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Maintaining a company's IT security and minimizing the exposure of its information systems to cyber threats are the main roles of a cybersecurity consultant. Indeed, the latter is responsible for ensuring the protection of data in the company where they work. Living in an era where everything is digitalized, cybersecurity consultants are increasingly in demand in the job market. It is a profession that has a significant technical component but also requires a management dimension. On the technical side, the cybersecurity consultant must use their IT knowledge to discover all vulnerabilities potentially present in their company's information systems. On the management side, they must also be able to implement action plans to help the company's security managers cover all risks. The consultant intervenes at several levels to ensure the security of the company's confidential databases. Indeed, they first act preventively through the implementation of effective protection measures. They also act to help companies that have fallen victim to cyberattacks. In this context, the cybersecurity consultant analyzes the problem and provides solutions. They can be employed in a company as an employee or work as a freelancer.

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Technical Cyber Security Consultant

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Job Title: Technical Cyber Security Consultant Location: Gloucestershire / Wiltshire (Remote/ Hybrid (pending client requirements) Job Type: Permanent, Full Time Salary: Competitive Salary based on experience and qualifications Who are we looking for? i3Secure has seen extensive growth over the past few years and as such we are looking for ambitious individuals who are passionate about Cyber Security and who are keen to help us continue to grow and develop. You are a client facing technical security professional, with substantial experience within security and can deliver complex technical solutions to projects, whilst developing and maintaining client relationships. You will have a broad range of expertise across Information Security and be able to articulate and deliver different i3Secure propositions to our target markets. What you'll be doing This role sits within our Technical Cyber Security Consulting team, meaning you'll get to work on a variety of projects including those with Defence clients, therefore a minimum clearance level of SC is required. As we are a boutique cyber and IA company, consultants will need to be prepared to deliver to wider public and private sector clients where required. At the Technical Consultant level, you will be working with clients to deliver a range of Cyber Security projects from the whole systems engineering lifecycle. You could be supporting the design of their system to ensure it is secure, developing test cases with engineers or even supporting the rollout of their of a solution. The role offers a large amount of variety and will depend on the client's needs. As part of this, you will learn how to assess their organisation against relevant frameworks, regulation and standards such as NIST regulations, the Cyber Assurance Framework (CAF), Cyber Essentials (CE) and Secure by Design (SbD). You will also be required to stay on top of the latest developments within the Cyber Security & Information Assurance industry by attending training and conferences which will be supported by the company. In addition, you will also be working with the leadership and sales team to respond to tenders and provide pre-sales support. You'll have experience of: Possess 2+ year experience delivering to a client (preferably public sector) Hands on technical knowledges (e.g. Windows Server, Linux, SQL) Knowledge of public and/or private cloud preferable Security assurance, working with JSP440, JSP604/453 Security accreditation Secure by Design (SbD) Good knowledge of IT systems covering traditional infrastructure, cloud platforms and SaaS Working with various technical teams Qualifications We Look For: Security / engineering qualification (e.g. CompTIA Security+) CISSP Be in possession of a technical degree (or equivalent qualification / experience) What You Can Expect from Us: Our story to-date has been phenomenal, but success doesn't end here and as we continue to grow and scale, we want to keep the same culture, passion and commitment to high quality that has enabled us to get this far. You can expect from us: Clear and visible leadership A focus on efficiency, innovation, and continuous improvement Opportunities for personal growth, career development and continuous learning An environment for collaborative working and sharing good practice A culture of honesty, fairness, and transparency Communication and engagement which recognises and values employee contributions To be treated with respect and to be valued and supported in the workplace Commitment to equality of opportunity for all Promotion of well-being and a healthy and safe working environment We will provide a benefits package that includes: Competitive Salary based on experience and qualifications Bonus Scheme 27 Days Holiday - Plus bank holidays Company Pension Remote Working Dedicated Training Budget Life Assurance Cycle to Work Scheme Private Healthcare (incl. Gym discounts) Vision Care Health & Wellbeing Perks Please click the APPLY button to be sent a copy of your CV and Cover Letter. Candidates with the relevant experience or job titles of: IT Systems Consultant, CyberSecurity Consultant, IT Systems Engineer, CISSP Consultant Technical IT Consultant, Cyber and IA Consultant, Infrastructure Consultant, Head of IT Systems, Head of Cyber, Cyber Security Project Manager, may also be considered for this role.

Frequently asked questions about working as a Cybersecurity Consultant

What is the role of a Cybersecurity Consultant

The cybersecurity consultant's mission is to secure computer networks and systems for administrations and businesses.

How much does a Cybersecurity Consultant charge

The salary for this IT profession remains quite variable depending on experience and skill level. For an entry-level profile, you can expect between £3000 and £3300 gross compared to £3750 to £5800 for a senior profile. However, this is an average as an employee, but it is perfectly possible to work as a cybersecurity consultant as a freelancer. Under such conditions, the average daily rate is around £600.

What is the definition of a Cybersecurity Consultant

The cybersecurity consultant is the guarantor and specialist in data protection. They precisely analyze the risks faced by an administration or company with the aim of proposing customized and perfectly adapted protection solutions. Their involvement is both total for security purposes, but also from a prevention perspective to support companies against potential threats. First, the cybersecurity consultant establishes a diagnosis to highlight the different system vulnerabilities. They apply various possible intrusion scenarios while simultaneously testing the system's vulnerability. Then, they draw up an assessment of their examination by defining a security level and the different existing solutions to improve it. Their role is therefore essential in order to move towards effective and adequate measures in relation to the client's needs. The cybersecurity consultant defines the procedures to follow and the technical choices to make.

What type of mission can a Cybersecurity Consultant handle

• The cybersecurity consultant focuses on the information system to assess its security level. It is important to identify the system's weaknesses and propose solutions to correct its vulnerabilities. • They collaborate with different key teams in the company to study the concerned structures and then establish a precise strategy to maximize the security of any type of information system. • Their role is also essential in educating company personnel. They emphasize current regulations and various procedures to be followed to limit the risk of failure. • Finally, the cybersecurity consultant maintains an up-to-date user manual that they make available to company employees. The latter must familiarize themselves with it and follow the various indicated steps to ensure that computers, tablets, and mobile phones do not present vulnerabilities.

What are the main skills of a Cybersecurity Consultant

• Demonstrate discretion and intellectual curiosity. • Excellent knowledge of computer systems used in administrations and businesses. • Excellent writing skills to create user manuals and procedures for employees. • Excellent knowledge of the various rules governing their field of activity, while taking into consideration new technologies to carry out their investigations.

What is the ideal profile for a Cybersecurity Consultant

The typical profile of a cybersecurity consultant corresponds to someone who demonstrates excellent verbal and written communication skills. They must also have a strong inclination for multitasking while being able to adapt to a specific environment. Problem-solving and teamwork are also essential concepts. Furthermore, the cybersecurity consultant must be curious and develop a certain appetite for information technology. Routine is not part of this profession.
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