CISO

La Fosse Associates
City of London, England
7 months ago
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Overview

I’m partnering with a not for profit organisation to help them find a CISO who can take them on a maturity journey and deliver transformation.


This is ideal for someone who has been accountable for taking a security function through a maturity journey and thrives in complex, regulated environments. You’ll be building new cyber capabilities and joining at a key point of the transformation with the opportunity to shape and influence what the future of cyber looks like at the org.


They’re looking for a pragmatic leader who can operate both strategically and tactically when required. If you are someone who can engage stakeholders, oversee technical delivery, and help transform the security culture within and org we’d love to hear from you.


Experience/Qualifications

  • Leading a security function through a maturity journey
  • Delivering Transformation
  • Operating in regulated environments
  • Building new “best in need” cyber capabilities from scratch
  • Bringing stakeholders on the security journey

Details

  • Location: London or Manchester – Hybrid
  • Salary: up to £108,000-£120,000
  • Pension: non contributory up to 15%
  • Plus other great benefits

If you’re interested in this opportunity, apply now! or send your CV to


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