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Cyber Security Manager

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£77,000 - £90,000 per year

We’re looking for a visionary leader to develop, implement, and maintain cutting-edge cybersecurity strategies that protect our client’s systems, networks, and data from evolving threats.

Company Benefits for a Cyber Security Manager:

  • 25 days holiday + Bank Holidays

  • Car & Motorcycle Rental Scheme

  • Life Assurance 4x salary

  • On site restaurant

  • Free parking

    Key Responsibilities for a Cyber Security Manager:

  • Maintaining designing and implementing robust and reliable cyber security processes and standards ensuring our client is secure and aligned with industry recommendations ad best practices.

  • Align with our European counterparts where relevant. Some travel is expected.

  • To conduct regular internal cyber security audits and control reviews of compliance activities.

  • Ensure our in-house applications are cyber-safe and developed in line with best security practices.

  • Manage SSL certificate renewal. Present quarterly updates alongside the IT general manager to the Board of Directors.

    Key Requirements for a Cyber Security Manager:

  • Demonstrable experience in Cyber Security management.

  • CISM or CISSP accredited.

  • Experience in delivering and maintaining Cyber security frameworks and associated processes.

  • Hands-on experience of carrying out Cyber Security risk assessments and maintaining a security risk register.

  • Previous responsibility for the vulnerability management processes and collaboration with other operational teams to identify, report and plan how to address anything identified.

    If you’re driven by challenge and have a passion for safeguarding the future, this is the opportunity for you, apply now

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