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Global Cyber Security Manager

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Global Cyber Security Manager

Location: Hybrid (London 3 days, Remote 2 days)
Job Type: Full-time
Salary: Competitive gross pay circa £80,000 + annual performance bonus of 10% of base salaryA new exciting global permanent opportunity has become available to join a global, leading organisation in the energy sector as a Global Cyber Security Manager. This role is pivotal in ensuring the company meets its cyber security standards and objectives worldwide. You will be responsible for setting security requirements, evaluating design proposals, and leading a team to mitigate risks effectively.

Day-to-day of the role:

Strategy and Roadmap Responsibilities:

Own the development, implementation, monitoring, and communication of the cybersecurity strategy and roadmap.
Ensure project-defined deliverables are provided on time and have been quality reviewed.
Work with key stakeholders across the organisation to align the cybersecurity program with business objectives.
Lead a team of cybersecurity professionals to secure company networks, systems, and data.
Protection Responsibilities:

Design, implement, and maintain cybersecurity policies and procedures.
Establish processes for vulnerability assessment and penetration testing.
Monitor and audit compliance of cybersecurity policies to identify gaps.
Oversee security activities including access control, incident management, response, and reporting.
Ensure compliance with security standards and mitigate risks.
Protect the company's digital assets from current and emerging threats.

Required Skills & Qualifications:

BS or MA in computer science, information security, cybersecurity, or a related field.
3-5+ years of experience in cybersecurity, IT audit, or enterprise risk management (ERM).
Familiarity with regulatory compliance and information security management frameworks (e.g., ISO 27001, COBIT, NIST 800).
Experience in program and project management and cybersecurity strategy planning.
Proficiency in cybersecurity technologies and systems, such as firewalls, intrusion detection systems, and SIEM systems.
Desirable certifications: CISSP, CISA, CISM.

Benefits:

Generous health and life insurance.
Annual holidays and tax-saving pension contributions.
Opportunity to work in a dynamic, innovative environment with a strong emphasis on personal and professional growth.To apply for the Global Cyber Security Manager position, please submit your updated CV to be considered immediately

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