IT Security Incident Manager

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13 months ago

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Security Incident Response Manager (Cyber Threat)

Global financial services company
Full time permanent role
Salary up to £100,000 plus bonus. Hybrid working (twice a week in the London office)

A large global financial services firm is looking for an Incident Response Manager within its cyber threat division. This is a fantastic opportunity to join a large cyber and information security team that lead the way in technology and tooling in a 24/7 global environment.

Duties will include:
Managing a team of Cyber Threat Analysts that deliver services to global users
Being responsible for continuous improvement to process and procedures
Oversee incidents and ensure relevant tools and processes are followed
Communicate with wider teams on emerging threats
Develop new forensic capabilities
Act as an escalation point (on-call escalation point once a month for weekends)
Deliver on information security projects
Ensuring services provided meet the business requirements

To be considered suitable for this Incident Response Manager role you will need the following skills and experience:
Experience in a technical cyber/incident response role
Previous team management experience
Good understanding of incident response frameworks and methodologies (ICERF)
Good understanding of threats, vulnerabilities and processes
Familiarity with incident response tools and measures
Relevant industry certifications would be seen as advantageous (CISSP, OSCP, OSCE etc.)

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