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Cyber Security Advisor

Glasgow
3 weeks ago
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Summer-Browning Associates are currently supporting our Central Government client who are seeking a Cyber Security Advisor on an initial 8 contract

Service Location: Glasgow (Hybrid)

Essential Skills

Experience of cyber security analysis and assessment, including threat identification, risk assessment, evaluation of technical controls, and assessment against industry standards
Experience of engaging, advising and influencing at all levels of an organisation including senior managers within a challenging, fast pace and complex environments
A team-player with experience in handling and managing Crypto and Secret equipment.
Experience of successful collaboration with a broad range of stakeholders in a business context.
Experience in responding to and dealing with Security Incidents.
Experienced in delivering presentations and training.

Desirable Skills

Experience of operating or architecting in an operational technology environment, related to managing the security of critical systems.
Demonstrable experience of managing complexity in a working context.
Experience of control frameworks in a technology or information security context.
Working Knowledge of NIST 800-53 and IS4.
Security Institute Membership and/or BCS Membership

NB: Successful applicant will require active SC before assignment commences/be willing to undertake SC and be willing to undergo DV level vetting

To apply, please submit latest CV for review

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