EU remote
IT Security
About this role
At Schibsted, cybersecurity is about more than protecting systems and applications. It's also about protecting journalism, the people behind it, and the technology that makes independent news accessible to millions of people. We're looking for an IT Security Engineer to join our cybersecurity team, preferably in Oslo or Stockholm. We may also consider candidates based in Krakow. This is an opportunity for an experienced security engineer who enjoys hands-on technical work, solving problems across different environments, and working with others to make systems more secure.
First, a little about us Schibsted is one of the leading media groups in the Nordics, home to well-known news brands including Aftonbladet, Svenska Dagbladet, VG and Aftenposten. Every day, millions of people turn to our news organisations to stay informed, understand the world around them, and access independent journalism. Behind these brands is a large and diverse technology organisation, building and maintaining the digital products, platforms and infrastructure that make all of this possible.
And with that comes an interesting security challenge. Our news brands are highly visible, and the threats we face go beyond those of a typical corporate environment. From protecting systems and sensitive information to safeguarding journalists and ensuring uninterrupted access to news, cybersecurity plays an important role in keeping our journalism accessible and independent. That's where you come in. What you'll be working on As an IT Security Engineer, you'll help strengthen the security of the infrastructure, systems and devices that our organisation relies on every day.
You'll analyse risks, design and implement security solutions, and maintain the controls that protect our systems and data. You'll be part of a cybersecurity team working across Sweden and Norway. As part of the technology organisation, the team works closely with colleagues responsible for infrastructure, networks, user devices and collaboration tools, as well as journalists and editors. A big part of your job will be working with security technologies.
But putting a tool in place is only the beginning. You'll also make sure those tools work effectively in practice: reviewing how they're configured, investigating potential threats, and helping teams address weaknesses before they become bigger problems. Some of the things you'll do: • Assess our existing security controls, identify areas for improvement and implement practical ways to reduce risk. • Improve, deploy and maintain security solutions, including firewalls, intrusion detection and prevention systems, VPNs and endpoint protection.