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Deputy Director – Chief Information Security Officer
Dyddiad hysbysebu: | 10 Gorffennaf 2024 |
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Cyflog: | £115,000 i £135,000 bob blwyddyn |
Gwybodaeth ychwanegol am y cyflog: | Standard Cabinet Office rules on pay will apply to civil servants appointed on level transfer or promotion. Their salary will increase to the minimum of the SCS PB1 range (£75,000) or by a promotion award of up to 10% more than their current salary (whichever is the greater). Individuals appointed on level transfer will retain their existing salary. |
Oriau: | Llawn Amser |
Dyddiad cau: | 09 Awst 2024 |
Lleoliad: | London, UK |
Gweithio o bell: | Ar y safle yn unig |
Cwmni: | Government Recruitment Service |
Math o swydd: | Parhaol |
Cyfeirnod swydd: | 360706 |
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Using your expertise as a security thought leader, you will:
Implement the departmental cyber security strategy, ensuring it is aligned with the National Cyber Security Strategy and representative of the requirements of department stakeholders.
Implement enterprise strategy, approach, and processes to reduce information security risks and enable services to the department to be delivered effectively.
Establish, maintain, and implement appropriate strategy, standards, controls and policies to protect information assets and technologies across the Home Office family, and drive compliance with Government policy, standards, regulatory requirements and legislation.
Be the department’s advisor for cyber risk within its own business operations and be responsible for bringing together the department’s approach to its own cyber and information security.
Be responsible for cyber security operations in the department.
Be Senior Reporting Officer for the Cyber Security Programme and any department-level cyber security activity, including shaping the strategy and the business case and being accountable for the execution and delivery of workstreams, including the delivery of those capabilities into live running.
Drive beneficial security change into the business through the development or review of architectures and attendance/guidance to governance boards.
Maintain the department’s security assurance strategy and deliver advice and guidance on the operation of the security assurance process.
Work closely with a wide variety of stakeholders across the Home Office and wider Government, to design, deliver and run the central cyber security protective monitoring capability and standards.
Lead, build and inspire a high performing cyber security team of over 150 people.
Person specification
Using your expertise as a security thought leader, you will:
Implement the departmental cyber security strategy, ensuring it is aligned with the National Cyber Security Strategy and representative of the requirements of department stakeholders.
Implement enterprise strategy, approach, and processes to reduce information security risks and enable services to the department to be delivered effectively.
Establish, maintain, and implement appropriate strategy, standards, controls and policies to protect information assets and technologies across the Home Office family, and drive compliance with Government policy, standards, regulatory requirements and legislation.
Be the department’s advisor for cyber risk within its own business operations and be responsible for bringing together the department’s approach to its own cyber and information security.
Be responsible for cyber security operations in the department.
Be Senior Reporting Officer for the Cyber Security Programme and any department-level cyber security activity, including shaping the strategy and the business case and being accountable for the execution and delivery of workstreams, including the delivery of those capabilities into live running.
Drive beneficial security change into the business through the development or review of architectures and attendance/guidance to governance boards.
Maintain the department’s security assurance strategy and deliver advice and guidance on the operation of the security assurance process.
Work closely with a wide variety of stakeholders across the Home Office and wider Government, to design, deliver and run the central cyber security protective monitoring capability and standards.
Lead, build and inspire a high performing cyber security team of over 150 people.
We are seeking someone with significant experience of successful cyber security delivery and management in a large, diverse, matrixed organisation. As a CISSP/CSIM qualified professional or equivalent, you will have significant experience of the latest information security approaches and best practice. Your diverse stakeholder engagement skills and thought leadership will drive a culture change that brings risk and assurance awareness to the heart of our organisation.
Your work will play a crucial role in the security of one of the major bastions of our society and ensure that you are recognised as a leader in your field at the highest levels within both Government and the cyber and information security industry.
Implement the departmental cyber security strategy, ensuring it is aligned with the National Cyber Security Strategy and representative of the requirements of department stakeholders.
Implement enterprise strategy, approach, and processes to reduce information security risks and enable services to the department to be delivered effectively.
Establish, maintain, and implement appropriate strategy, standards, controls and policies to protect information assets and technologies across the Home Office family, and drive compliance with Government policy, standards, regulatory requirements and legislation.
Be the department’s advisor for cyber risk within its own business operations and be responsible for bringing together the department’s approach to its own cyber and information security.
Be responsible for cyber security operations in the department.
Be Senior Reporting Officer for the Cyber Security Programme and any department-level cyber security activity, including shaping the strategy and the business case and being accountable for the execution and delivery of workstreams, including the delivery of those capabilities into live running.
Drive beneficial security change into the business through the development or review of architectures and attendance/guidance to governance boards.
Maintain the department’s security assurance strategy and deliver advice and guidance on the operation of the security assurance process.
Work closely with a wide variety of stakeholders across the Home Office and wider Government, to design, deliver and run the central cyber security protective monitoring capability and standards.
Lead, build and inspire a high performing cyber security team of over 150 people.
Person specification
Using your expertise as a security thought leader, you will:
Implement the departmental cyber security strategy, ensuring it is aligned with the National Cyber Security Strategy and representative of the requirements of department stakeholders.
Implement enterprise strategy, approach, and processes to reduce information security risks and enable services to the department to be delivered effectively.
Establish, maintain, and implement appropriate strategy, standards, controls and policies to protect information assets and technologies across the Home Office family, and drive compliance with Government policy, standards, regulatory requirements and legislation.
Be the department’s advisor for cyber risk within its own business operations and be responsible for bringing together the department’s approach to its own cyber and information security.
Be responsible for cyber security operations in the department.
Be Senior Reporting Officer for the Cyber Security Programme and any department-level cyber security activity, including shaping the strategy and the business case and being accountable for the execution and delivery of workstreams, including the delivery of those capabilities into live running.
Drive beneficial security change into the business through the development or review of architectures and attendance/guidance to governance boards.
Maintain the department’s security assurance strategy and deliver advice and guidance on the operation of the security assurance process.
Work closely with a wide variety of stakeholders across the Home Office and wider Government, to design, deliver and run the central cyber security protective monitoring capability and standards.
Lead, build and inspire a high performing cyber security team of over 150 people.
We are seeking someone with significant experience of successful cyber security delivery and management in a large, diverse, matrixed organisation. As a CISSP/CSIM qualified professional or equivalent, you will have significant experience of the latest information security approaches and best practice. Your diverse stakeholder engagement skills and thought leadership will drive a culture change that brings risk and assurance awareness to the heart of our organisation.
Your work will play a crucial role in the security of one of the major bastions of our society and ensure that you are recognised as a leader in your field at the highest levels within both Government and the cyber and information security industry.