CyberClan
Incident Response Manager

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JOB DESCRIPTION
CyberClan provides enterprise security, and human response to small and midsize enterprises and channel partners through comprehensive risk assessment services, 24/7/365 managed detection and response services, and lightning-fast breach response. Formerly known as Network Test Labs established in Canada and specializing in vulnerability assessments and penetration testing in the gaming industry, CyberClan has grown from three employees in 2006 in one market to over 75 employees with clients in nine countries and offices in Australia, Canada, United Kingdom, and United States as a leading Managed Services Provider.
Our mission is to make the online world a safer and more secure place by delivering sophisticated cybersecurity solutions in a highly personalized — and human — way.
CyberClan is hiring a DFIR Manager who will be leading a high-performing Security Incident Response function, overseeing cross-functional investigations, incident resolution, and remediation efforts across global operations. This position is responsible for developing and implementing incident response strategies, driving key performance metrics, mentoring team members, and ensuring legal and technical integrity throughout forensic investigations. As a strategic partner to leadership, the role provides detailed reporting, resource management, and operational oversight while also acting as a technical authority during incidents. The ideal candidate fosters innovation, ensures constant readiness through training and tooling, and plays a critical role in post-breach remediation, client communication, and maintaining organizational resilience in a 24x7 environment.
The successful candidate will work closely with the Director of Global Incident Response Operations. The ideal candidate will have an energetic, can-do attitude and be comfortable working in a metrics-driven environment, delivering results and supporting team members.
Key Responsibilities
- Leading security incidents in a cross-functional and collaborative environment, targeting incident resolution & mentoring team members to continue to scale in high-growth environment.
- Developing IR initiatives that improve our capabilities to respond and swiftly remediate security events.
- Creating a culture of accountability, quality, agility, and high performance that will foster the attraction, development, and retention of security analysts.
- Responsible for being a focal incident response point for all within the organization. This includes being able to provide initial analysis and identification of IOC’s, escalation to the appropriate business units and post-incident activities.
- Oversee Incident Response Plans: Design, implement, and manage the client's incident response policies and procedures to ensure preparedness.
- Coordinate Incident Response Teams: Lead cross-functional teams during security incidents, ensuring an organized and timely response.
- Triage and Prioritize Incidents: Assess incidents for severity and potential impact, assigning appropriate resources and setting response priorities.
- Serve as technical point of contact during an incident, providing updates to internal and external stakeholders.
- Serve as an incident manager, reporting key findings, barriers, escalations and concerns to the Director of Global Incident Response Operations, while liaising with Legal, Director of Sales, and IRC team.
- Maintain and prepare departmental reports for Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) to be presented to the Global Head of Incident Response Operations and EVP Sales & Revenue as needed.
- Responsible for supporting a wide number of technologies and being able to proficiently perform advanced troubleshooting on the fly (packet captures, debugs, traffic analysis).
- Responsible for developing and documenting Incident Response methods and guidelines for the organizations.
- Support in the department's DFIR tooling selection process and any proof-of-concept projects.
- Chain of Custody: Ensure that evidence is collected, handled, and preserved in a legally defensible manner, maintaining the chain of custody for potential litigation.
- Perform live-endpoint investigation.
- Implements and deploys an Incident Response focused ticketing system to improve incident tracking, remediation and metrics for incidents worked.
- Post-incident Analysis: Conduct root cause analysis after incidents to identify vulnerabilities and develop strategies to prevent recurrence.
- Responsible for working with 3rd parties in order to assist with incident response, business email compromise, security breach, improve overall security, investigations, recommendations and remediation.
- Assists Sales and SOC in the successful conversion from incident response, PBR, RMS, eDiscovery to SOC; including process and procedure build out.
- Budget and Resource Management: Oversee the allocation of resources, including personnel, tools, and budgets, to effectively manage incident response and forensics operations.
- Monitor and Manage Regional profit & loss metrics and requirements.
- Create, maintain, and enhance onboarding program that is concise and repeatable, effectively covering all aspects of the CERT role.
- Client Education: Raise awareness across external organizations about digital forensics, incident response protocols, and security best practices.
- Maintain and manage AWS instances to ensure timely deletion and removal of data to minimize company and customer fees/overages.
- Other duties as assigned.
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- Successful track record of helping to implement security initiatives and frameworks in a flexible and innovative manner.
- A collaborative approach to decision-making and the ability to influence with minimal guidance.
Qualifications:
- Minimum 3 years of Management/Leadership experience & client facing experience in technical situations.
- Minimum 6 years of experience in Incident Response.
- Bachelor’s degree or matched work experience.
- 5+ years of information security experience as well as leading teams with a deep passion for cybersecurity and incident response.
- Experience in the Cyber Insurance and Legal markets.
- Experience in conducting Tabletop Exercises in Incident Response.
- Experience in the deployment and management of EDR Technology.
- Experience with Security Technologies and NIST Framework.
- Experience in forensic investigations both on-premises and cloud.
- Experience in mentoring developing and delivering in-house training.
- Must be available to provide coverage to meet business requirements in 3 regions.
- Strong knowledge of DFIR Tools.
- Strong knowledge of Virtualization Technologies, Operating Systems, Firewalls, VPN’s, SIEM, Enterprise Gateway Technologies, Networking Devices, Security Technologies, etc.
Nice to Have
- Bilingual: Ability to communicate in English and French
Job Type
Full-Time
Location
100% Telecommuting
Compensation
Cyberclan is committed to equal pay for equal work in its compensation practices. The base salary range for this position in Canada is $140,000- 170,000 CAD per year + RRSP+ benefits. A candidate’s salary is determined by various factors including, but not limited to, relevant work experience, skills, certifications and location. This is Canadian-based employment, and it is expected that all employees maintain legal entitlement to work in Canada. Applicants selected to move forward in the hiring process are subject to background checks, including but not limited to criminal record, credit, and/or reference checks.
Benefits
- Competitive salary
- Health, dental, vision, life and AD&D insurance, employee assistance program
- Telecom reimbursement
- 100% remote working environment
- High performing and supportive team
% of Travel Required
Ability to travel up to 10%
Physical Requirements
Prolonged periods of sitting at a desk and working on a computer
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