ZKM Consulting
Cyber Security Risk & Policy Manager

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Role: Cyber Security Risk & Policy Manager
Type: 12 Month Contract (FTC)
Location: Remote (some travel to site)
Valid SC Clearance is required
Role Overview
Our client, a leading MSSP is seeking a Cyber Security Risk & Policy Manager to support one of their customers in overseeing the identification, assessment, and mitigation of cyber risks across the organisation. Acting as a bridge between technology, operations, compliance, and leadership, you will ensure cyber resilience aligns with regulatory requirements, business objectives, and organisational risk appetite.
Key Responsibilities
- Risk Management: Develop, implement, and manage the enterprise cyber security risk management framework and maintain the Cyber Security Risk Register across its lifecycle.
- Policy & Standards: Create, update, and align cyber security policies and standards with overall strategic business needs.
- Regulatory Compliance: Support internal/external audits and compliance deliverables under the Security of Network and Information Systems (NIS) Regulations and NCSC CAF.
- Stakeholder Engagement: Partner with IT, Digital, and Operational Technology (OT) teams to track risk mitigation programs, remove project bottlenecks, and embed security into system design.
- Metrics & Reporting: Design and monitor cyber security risk metrics and KPIs to report on risk exposure and program effectiveness.
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- Framework Expertise: Strong knowledge of recognised security standards and frameworks (e.g., ISO 27001, ISO 27005, NIST, CIS Controls, and NCSC CAF).
- Sector Experience: Proven experience performing cyber security risk assessments within regulated environments or CNI (e.g., Energy/Utilities, Finance, Healthcare).
- Technical Breadth: Strong background in core IT systems and architecture. Familiarity with operational technology (OT) or SCADA/ICS environments is highly desirable.
- Delivery & Governance: Background in tracking multi-stream work programs, navigating regulatory compliance, and managing cross-functional stakeholders under pressure.
- Qualifications: Relevant degree or professional certifications (e.g., CISM, CRISC, CISSP, ISO 27001 LA/LI) or equivalent practical experience.
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