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One of the most exciting prospects in the UK cyber security sector today, Bridewell is a leading cyber security services company specialising in protecting and transforming critical business functions for some of the world’s most trusted organisations. We are the trusted partner for operators of essential services and provide end-to-end cyber security capabilities that help our clients overcome their security challenges, allowing them to operate safely and securely.

Bridewell holds the Gold level, Investors in People award which we feel solidifies and reflects on the outstanding calibre that makes us truly one team.

Who are we looking for?

Due to continued growth, we are looking for ambitious individuals who are passionate about Data Privacy and are keen to continue to develop and grow with us. You are a client facing Data Privacy professional, with extensive experience delivering interesting projects and delivering and maintaining client relationships at a senior level. You will have a broad range of expertise across Data Privacy and be able to articulate, sell and deliver different Bridewell propositions to our target markets.

What you’ll be doing:

  • Primary responsibility will be to deliver on client engagements, typically this could be working on one large programme of work or delivering on a number of different privacy projects for a select group of Bridewell’s clients. Activities may include but not limited to:
  • Implementing Data Protection by Design and Default processes;
  • Data Breach investigation, assessment and notification;
  • Implementing and conducting Data Protection Impact Assessments;
  • Data protection and privacy considerations in supply chains;
  • Data mapping;
  • Implementation and handling of data subject rights processes;
  • Producing Privacy Notices and Polices;
  • Provision of advice on data protection and privacy matters;
  • Development of Records of Processing Activities and related processes.
  • Delivering and preparing training and awareness programmes.
  • Third party due diligence and ongoing assurance.
  • Review and drafting of data protection processing agreements.
  • Identification, mitigation and management of privacy risks.
  • Staying up to date with privacy requirements and changes through your own research as well as attending conferences and events.
  • Working with others to identify sales opportunities and support pre-sales activities.

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