Deutsche Bank Security Team

Open security roles at Deutsche Bank, and what we know about the team behind them.

financial services · 90000 employees · 5 open roles. Updated October 16, 2026.

Open roles (5)

Deutsche Bank

“Deutsche Bank publicly frames AppSec around a zero‑trust, threat‑driven posture focused on protecting confidentiality,...”

Deutsche Bank

“Deutsche Bank publicly frames AppSec around a zero‑trust, threat‑driven posture focused on protecting confidentiality,...”

Deutsche Bank

“Deutsche Bank publicly frames AppSec around a zero‑trust, threat‑driven posture focused on protecting confidentiality,...”

Deutsche Bank

“Deutsche Bank publicly frames AppSec around a zero‑trust, threat‑driven posture focused on protecting confidentiality,...”

Deutsche Bank

“Deutsche Bank publicly frames AppSec around a zero‑trust, threat‑driven posture focused on protecting confidentiality,...”

Compiled from public job postings, careers pages, and company materials. Data may not reflect current state — verify during interviews.

3 Intel Signals

How they approach application security

Deutsche Bank publicly frames AppSec around a zero‑trust, threat‑driven posture focused on protecting confidentiality, integrity and availability of customer and bank data.
Public materials emphasize continuous verification (zero trust), threat intelligence and ecosystem/third‑party awareness, with security policies codified and regularly updated.
The approach prioritizes continuous monitoring, verification, and resilience across internal and external systems rather than prescriptive public disclosures of specific toolchains or SDLC gate implementations.

The team

DWS's data infrastructure team is responsible for providing the secure, scalable and trustworthy foundation for storing, processing and distributing critical enterprise data.
As Senior Security Engineer you'll focus on understanding the threat landscape, architecting integrations with security tools, collaborating with vendors, security monitoring, threat remediation, and cloud infrastructure automation.

What they're working on

Security Hub / public security guidance.
Continuous vulnerability scanning and monitoring of critical systems.
Periodic red‑team exercises and ethical hacking engagement.
Public discussion of bug bounties.
Vendor and third‑party risk assessments and controls.
Global cyber incident response and 24/7 hotline.
Employee security training and awareness programs.
Cloud security initiatives emphasizing encryption, data sovereignty and shared responsibility.
Collaboration with external security firms, conferences and research.
Modernization through agile/DevOps teams and cloud migration.