Incident Response Consultant - Cybersecurity

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London

9 months ago

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London, United Kingdom

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22.01.2025

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08.03.2025

Job Description:

Role

Do you want to work with international governments consulting on how to respond to Cyber Security incidents?
You’ll have the opportunity to:

Work with international governments, guiding them on how to respond effectively to Cyber Security incidents and ensuring the safety of critical systems.
Travel the world, meeting clients and gaining unique insights into global Cyber Security challenges.
Join a specialist cyber security consultancy comprising 80 dedicated professionals, where you can become the Subject Matter Expert (SME) in incident response.

This role offers a competitive base salary of £60,000 – £80,000, along with a range of benefits, including private medical coverage, remote working options, discounted gym memberships, and performance bonuses.

If you’re interested in this opportunity, apply here!

Key Responsibilities:

Delivery of incident response consultancy to corporate clients suffering a cyber incident.
Delivery of consultancy on building incident response capacity, including SOC design, policy development, skills definition.
Design and delivery of technical and non-technical incident response training exercises.
Design of Incident response playbooks and pre-incident consultancy.
Recent and demonstrable experience in incident response.
Strong consultant characteristics i.e., communication skills, stakeholder management, presentation skills, and relationship building.
A relevant professional accreditation such as CREST CPIA is advantageous.

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