About the role
What we do at Detectify We’re Detectify, and we’re not your average cybersecurity company. We’re a team obsessed with building cutting-edge tech that actually makes a difference in making the internet a safer place. We’re talking about real-life hackers who know their stuff—you’ll learn from the best and join a team that combines human ingenuity with automation to streamline asset discovery and vulnerability assessments. What you’ll get to do A s Information Security & IT Manager, your primary responsibility is owning the information security level at Detectify. You'll ensure that our security posture aligns with ISO 27001 and any other objectives set by management — embedding information security into daily operations, keeping the company current on evolving frameworks and guidelines, and driving the strategic IT-security initiatives that enable us to meet our goals. Around 20% of your time covers the IT administration that keeps Detectify running smoothly — provisioning devices, managing account access, and making sure every colleague has the right tools from day one. The remaining 80% is where the real depth of
the role lives: shaping and maturing how we think about and practice information security across the company. Reporting to the CFO, you'll be part of our Operations team — spanning Finance, IT, Legal and People & Culture — acting as a cross-functional bridge that simplifies complexity and sets the standard for how a security-first company operates. Concretely, you'll be responsible for: Maintaining and continuously improving Detectify's ISMS, keeping us aligned with ISO 27001 certification
requirements Enabling AI adoption across the company by evaluating, procuring, and governing AI tools to ensure they meet our security and compliance standards Identity and Access Management for IT systems outside of the product environment Evaluating IT tools and third-party vendors, and supporting their implementation and configuration Acting as system owner for company-wide IT infrastructure — Google Workspace, Jira, Slack and beyond Negotiating with software and hardware suppliers and owning the related processes and policies Onboarding and offboarding colleagues from an IT perspective, including continuously improving these processes Providing technical support and handling IT tickets across the organisation Ensuring all employees have the right hardware, software, and physical office setup to work securely and effectively