AEG
Security Engineer II (AXS)
Full details on LinkedIn
The complete job description, requirements, and application details are available on the original posting.
About AEG
AEG (Anschutz Entertainment Group), based in Los Angeles, California, is a leading global company in sports and live entertainment. With operations on five continents, AEG entertains over 100 million guests each year through its extensive network of venues, sports franchises, and music brands. The company employs more than 28,000 people worldwide and generates approximately $1.9 billion in revenue. AEG operates through several divisions, including AEG Facilities, which manages over 120 venues worldwide, and AEG Presents, the second-largest live music presenter globally. AEG Sports is the largest operator of sports franchises, owning teams like the LA Kings and LA Galaxy. The company also focuses on real estate development for major entertainment districts and manages global sponsorship sales through AEG Global Partnerships. AEG is committed to community support, contributing over $120 million to charitable programs in youth education, arts, health, and wellness over the past decade.
Security at AEG
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Security Philosophy
“AEG implements and maintains commercially reasonable security measures as stated in their Privacy Policy. Specific AppSec mission statements, developer enablement approaches, and stated pain points are not publicly available.”
Security Team
- Information security engineering roles exist within AEG, reporting to the Global CISO.
- Diana Lovati serves as SVP and Global Chief Information Security Officer (https://www.linkedin.com/in/diana-lovati).
- As of 2/19/2026, there is 1 active AppSec job posting.
Key Initiatives
AEG manages vulnerability scanning tools and maintains a vulnerability management process. No evidence of a Security Champions Program or formal "Shift Left" initiatives has been found. Secure SDLC artifacts are not publicly documented.
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