DigiTech Resourcing
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Cyber Security Account Executive
Cheshire, Essex, or London hybrid
£50,000 - £90,000 + uncapped comms!
DigiTech are working with a UK Cyber Security provider undergoing rapid growth. They’re shifting their commercial focus towards modern, low touch security products and MDR led services, and need experienced Account Executives who can open doors, win new logos, and bring strong client relationships into a high momentum environment.
You’ll be joining a business with a solid UK footprint, a strong technical stack, and a leadership team investing heavily in sales capability, training, and long term growth.
Key Responsibilities
- Own the full 360 sales cycle, from prospecting to close, targeting mid-market organisations across the UK.
- Build and maintain a healthy pipeline through outbound outreach, networking, events, and leveraging existing market relationships.
- Position a modern cyber security stack including MDR, endpoint protection, email security, vulnerability management, and cloud security services.
- Run discovery calls, assess client environments, and identify gaps where security services reduce risk and improve compliance.
- Work closely with technical consultants and the SOC team to scope solutions and ensure accurate proposals.
- Maintain strong CRM hygiene, accurate forecasting, and consistent reporting across a fast-moving pipeline.
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- Minimum 3–5 years selling cyber security services or products (MDR, EDR, CE+, SIEM, pen testing, cloud security, etc).
- Existing relationships across mid-market IT, security, and compliance stakeholders.
- Proven ability to win new logos and consistently exceed targets.
- Confident speaking with IT Managers, Heads of Security, Compliance Leads, and C-suite.
- Comfortable managing your own pipeline, and driving activity without micromanagement.
Package & Performance
- £50,000 - £90,000 base
- Strong commission structure
- Average deal sizes around £10k
- Clear progression routes as the security division scales
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