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Cybersecurity Project Manager – Third-Party Risk
Initial contract to end of 2026 | Likely extensions | Remote UK | Infrequent travel
We’re looking for an experienced Project Manager to join a large-scale Cybersecurity function, leading the delivery and governance of projects focused on Cybersecurity and Third-Party Risk Management (TPRM).
This is a high-profile role within a complex, highly regulated environment, working across Cybersecurity, Technology, Risk and external third parties. You’ll be responsible for driving delivery across multiple workstreams, managing dependencies and risks, and ensuring projects remain aligned with governance, controls and delivery objectives.
The Role
You will take ownership of the overall execution and governance of assigned project workstreams, working within an Agile delivery environment.
Key responsibilities will include:
- Leading delivery of Cybersecurity and Third-Party Risk Management projects and workstreams.
- Working closely with Cybersecurity teams to establish clear interfaces, responsibilities and delivery priorities.
- Managing project backlogs and priorities in collaboration with Product Owners and other stakeholders.
- Managing risks, issues, assumptions, dependencies and blockers, escalating where appropriate and recommending solutions.
- Working with internal stakeholders and external third parties, including vendors and specialist partners.
- Ensuring adherence to relevant governance, policies, controls and design standards.
- Managing project resources and coordinating delivery across multiple teams.
- Providing clear and concise reporting to senior stakeholders, translating technical and cyber risk into business language.
- Supporting Agile delivery practices and ensuring projects remain on track towards agreed outcomes and benefits.
- Working closely with Product Owners, Portfolio Managers, Cybersecurity teams and other senior stakeholders.
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About You
We're looking for an experienced Project Manager with a strong background in Cybersecurity, Technology Risk or Third-Party Risk Management, ideally gained within a large and highly regulated organisation.
You'll ideally have:
- 10+ years' Project Management experience, with a strong track record of delivering complex technology or cybersecurity projects.
- Experience working within Cybersecurity, Cyber Risk, Third-Party Risk, Vendor Risk, Supplier Risk or IT Audit.
- Experience delivering projects within Financial Services or another highly regulated environment.
- Strong understanding of cybersecurity principles, controls and governance.
- Hands-on experience with Third-Party Risk Management processes, particularly within large organisations.
- Strong Agile delivery experience, including JIRA and ideally JIRA administration.
- Experience with ServiceNow, particularly workflow/ITSM or TPRM-related implementations.
- Exposure to TPRM platforms such as ServiceNow or SureCloud would be advantageous.
- Experience with Power BI and data visualisation would be beneficial.
- Exposure to BitSight or similar third-party security/risk rating platforms would be advantageous.
- An understanding of emerging technology and its application to AI and Third-Party Risk Management would be beneficial.
- Excellent stakeholder management and communication skills, with the ability to communicate complex technical and cyber risks clearly to both technical and non-technical audiences.


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Contract & Location
- Initial contract through to the end of 2026
- Likely extensions
- Remote anywhere in the UK
- Infrequent travel required
- Large, complex and highly regulated environment
- Agile delivery environment
If you're an experienced Cybersecurity / Technology Risk Project Manager with strong Third-Party Risk experience and are interested in a long-term contract opportunity, we'd be keen to hear from you.
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