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Cyber Delivery Manager (Cyber Remediation & Resilience)
Contract: 6 Months
Our client is seeking an experienced Cyber Delivery Manager to lead the coordination and delivery of cyber remediation and patching activities across a large, complex technology environment. This role will work closely with cyber, infrastructure, and operational teams to drive risk reduction outcomes, improve cyber resilience, and support compliance initiatives.
Key Responsibilities:
- Coordinate and manage cyber remediation and patching programmes across multiple technology teams.
- Track delivery progress, manage dependencies, and ensure remediation actions are completed to agreed timelines.
- Maintain delivery plans, RAID logs, governance reporting, and status updates.
- Identify and manage risks, issues, blockers, and dependencies impacting remediation activity.
- Support the rollout and adoption of modern patching and remediation processes.
- Drive accountability across technical and business stakeholders to achieve remediation targets.
- Establish and manage lessons learned and continuous improvement activities.
- Produce clear reporting on remediation progress, cyber risks, and compliance outcomes.
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- Proven delivery management experience within cyber security, infrastructure, or technology programmes.
- Strong background in remediation, patching, vulnerability management, or cyber risk reduction initiatives.
- Excellent stakeholder management skills with the ability to coordinate across technical and operational teams.
- Experience with governance, RAID management, delivery reporting, and assurance activities.
- Good understanding of cyber security, risk management, audit, and compliance requirements.
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