LT Harper Recruitment Group
Cyber Security Consulting Manager, Healthcare

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Cyber Security Consulting Manager, Healthcare
£70,000 to £83,000, plus discretionary bonus
Hybrid: 2 to 3 days a week in the London or Cheltenham office, or on client site
SC clearance or above, or eligible and willing to go through clearance
You’ll lead the health and care account at a growing consultancy that works with UK public sector and NHS clients. Most of the work is Cyber Security strategy, risk and operating models, with data and AI in the mix. You’ll deliver for clients and help win new work, shaping the account as it grows.
What you’ll do
- Build relationships with health and care clients, acting as a trusted adviser to senior stakeholders.
- Oversee delivery across the health and care portfolio, drawing on the wider team to deliver high-quality work on time.
- Help develop and roll out Cyber Security strategies, capabilities, and operating models.
- Run risk and maturity assessments, setting out which controls and mitigations will reduce risk and by how much.
- Implement security controls, using your understanding of how they interact with IT service delivery.
- Support account growth and new business wins in health and care.
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What you’ll need
Essential:
- Experience working in the healthcare sector.
- A Cyber Security background, including strategic Cyber Security projects.
- Strong consulting experience.
- Working knowledge of frameworks such as NIST, the NCSC Cyber Assessment Framework (CAF), and ISO 27001.
- Clear written and verbal communication, from reports to C-suite presentations.


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Nice to have:
- Consultative sales or business development experience.
- Account management experience.
LT Harper is handling this search on behalf of our client. If you’re interested, apply directly on this advert. If you have any questions, or would like to refer someone, reach out to Ryan at r.kelly@ltharper.com
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