Enterprise IAM Product Owner (Associate Director)

Location: Durham, NC - USA (Hill Bldg)

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Your role at Clorox

We are seeking a highly skilled and motivated Enterprise Identity & Access Management (IAM) Product Owner to lead the strategy, governance, and delivery of identity security capabilities across the enterprise.

As an IAM Product Owner within the Cybersecurity organization, you will play a pivotal role in defining and delivering secure, scalable, and modern identity services for workforce, privileged, machine, application, and AI agent identities. You will serve as the bridge between business stakeholders, cybersecurity, architecture, and engineering teams, ensuring IAM capabilities align with business objectives, regulatory requirements, and evolving security threats.

This role owns the enterprise IAM roadmap and product strategy, encompassing Identity Governance & Administration (IGA), Privileged Access Management (PAM), modern authentication, multi-factor authentication (MFA), passwordless authentication, Identity Threat Detection & Response (ITDR), and governance of machine and AI agent identities. The role is responsible for driving the organization's transition toward phishing-resistant, passwordless authentication while enabling secure access across workforce, privileged, application, machine, and AI-powered environments.

In this role, you will

Strategy & Governance

• Define and communicate a compelling IAM vision, strategy, and roadmap that aligns with organizational security and business objectives.
• Own the enterprise identity strategy for workforce, privileged, machine, application, and AI agent identities.
• Align IAM capabilities with organizational goals, ensuring scalability, flexibility, resilience, and operational effectiveness.
• Establish and enforce IAM standards, governance processes, and policies while maintaining supporting documentation and operating procedures.
• Ensure IAM platforms and services adhere to internal standards, industry best practices, and regulatory requirements.
• Monitor emerging technologies, threat trends, identity security risks, and regulatory developments, incorporating them into the IAM strategy and roadmap.
• Drive adoption of Zero Trust principles throughout identity and access management capabilities.