Information Security Consultant

North-PB
Camberley, GU15 3SA, United Kingdom
4 months ago
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Job Title:Information Security Consultant

Location: Camberley/Remote

Salary: Competitive

Type: Permanent

Sector: Products & Proposition

Job Description

North is looking to appoint a customer facing Information Security Consultant.

The successful candidate will be responsible for ensuring the cyber & info security integrity of North’s customer deployments and for working with North’s major customers to assess and, where required, improve the cyber-security robustness where their IT and OT deployments are converging onto common networks and platforms – particularly where these are adjacent to North’s solution deployments.

This role requires a cyber security subject matter expert with a deep understanding of current and emerging cybersecurity threats and how to mitigate them – particularly in the arena of Operational Technologies – through the application of technology, process and risk assessment.

In addition, the candidate should have understanding, and experience, in the application of NCSC best practice and UK government accreditation frameworks including Cyber Assessment Framework and Secure by Design. 

Finally, the candidate must have excellent consulting, stakeholder management and communication skills, with demonstrable experience of applying these skills internally and in customer facing environments

Qualifications

This new role will involve working with the product team and other technical leaders and experts, developing and implementing a cyber security strategy and framework against which North’s portfolio of services and solutions can be developed and deployed. The role will support North’s three sectors: Defence & Justice; Public Services; Datacentre & Enterprise.

The successful candidate will have 4 main responsibilities

Develop, and continually enhance, North’s customer-facing cyber security framework which will be compatible with “Secure by Design” and CAF (Cyber Assessment Framework) principles, and any other relevant regulations and industry standards, namely

Clear responsibility for cyber security risk

Source secure technology products

Adopt a risk-driven approach

Design usable security controls

Build in detect and respond security

Design flexible architectures

Minimise the attack surface

Defend in depth

Embed continuous assurance

Make changes securely

Ensure and assure that North’s customer deployments comply with North’s  cyber security framework, with industry regulations and with any customer security accreditations & requirements – including GDPR, ISO27001 and Cyber Essentials plus

With particular focus where North’s solutions integrate with North’s IT systems, supplier IT systems, customer IT systems & corporate networks

Lead customer-facing cyber-security audit &/or assurance exercises together with any follow-up programmes

These will typically focus on the deployment of customer Operational Technology solutions &/or IT or OT that is adjacent to North’s solutions

Work as a core pre-sales member of selective large &/or strategic bids ensuring that customers’ tender requirements relating to cyber-security are fully understood and addressed, and that customers’ fully appreciate the focus and importance that North places on cyber-security

To succeed in the role, the following skills, knowledge and attributes are key: 

Bachelor's degree in Computer Science, Information Technology, Cybersecurity, or a related field 

Professional certifications such as CISSP, CISM,NCSC CCP or CCISO are highly desirable 

Extensive experience in information & cyber security with demonstrable experience working with Operational Technology + Information Technology

Strong knowledge of cybersecurity frameworks, standards, and best practices: experience applying Secure by Design &/or Cyber Assessment Framework is highly desirable

A strong & demonstrable understanding of how to combine technology, policy & process, risk management and user education in order to minimise cyber-security risks

Excellent problem-solving, analytical, and process focused skills set.

Strong communication, interpersonal and senior stakeholder management skills

Benefits

We offer a competitive remuneration package reflective of the candidate’s skills and experience, along with a range of benefits typical for roles within the IT sector in Surrey, including:

Generous holiday entitlement

Contributory pension scheme

Healthcare and wellbeing programmes

Professional development and training opportunities

Flexible working arrangements subject to business needs

Employee assistance programmes

How to Apply

If you are a proactive and detail-oriented professional looking to make a meaningful impact within a dynamic organisation, we welcome your application. Please submit your CV and complete the application form .

We can only accept candidates who have the Right To Work in the UK

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