The Cybersecurity Compliance Manager is responsible for ensuring that the organization maintains full adherence to all regulatory, legal, and industry cybersecurity standards. This role oversees the implementation and maintenance of frameworks such as ISO 27001, SOC 2, GDPR, HIPAA, PCI-DSS, and NIST. They develop internal policies, manage compliance documentation, and support certification efforts.

A key part of the role involves conducting regular internal audits, risk assessments, and gap analyses to identify weaknesses in security controls. The manager collaborates with department leaders and technical teams to implement corrective actions and strengthen the company’s security posture. They must stay updated with evolving compliance requirements to ensure continuous alignment.

The manager also plays an essential role in vendor management and third-party security assessments. They evaluate external partners, ensure contracts meet compliance standards, and track remediation activities. Their goal is to guarantee that all external relationships uphold the company’s cybersecurity expectations.

Training and awareness programs are another crucial responsibility. The manager develops and leads employee training on security best practices, data protection, and compliance obligations. These programs help reduce human-related risks and build a culture of security across the organization.

Finally, the Cybersecurity Compliance Manager works closely with legal, IT, and senior leadership to provide compliance insights, prepare reports, and guide strategic decisions. They serve as the primary point of contact during external audits and ensure all compliance goals are maintained year-round.