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The SecOps Asset Manager maintains reliable, actionable visibility of technology assets used by security operations. The role reconciles asset data across discovery, endpoint, vulnerability, CMDB, and security platforms; tracks ownership and lifecycle status; and helps ensure assets are covered by appropriate monitoring and security controls. Confirm whether the role includes people management or is an individual-contributor governance role.

Key Responsibilities

·       Maintain accurate inventories of hardware, software, endpoints, servers, network devices, cloud resources, and security tools within scope.

·       Reconcile asset records across CMDB, discovery, EDR, vulnerability management, SIEM, cloud, and procurement sources.

·       Track ownership, business criticality, location / environment, lifecycle state, support status, and security-control coverage.

·       Identify unmanaged, duplicate, stale, unsupported, or unprotected assets and coordinate remediation with owners.

·       Produce dashboards and reports for asset coverage, data quality, exceptions, and lifecycle risks.

·       Define data standards, ownership workflows, reconciliation cadence, and audit-ready documentation.

·       Coordinate with SecOps, IT, infrastructure, procurement, and compliance teams to improve asset visibility.



Requirements

Required Qualifications

·       Experience in IT asset management, CMDB / configuration management, vulnerability management, security operations, or IT governance.

·       Understanding of asset lifecycle, inventory reconciliation, ownership / criticality tagging, and data quality controls.

·       Comfort with spreadsheets, reporting, ticketing, and asset / security management platforms.

·       Strong follow-up, analytical thinking, documentation, and stakeholder coordination.

·       Understanding of why asset visibility is foundational to vulnerability management and security monitoring.

Preferred Qualifications

·       ServiceNow CMDB / ITAM, Lansweeper, MECM / Intune, EDR, vulnerability scanners, cloud asset inventory, SIEM, ITIL, or security governance frameworks.