Secops asset manager

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.