Manager, Security & Intelligence, EMEA

The Security & Intelligence (S&I) team supports our studio functions globally, including Netflix productions across all content verticals. This role plays a key part in assessing risk for an evolving production strategy in the dynamic EMEA region. The S&I team collaborates with physical production and external production partners to provide security guidance and intelligence support throughout the production lifecycle. We work with stakeholders to understand a production’s security needs and provide information and solutions to identify, mitigate, and respond to risk.

Responsibilities

  • Contribute to keeping Netflix productions safe, secure, and resilient

  • Evaluate production plans for security needs and coordinate appropriate local support

  • Provide security support to productions when they are faced with complex risk factors, such as high-profile talent or IP, confidentiality needs, or challenging external security environments

  • Develop and review risk assessments and security guidelines, and design security plans and specialized guidance for higher‑risk production activities, including physical protection of content/IP

  • Engage and collaborate with relevant local partners and help shape the regional production security resource portfolio

  • Provide stabilisation and management support for production security incidents

  • Maintain collaborative relationships with key production stakeholders and cross‑functional partners

  • Collect and analyse local intelligence and risk signals to support production planning and security design

  • Brief a wide range of internal and external stakeholders on security plans and impactful developments

  • Clearly communicate risks to stakeholders and support them in implementing appropriate controls

Qualifications

  • Relevant experience in areas such as security, intelligence, military, journalism, or related fields, with a focus on regional security issues

  • Experience in production, media/entertainment, or content creation

  • Degree in Security Studies, International Relations, or a related field is welcome but not required

  • Experience living and/or working internationally, with strong regional work experience

  • Fluency in English; additional regional languages are welcome

Skills and capabilities

  • Ability to interpret regional security signals, assess risk, and propose proportionate responses

  • Ability to maintain awareness of risk trends affecting the global entertainment sector

  • Ability to work effectively with a wide range of internal and external stakeholders

  • Ability to travel regionally and internationally as required (approximately 25%), including flexibility around time zones and local contexts where relevant

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