Cybersecurity Senior Manager

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11 months ago
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️Lead Ethical Hacker – Red Team & Cybersecurity Innovation
Are you ready to lead the next frontier of cybersecurity? Join a diverse team of experts in red teaming, software development, systems administration, and more, shaping the future of ethical hacking and security testing.
🔑 Your Key Responsibilities:

  • Lead complex ethical hacking engagements for IT systems, websites, mobile apps, IoT, and OT environments.
  • Mentor junior staff and share your leadership expertise.
  • Build strong client relationships, deliver proposals, and provide actionable security advice.
  • Lead red team exercises, infrastructure testing, mobile assessments, and more.
  • Research advanced topics in evasion techniques, embedded devices, and SCADA/ICS systems.
  • Secure key platforms such as Azure AD, Office 365, and cloud services.
  • Collaborate with Incident Response, Threat Intelligence, and Security Advisory teams.
    👀 What We’re Looking For:
  • Extensive ethical hacking experience with both Windows & Linux OS.
  • Proficiency in security testing tools and writing detailed, risk-based reports.
  • Familiarity with Azure AD, Office 365, and leading cloud platforms.
  • Relevant certifications (CREST, OSCE, etc.) and strong communication skills.
  • Passion for cybersecurity and a track record in ethical hacking.
    🎁 What’s in It for You?
  • Work on high-impact projects with top-tier clients.
  • Competitive salary + benefits package.
  • Continuous development opportunities and support for certifications.
  • Be part of a dynamic and innovative team shaping the cybersecurity landscape.
    📩 Ready to Join the Team?
    If you’re ready to lead groundbreaking ethical hacking projects and make a tangible difference in the cybersecurity landscape, we’d love to hear from you!
    💻 Apply now and take your career to the next level. Together, let’s protect and innovate!
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