Cyber Threat Intelligence Strategy Lead - Geopolitics

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Salary: £60,000 - £70,000 (DOE) + Benefits

Location: London / Hybrid

We are looking for a highly experienced Cyber Threat Intelligence Strategy Lead who is genuinely interested in sharing expertise and knowledge within a close-knit team where your contribution is valued-not seen as just a number.

A strong background in geopolitics would be highly beneficial, as would the ability to produce actionable intelligence reports for a wide audience. Evidence of having authored detailed and accurate white papers, blogs, or similar publications in the domain of cyber threat intelligence or geopolitics is essential.

You should be up to date with the most recent threat actors, including knowledge of their methods, and well-versed in the intelligence cycle and analytical frameworks.

Skills & Qualifications

Expertise in cyber threat intelligence and strategic analysis.
Strong understanding of geopolitics and its impact on cyber threats.
Proven ability to produce high-quality intelligence reports and white papers.
Familiarity with threat actor tactics, techniques, and procedures (TTPs).
Knowledge of intelligence cycle and analytical frameworks.
Outstanding presentation and communication skills.
A European language would be advantageous.
Relevant certifications such as:- GIAC Cyber Threat Intelligence

EC-Council Certified Threat Intelligence Analyst
CREST Registered Threat Intelligence Analyst

(or closely related credentials).

Responsibilities

Collaborate with other analysts to deliver strategic intelligence insights.
Provide training and mentorship to junior team members.
Engage with clients regarding RFIs (Requests for Information).
Ensure quality assurance of intelligence outputs.
Identify opportunities to streamline processes and improve efficiency.
Produce first-class cyber threat intelligence reports and strategic recommendations.Additional Information

UK Nationals only.
Sponsorship is not available.
Candidates must be willing to undergo stringent background checks

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