Graduate Consultant, Cyber Incident Response: One Year Fixed Term Contract

We are now seeking talented individuals with a keen interest in developing a career in Cyber Security to join us as Graduate Consultants in London. As the Graduate Consultant you will work on an initial one-year fixed term contract (with potential to extend). This is an excellent career opportunity to join a specialist team dedicated to supporting clients with the most severe cyber security incidents. We operate a hybrid working model that requires you to work at our office in Bank at least three days per week.

  • Please note that the recruitment process will require your attendance at a virtual assessment centre during the week commencing 5th October so you must be available to attend on one of the days that week (5th - 9th October).
  • As the Graduate Consultant you will support the existing team in responding to incidents and crises. Tasks and Responsibilities Cyber Crisis Management
  • Support the Cyber Incident Response (CIR) team advising clients on live cyber crisis management.
  • Support initial assessment of case and where appropriate, providing immediate verbal/written advice, recorded in an initial information gathering form.
  • Support the Crisis Management team as it provides clients with ongoing advice covering:
  • - Managing the business impacts of a critical cyber incident and shaping recovery plans. - Liaising with key stakeholders, including our clients, law firms and communications specialists.
  • Discuss and input into communications strategies and plans.
  • Cyber Incident Response
  • Support the Cyber Incident Response team as it provides clients with on-going incident response support covering:
  • - Creating and providing client-deliverable technical documentation and advice for wider technical elements of our engagements.
  • Additional technical analysis e.g. log analysis, tooling deployment, EDR delivery and hunting, and wider incident response activities where required.
  • Case Management
  • Maintain records of each case worked on by Cyber Incident Response.
  • Manage case management metrics tools and support in analysing case histories to drive insights for future use.
  • Reporting
  • Provide situation reports and other significant case related material to the client and/or the case lead.
  • Provide documentation to the case lead in sufficient time to allow review and feedback, before submitting to a client.
  • Produce case summary and other reports as directed.
  • Supporting the growth of the Cyber Incident Response practice
  • Refining Control Risks' cyber response methodologies and approaches and tailoring the approach in changing market conditions.
  • Develop and enhance existing in-house technical toolsets where appropriate.
  • Supporting marketing initiatives.
  • Business development
  • Support in creating proposals and bid-related material
  • Support client presentations and pitches relating to new cyber response opportunities
  • Work closely with other Control Risks departments on joint opportunities

    Degree-level qualification or equivalent, preferably in a field related to risk, security, information security, intelligence or computer science., Understanding of the cyber threat landscape and key cyber security concepts.
  • Existing technical proficiency in areas relevant to cyber incident response or demonstrable interest and ability in developing technical skills
  • Ability to communicate clearly in written and oral form at senior levels.
  • Able to explain difficult technical concepts and ideas in non-technical terms.
  • Ability to see security from the attacker's point of view.
  • Preferred
  • Business proficiency in one or more European languages.
  • Demonstrable self-led development and research.

    Control Risks offers a competitively positioned compensation and benefits package that is transparent and summarised in the full job offer.
  • Control Risks supports hybrid working arrangements, wherever possible, that emphasise the value of in-person time together - in the office and with our clients - while continuing to support flexible and remote working.
  • As an equal opportunities employer, we encourage suitably qualified applicants from a wide range of backgrounds to apply and join us and are fully committed to equal treatment, free from discrimination, of all candidates throughout our recruitment process.
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