Senior Cyber Incident Response Specialist

The team purpose is to minimise and control the damage resulting from cybersecurity incidents, ensuring that the appropriate incident management and response controls are in place and operating as required to enable the identification, protection, detection, response, and recovery of RLG information assets.

This role will assure the response to a cybersecurity event or incident, taking the lead to contain the threat to the Royal London business and support the remediation activities to stabilise service.

The role will co-ordinate the activities between Defence, Threat Intelligence, SOC, and Engineering and be the point of contact for IT Security within the Royal London Group incident management process. Additionally, the role will mentor the current Cyber Incident Response team at analyst and specialist level.

• Creation and maintenance of RLG incident response plan and procedure.
• Undertake Confidential and sensitive colleague investigations.
• Provide root cause analysis, create metrics to create reports and analytics to improve future incident response.
• Collect supporting information and/or relevant artifacts in support of incident response activities.
• Conduct technical analysis on impacted systems to determine impact, scope, and recovery from active and potential cyber incidents.
• Documents the findings of cyber threats, subsequent remediation, and recovery in an effective and consistent manner.
• Executes the Incident Response Lifecycle and coordinates remediation activities throughout the organization and its lines of business as a part of Cyber Incident Response handling.
• Presenting Incident, improvements, and features to senior management.

Contract type: Permanent
Location: Alderley Park, Glasgow
Working style: Hybrid 50% home/office based

Recent & relevant experience within an incident response role:

• Understand threat analysis / threat modelling.
• Experience with endpoints/EDR in an MDR.
• Experience of managing complex and challenging Cyber Security or Service Incidents.
• Understanding of common cybersecurity threats and terminology including but not limited to phishing, malware, and data compliance.
• Ability to create structured reports on cybersecurity incidents.
• Proficient project management, organization, and communication skills.
• Self-motivated, innovative, and willingness to learn.