Cyber Risk manager (Sheffield Bias)

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Last month
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Cyber Risk Manager (Contract)

Hybrid

6 months Minimum

Start Date April

We are supporting a large enterprise organisation seeking a Cyber Risk Manager to manage internal cyber risks across business and technology functions.

This role will focus on identifying, assessing, and tracking cyber risks, ensuring appropriate ownership and mitigation plans are in place.

Key Responsibilities

Identify and assess cyber risks across projects and operational areas

Maintain the cyber risk register and ensure risks are properly documented

Define risk ownership and treatment plans

Track progress of mitigation actions

Support governance reporting and risk reviews

Engage with stakeholders across IT, security, and the wider businessRequirements

Experience in cyber risk management within large organisations

Strong understanding of risk assessment and treatment processes

Ability to communicate risks clearly to technical and non-technical stakeholders

Comfortable working with senior stakeholders

Self-starter able to operate with minimal supervision

If you're looking to add a highly regarded company to your CV, whilst working on a new project - get in touch or APPLY NOW

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