Anderson Knight
Technology Services and Cyber Security Manager

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Technology Services & Cyber Security Manager
Anderson Knight is delighted to be partnering with Glasgow Prestwick Airport to appoint a Technology Services & Cyber Security Manager. This is a high-profile role responsible for leading the organisation’s cyber security strategy, protecting critical systems and networks, driving technology improvements, and supporting key IT projects across the airport group.
Reporting to the Head of Department, you will ensure compliance with cyber security, data governance, records management, and public sector regulatory requirements, while maintaining the resilience and security of business-critical systems.
Key Responsibilities
- Lead the airport's cyber security function, protecting networks, systems, and data from cyber threats.
- Develop, implement, and maintain cyber security policies, procedures, and best practices.
- Conduct security audits, vulnerability assessments, penetration testing, and risk reviews.
- Deliver cyber security awareness training to employees.
- Manage security tools, disaster recovery, and business continuity processes.
- Investigate and report on security incidents and breaches.
- Maintain and improve the IT risk register, ensuring effective mitigation controls are in place.
- Support and deliver IT infrastructure and technology projects across the business.
- Provide technical support and oversight across a range of systems including networks, servers, CCTV, access control, communications, and business applications.
- Participate in a 1-in-4 on-call rota and provide out-of-hours support when required.
- Ensure compliance with GDPR, records management requirements, and relevant Scottish Government regulations.
- Build positive relationships with internal and external stakeholders, delivering a high standard of service.
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- Proven experience in cyber security, IT infrastructure, and technology services management.
- Strong knowledge of cyber security frameworks, risk management, and compliance requirements.
- Experience managing security incidents, audits, and business continuity planning.
- Ability to lead projects and drive continuous improvement across technology services.
- Excellent communication skills with the ability to engage both technical and non-technical stakeholders.
- A proactive, hands-on approach with strong problem-solving skills.
This is an excellent opportunity to join a nationally important infrastructure organisation in a role that will have a direct impact on operational resilience, security, and future technology development.
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