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Scottish Government

Cyber Investigations Manager

Glasgow
£49.4k – £59.2k/yr
Posted about 16 hours ago
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Lead cyber investigations that help protect critical Scottish Government information and services.

The Cyber Investigation Manager role sits within the Cyber Security Unit (CSU) and are responsible for protecting the confidentiality, integrity and availability of Scottish Government information and information systems. You will join a highly skilled cyber team working across a large and complex technology landscape, helping to strengthen resilience against evolving cyber threats.

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This role offers the opportunity to take lead on significant cyber investigation, incident response and security improvement activity that has a direct impact on public services used across Scotland. You will work with a wide range of technical and business stakeholders, shape how incidents are investigated and managed, and help drive improvements to cyber security capability. Alongside interesting technical challenges, Scottish Government offers a 35-hour working week, flexible hybrid working, strong pension benefits and the opportunity to make a meaningful public impact while maintaining a healthy work-life balance.

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Please note: This role is based at Saughton House, Edinburgh only, and not Glasgow as may be displayed above.

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Skills

Cyber security operations
Incident management
Incident investigation
Incident response
Risk assessment
Risk management
Penetration testing
System architecture
Vulnerability assessment
Security operating procedures
Anomalous activity detection
Orchestration
Configuration
Stakeholder management

Location

Glasgow, UK

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