Current roleA leadership perspective.
Cyber Security Lead
Aug 2026 — PresentCyber Security Lead · India
Rini Vishwas
Security expertise.
A leadership perspective.
From hands-on cybersecurity engineering to security leadership in the trading industry.
CYBERSECURITYENGINEERING → LEADERSHIPTRADING INDUSTRY
About me
A technical foundation.A broader perspective.A career in security.
I’m Rini Vishwas, a Cyber Security Lead at FP Trading, based in India. My career has grown from cybersecurity engineering at FP Markets to leadership roles across FP Markets and FP Trading.
My experience spans security engineering, penetration testing, vulnerability management, malware analysis, and incident response, alongside data loss prevention, access management, and security policy development. This technical foundation informs the perspective I bring to cybersecurity leadership in the trading industry.
Experience
A career built in security.
Current role
FP MarketsOct 2024 — Aug 2026The next chapter. Leadership.
Cyber Security Lead
Oct 2024 — Aug 2026FP MarketsOct 2021 — Sep 2024Built on technical experience.
Cyber Security Engineer
Oct 2021 — Sep 2024Swipe or tap to explore
Skills
Technical depth.
Practical security.
Skills from my work as a Cyber Security Engineer at FP Markets, spanning protection, threat response and security engineering.
14 of 14 skills
Data Loss Prevention (DLP)
Protection & governance
Security Policy Development
Protection & governance
User Access Management
Protection & governance
Phishing Site Reporting
Detection & response
Phishing Site Detection
Detection & response
Security Management
Protection & governance
Incident Management
Detection & response
Penetration Testing
Engineering & testing
Security Protocols
Engineering & testing
Security Engineering
Engineering & testing
Web Application Security
Engineering & testing
Incident Response
Detection & response
Vulnerability Management
Engineering & testing
Malware Analysis
Detection & response
Cyber Security Lead · Role & responsibilities
Lead with clarity.
Protect with purpose.
Explore the responsibilities of a professional Cyber Security Lead. This overview describes the role broadly; the career timeline above reflects my experience.
Turn business risk into clear priorities.
A Cyber Security Lead connects technical decisions with the people, systems and services the business depends on.
Security strategy
Maintain a practical security roadmap, prioritise risks, and agree ownership and remediation timelines with stakeholders.
Risk and assurance
Coordinate risk assessments, review third-party security, and organise evidence for internal reviews and audits.
Policy and reporting
Keep security policies useful and current. Communicate exposure, progress and decisions in language business leaders can act on.
Make protection part of everyday work.
Effective security operations combine visibility, investigation and consistent follow-through.
Threat monitoring
Guide alert triage and investigation, improve detection coverage, and keep escalation paths clear.
Vulnerability management
Prioritise weaknesses by exposure and business impact, coordinate fixes, and verify that remediation addresses the risk.
Identity and protection
Work with IT and engineering on least privilege, access reviews, secure configurations, and protection of sensitive data.
Bring clarity when the pressure rises.
Prepared teams can make timely decisions, protect evidence and restore services with confidence.
Readiness
Maintain response playbooks, clarify decision authority, and rehearse realistic scenarios with the teams involved.
Coordination
Assess incidents, direct containment with system owners, preserve evidence, and keep stakeholders informed.
Recovery and learning
Validate recovery, investigate root causes, and turn lessons learned into concrete changes to controls and procedures.
Build a team that makes security stronger.
Security leadership depends on trust, shared ownership and clear communication across the organisation.
Team development
Coach analysts and engineers, review investigations, share knowledge, and establish clear responsibilities.
Security awareness
Help colleagues recognise phishing and social engineering, report concerns early, and adopt safer working habits.
Cross-team partnership
Collaborate with IT, engineering, compliance and business teams so security requirements become practical decisions.
From readiness to recovery
Explore the incident
response lifecycle.
A practical overview of how security leadership connects each stage. Select a step to learn more.
Explore the NIST Cybersecurity FrameworkDefine owners, escalation contacts and response playbooks. Exercise them before an incident occurs.
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