CYSIAM
Senior Technical Consultant (Operational CTI)

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Fully remote with occasional overseas travel
£55,000 - £65,000 (dependent on experience) plus benefits
Job Summary
We are seeking a Senior Cyber Threat Intelligence (CTI) Analyst with demonstrable experience in the collection, analysis, and dissemination of technical cyber threat intelligence, to deliver a wide range of intelligence products to a portfolio of UK-based and international customers. This is an exciting opportunity to join a multi-skilled cyber threat intelligence team, tracking nation-state and cyber-crime threat actor activity.
The ideal candidate will flourish in an environment of uncertainty, given the agile nature in which some of our projects are conceptualised and delivered. They should be passionate about collecting, analysing and operationalising intelligence, as well as effectively communicating with team members and clients, from junior members up to Executive/Board level. They will be comfortable occasionally travelling overseas, working with foreign partners to scope, develop and deliver their intelligence requirements. As an operational CTI analyst, you will play a vital role in bringing your own ideas to continue improving our operational capability, and developing and mentoring analysts.
Key Responsibilities
- Adversary tracking: Continuous and proactive monitoring of threat actor TTPs, campaigns, infrastructure, victimology, and malware families affecting customer sectors and environments.
- CTI-as-a-Service (CTIaaS): Regular technical reporting and response to Requests for Information (RFIs) submitted by intelligence customers via our CTIaaS portal. Monitoring of customer brand exposure for detection of activity such as spoofing or credential breaches.
- Produce intelligence products: Dissemination of findings to internal and external stakeholders in a way that’s evidenced, concise, clear, and actionable, in a variety of formats including briefings, visualisations, and technical integration.
- Mentoring other analysts: Active line management and mentoring of operationally-focussed CTI analysts, developing their skills and assisting with quality assurance of intelligence products.
- Occasional overseas travel: Occasional travel overseas as part of a team or independently to deliver capacity building, training, and/or intelligence products to foreign partners.
- Occasional capability development: Occasional remote or in-person consultancy support to customers, helping to develop their own CTI capability or integration with security operations.
- Threat operations: Cooperating with CYSIAM’s wider Threat Operations team, sharing insights from projects to contribute to our wider threat operations products.
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- Proven and demonstrable experience in operational and technical cyber threat intelligence, including tracking and analysis of nation-state and cyber-crime threat actors.
- Strong practical understanding of the intelligence cycle and management of requirements.
- Ability to independently analyse and contextualise adversarial behaviour including TTPs, infrastructure, malware, and victimology, aligned to intelligence requirements.
- Experience mentoring CTI analysts and contributing to intelligence capability development.
- Strong report writing skills with the ability to be relevant, concise and clear for technical and non-technical audiences.
- This role requires the successful candidate to be eligible to obtain and maintain UK security clearance.
About CYSIAM
CYSIAM provide security and confidence through world-class cyber security services tailored to our clients’ individual requirements. This includes 24/7/365 detection and response through persistent overwatch of networks and data, giving our clients the best chance of protection from cyber-attack.
We are innovative, adaptable, and responsive cyber security leaders whose up to the minute expertise ensures our partners get the best-in-breed security resilience. Our team is passionate about helping people and organisations survive and thrive in the digital age.
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