McGregor Boyall
Snr Mgr, CyberSec Incident Response

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Incident Response, Senior Management
£110 - 130,000 + Benefits + Bonus
North London (x4 days a month in office)
Job Overview
Interested in defending a global tech company from the latest cyber threats? We are seeking a passionate, experienced Senior Manager of Cybersecurity Incident Response to join our growing Cyber Defence Operations (CDO) team. This role will lead the global incident response team across the US, UK and India, including acting as a senior technical and operational leader for major cyber incidents.
Responsibilities
- Deliver scalable and defendable security services that not only provide for the protection of the company, customers & partner data, but that enables advantage in a competitive industry.
- Lead the global cybersecurity incident response function, ensuring the team has the people, processes and capabilities needed to respond effectively across regions.
- Lead high-priority and complex security incidents in partnership with partners across the business.
- Facilitate major incident briefings, direct response activities, and deliver clear communications for technical teams, senior stakeholders and company leadership.
- Coordinate larger investigations with internal partners, contracted security providers and/or law enforcement.
- Grow and develop the Incident Response team through coaching, training, skills development and continuous improvement.
- Build and maintain incident response runbooks, playbooks and operating procedures to support consistent, high-quality response.
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- Demonstrable experience progressing from hands-on technical incident response into leadership, including leading incident response teams and investigators through diverse, complex cyber investigations.
- Experience leading major cyber incidents, including incident command, stakeholder coordination, technical investigation, communications and post-incident follow-up.
- In-depth knowledge of the cyber security threat landscape and experience bringing it to bear in a tailored response to a major incident.
- Solid grasp of CDO and Incident Response processes and experience with relevant tools such as EDR, SIEM, IR management, forensics and case management platforms.
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