Open security roles at Prudential Financial, and what we know about the team behind them.
financial services · 38000 employees · 3 open roles. Updated October 15, 2026.
Prudential Financial
“Being "secure by design"and enabling self-service for developers.”
Prudential Financial
“Being "secure by design"and enabling self-service for developers.”
Prudential Financial
“Being "secure by design"and enabling self-service for developers.”
Compiled from public job postings, careers pages, and company materials. Data may not reflect current state — verify during interviews.
How they approach application security
The team
The AppSec team at Prudential Financial collaborates with other security professionals across the Information Security Office and the Chief Technology Office. The reporting line and organizational model are not publicly available. Key public-facing leaders include Punit Setia (Director Information Security), Lindsey Miller (VP Information Security), and Richard Dalton (Information Security executive), whose profiles indicate their roles. The team size estimate is not publicly available. As of, there was 1 active AppSec job posting (Specialist, Application Security R-121854). Common skills and tools mentioned in postings include experience with SAST, SCA, DAST, ASPM tools, a strong understanding of software composition analysis and SBOMs, and scripting/programming skills (e.g., Python, PowerShell).
What they're working on
Information regarding a Security Champions Program is not publicly available. Prudential Financial aims to "promote the adoption of secure-by-design principles and practices throughout the software development lifecycle."For vulnerability management, they focus on "maturing existing vulnerability and configuration monitoring capabilities"and validating "proper mitigation controls are in place until remediation activities are complete."Details on ticketing, SLAs, or ownership are not publicly available. Secure SDLC artifacts include "security policies and alerting mechanisms based on SOX and NIST standards."No AppSec-specific new programs or tool rollouts were found in public press or blogs within the last 6 months.