Bonhill Partners
Business Manager, Cyber Security

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We are looking for an experienced Business Manager to support the Cyber Security function within an investment bank, assisting in the production and delivery of high-quality, executive-level cyber reporting for senior business and risk leadership.
The successful candidate will sit at the intersection of cyber security, risk, and executive communication, working closely with the CISO and wider cyber function to consume complex technical and risk information and translate it into concise, commercially relevant insight for audiences including the CEO, CRO, ExCo, and Board.
Key Responsibilities
- Own and develop executive-level cyber reporting for senior leadership, ExCo, and Board audiences.
- Work closely with the CISO and senior cyber stakeholders to understand key security risks, threats, vulnerabilities, incidents, and control effectiveness.
- Ensure reporting clearly articulates business impact, risk exposure, trends, and required actions, rather than simply presenting technical metrics.
- Develop clear reporting packs, dashboards, and executive summaries tailored to different stakeholder audiences.
- Provide insight and commentary on cyber risk trends, emerging threats, incidents, vulnerabilities, and remediation activity.
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Essential Experience
- Proven experience producing executive-level reporting for senior stakeholders, ideally including C-suite, ExCo, or Board audiences.
- Strong understanding of cyber security, cyber risk, and technology risk.


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Desirable
- Experience working directly within a CISO function, Cyber Security team, Technology Risk function, or similar.
- Experience producing reporting for a CRO, CEO, Board Risk Committee, or equivalent governance forum.
- Experience within a regulated or highly complex organization.
Hybrid: 4 days in office
Rate: £700 - 900/day (Inside IR35)
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