Enterprise IAM Product Owner (Associate Director)
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LocationDurham, NC - USA (Hill Bldg)
SeniorityDirector
Company size10,000+ people
PostedSep 29, 2026 · 1mo ago
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Define and communicate a compelling IAM vision, strategy, and roadmap
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
Monitor emerging technologies, threat trends, identity security risks, and regulatory developments
Drive adoption of Zero Trust principles throughout identity and access management capabilities
Lead the strategy and evolution of Identity Governance & Administration (IGA) capabilities
Ensure effective governance of workforce, contractor, partner, privileged, and non-human identities
Drive least-privilege access models, segregation of duties, and continuous access review processes
Define and implement governance, lifecycle management, authentication, authorization, and monitoring controls for AI agents, machine identities, service accounts, APIs, service principals, and application identities
Establish standards and guardrails for AI agent identities
Collaborate with AI, data, and application teams to integrate identity security controls into AI platforms, autonomous systems, AI agents, and agentic workflows
Develop strategies to manage and secure the growing population of non-human identities
Define governance and risk management controls for AI-enabled applications and autonomous systems
Define and lead the enterprise strategy for modern authentication, MFA, passwordless authentication, and adaptive access controls
Drive the organization's transition from password-based authentication to phishing-resistant passwordless authentication technologies
Establish governance and standards for authentication technologies including FIDO2 security keys, passkeys, Microsoft Authenticator, Windows Hello for Business, certificate-based authentication, and biometric authentication methods
Partner with Security Operations, Identity Engineering, and End User Experience teams to improve authentication security while reducing end-user friction
Develop authentication strategies that balance security, usability, resilience, and business productivity
Leverage Conditional Access, risk-based authentication, device trust, and contextual access controls to strengthen identity protection
Measure and drive adoption of MFA and passwordless authentication capabilities through defined security and user experience metrics
Ensure authentication and authorization controls are consistently applied across hybrid, cloud, SaaS, machine-to-machine, and AI-enabled environments
Integrate Identity Threat Detection & Response (ITDR) capabilities into the IAM roadmap and operating model
Partner with Cyber Defense and Security Operations teams to improve monitoring, detection, and response to identity-based attacks
Monitor emerging threats related to credential theft, token compromise, privileged escalation, machine identities, and AI agents, incorporating mitigations into the IAM strategy
Drive improvements in identity visibility, risk monitoring, and identity resilience across enterprise environments
Skills
Identity Governance & Administration
Privileged Access Management
Multi-factor Authentication
Passwordless Authentication
Identity Threat Detection & Response
FIDO2
Passkeys
Microsoft Authenticator
Windows Hello for Business
Certificate-based Authentication
Biometric Authentication
Conditional Access
Risk-based Authentication
Zero Trust
About the company
Clorox is the place that’s committed to growth – for our people and our brands. Guided by our purpose and values, and with people at the center of everything we do, we believe every one of us can make a positive impact on consumers, communities, and teammates. Join our team. #CloroxIsThePlace
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
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Define and communicate a compelling IAM vision, strategy, and roadmap that aligns with organizational security and business objectives.
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Own the enterprise identity strategy for workforce, privileged, machine, application, and AI agent identities.
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Align IAM capabilities with organizational goals, ensuring scalability, flexibility, resilience, and operational effectiveness.
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Establish and enforce IAM standards, governance processes, and policies while maintaining supporting documentation and operating procedures.
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Ensure IAM platforms and services adhere to internal standards, industry best practices, and regulatory requirements.
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Monitor emerging technologies, threat trends, identity security risks, and regulatory developments, incorporating them into the IAM strategy and roadmap.
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Drive adoption of Zero Trust principles throughout identity and access management capabilities.
Identity Governance & Administration
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Lead the strategy and evolution of Identity Governance & Administration (IGA) capabilities, including identity lifecycle management, joiner-mover-leaver processes, access requests, role management, birthright access, and access certifications.
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Ensure effective governance of workforce, contractor, partner, privileged, and non-human identities.
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Drive least-privilege access models, segregation of duties, and continuous access review processes.
Non-Human & AI Agent Identity Security
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Define and implement governance, lifecycle management, authentication, authorization, and monitoring controls for AI agents, machine identities, service accounts, APIs, service principals, and application identities.
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Establish standards and guardrails for AI agent identities, ensuring appropriate identity proofing, credential management, least-privilege access, segregation of duties, and continuous oversight.
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Collaborate with AI, data, and application teams to integrate identity security controls into AI platforms, autonomous systems, AI agents, and agentic workflows.
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Develop strategies to manage and secure the growing population of non-human identities, including secrets, certificates, tokens, API credentials, service accounts, and cryptographic keys.
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Define governance and risk management controls for AI-enabled applications and autonomous systems to ensure secure, auditable, and compliant identity operations.
Authentication, MFA & Passwordless Security
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Define and lead the enterprise strategy for modern authentication, MFA, passwordless authentication, and adaptive access controls.
•
Drive the organization’s transition from password-based authentication to phishing-resistant passwordless authentication technologies.
•
Establish governance and standards for authentication technologies including FIDO2 security keys, passkeys, Microsoft Authenticator, Windows Hello for Business, certificate-based authentication, and biometric authentication methods.
•
Partner with Security Operations, Identity Engineering, and End User Experience teams to improve authentication security while reducing end-user friction.
•
Develop authentication strategies that balance security, usability, resilience, and business productivity.
•
Leverage Conditional Access, risk-based authentication, device trust, and contextual access controls to strengthen identity protection.
•
Measure and drive adoption of MFA and passwordless authentication capabilities through defined security and user experience metrics.
•
Ensure authentication and authorization controls are consistently applied across hybrid, cloud, SaaS, machine-to-machine, and AI-enabled environments.
Identity Threat Protection
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Integrate Identity Threat Detection & Response (ITDR) capabilities into the IAM roadmap and operating model.
•
Partner with Cyber Defense and Security Operations teams to improve monitoring, detection, and response to identity-based attacks.
•
Monitor emerging threats related to credential theft, token compromise, privileged escalation, machine identities, and AI agents, incorporating mitigations into the IAM strategy.
•
Drive improvements in identity visibility, risk monitoring, and identity resilience across enterprise environments.