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Cyber Security Manager
American Axle & Manufacturing (AAM)
Bengaluru, Karnataka, IN
American Axle & Manufacturing (AAM) is a Tier 1 automotive supplier headquartered in Detroit, with nearly 75 facilities across 15 countries. The company designs and manufactures driveline systems, metal forming components, and high-speed e-drive units for electric, hybrid, and internal combustion vehicles. It trades on the NYSE. For cybersecurity, the threat surface here is physical-digital. Manufacturing environments mean operational technology (OT) and IT convergence is the daily reality: programmable logic controllers, industrial control systems, and CNC machinery networked alongside enterprise resource planning, supplier portals, and engineering data repositories. E-drive and electrification R&D introduces proprietary design data as a high-value target - intellectual property that moves across global facilities and partner networks. AAM's operational footprint spans 15 countries, which means security teams navigate fragmented regulatory regimes (GDPR, regional data residency requirements), multi-vendor OT stacks, and supply chain risk extending deep into tiered supplier ecosystems. The shift toward electrification technologies compounds this: connected vehicle components and embedded software in e-drive units add firmware security and secure development lifecycle concerns to the more traditional manufacturing cybersecurity domains. Expect to work across ICS/SCADA monitoring, network segmentation between plant floors and corporate networks, and secure engineering workflows protecting driveline and metal forming IP.
American Axle & Manufacturing (AAM) is a Tier 1 automotive supplier headquartered in Detroit, with nearly 75 facilities across 15 countries. The company designs and manufactures driveline systems, metal forming components, and high-speed e-drive units for electric, hybrid, and internal combustion vehicles. It trades on the NYSE.
For cybersecurity, the threat surface here is physical-digital. Manufacturing environments mean operational technology (OT) and IT convergence is the daily reality: programmable logic controllers, industrial control systems, and CNC machinery networked alongside enterprise resource planning, supplier portals, and engineering data repositories. E-drive and electrification R&D introduces proprietary design data as a high-value target - intellectual property that moves across global facilities and partner networks.
AAM's operational footprint spans 15 countries, which means security teams navigate fragmented regulatory regimes (GDPR, regional data residency requirements), multi-vendor OT stacks, and supply chain risk extending deep into tiered supplier ecosystems. The shift toward electrification technologies compounds this: connected vehicle components and embedded software in e-drive units add firmware security and secure development lifecycle concerns to the more traditional manufacturing cybersecurity domains. Expect to work across ICS/SCADA monitoring, network segmentation between plant floors and corporate networks, and secure engineering workflows protecting driveline and metal forming IP.