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Cyber Security Consultant - SC Cleared

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Cyber Security Consultant – SC Cleared
Whitehall Resources are currently looking for a Cyber Security Consultant – SC Cleared.
This role will be Inside of IR35, so you will be required to use an FCSA Accredited Umbrella Company.
Must not have been outside of the UK for more than 6 Months in the last 5 years.
Key Requirements:
- The Cyber Security Process Alignment & Supplier Onboarding Consultant operates within the Operational Integrator (OI) function to support the onboarding of new service providers into a multi-supplier (SIAM) environment within a Defence programme.
- The role focuses on translating established security processes, policies, and governance into structured onboarding materials, ensuring that incoming suppliers clearly understand their obligations and are aligned from day one.
- Working closely with Security Assurance, Incident, and Vulnerability Management leads, the consultant ensures that supplier processes are understood, integrated, and evidenced, rather than redesigned.
- The outcome is a consistent, controlled onboarding approach that enables suppliers to operate effectively within the existing security operating model.
- This is a governance, integration, and enablement role, not a hands-on operational security or engineering function.
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Key Deliverables:
- Supplier onboarding packs aligned to security processes and governance.
- Standardised supplier interaction model within SIAM.
- Supplier-aligned process documentation and guidance.
- Verified supplier readiness for Service Commencement.
- Repeatable onboarding approach for future suppliers.


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Key Experience:
- Experience in cyber security governance, GRC, or security process roles.
- Experience working in multi-supplier or SIAM environments.
- Strong understanding of security processes such as:
- Incident Management.
- Vulnerability Management.
- Security Assurance.
- Ability to interpret operational outputs (e.g. SOC reporting) without direct tool ownership.
- Strong stakeholder engagement and coordination skills.
- Experience supporting audit, compliance, and assurance activities.
- Experience working in transition or transformation programmes.
Desirable Skills:
- NIST Cyber Security Framework (CSF).
- Secure by Design principles.
- NCSC / UK Government security guidance.
- Experience in defence or other high-security environments.
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