Stealth iT Consulting
Cyber Security Consultant

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About the Role
Stealth IT Consulting is supporting a major global consultancy partner in growing their Digital Trust & Cybersecurity practice. This team focuses on helping organisations strengthen security, manage digital risk, and build secure-by-design cultures across large, complex environments.
We are looking for Cybersecurity professionals with strong consulting capability who can help clients enhance security maturity, modernise their capabilities, and embed secure business practices.
Locations: London, Manchester, Glasgow (expensed travel 1-2x per month)
Clearance: SC required (or eligible)
Salary: £45k - £55k + benefits + career development
What You’ll Work On
You’ll contribute to or lead workstreams involving:
- Cybersecurity & risk transformation
- Security strategy and roadmap development
- Security assurance (ISO 27001, NIST, Cyber Essentials)
- Security architecture design and assessment
- GenAI security and AI governance
- Cyber maturity assessments & threat modelling
- Identity & Access Management
- Security culture & human risk initiatives
- Operating model and governance enhancements
- Stakeholder engagement across business, IT, and senior leadership
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Skills & Experience Required
You should have experience in one or more areas such as:
- Security Architecture
- Cybersecurity Governance
- Risk Management
- Security Engineering
- SOC or SecOps environments
- Identity & Access Management
- Security Testing / Assessment
- Security Assurance Frameworks
- OT Security (desirable)
Other expectations:
- Understanding of frameworks like NIST, ISO 27001, CIS Controls, NIS2, DORA etc.
- Awareness of the security implications of emerging tech, including GenAI
- Relevant Cybersecurity certifications (Security+, CISMP, CISSP, CISM, cloud certs etc.)
- Consulting experience or consulting-style client interaction
- Ability to influence stakeholders, including senior leaders
- Ability to work within a matrixed, fast-paced delivery environment
- 3+ years of Cybersecurity project experience
- SC clearance (or eligibility) required


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- Hybrid and flexible working culture
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- Opportunities to contribute to internal initiatives such as thought leadership, capability building, and proposition development
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