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The FS-ISAC shares threat and vulnerability information, conducts coordinated exercises, manages rapid response communications for both cyber and physical events, conducts education and training programs, and fosters collaboration with other key industries and the public sector. This position is for a senior intelligence role in the United Kingdom, serving as a leader for FS-ISAC within the region and liaison for external intelligence relationships with the private and public sectors.
Job Responsibility:
Responsible for overseeing and enabling the intelligence sharing and intelligence member community in the United Kingdom
Responsible for managing the operational unit, the intelligence operations, and incident management and coordination of the UK Financial Sector Cyber Collaboration Centre (FSCCC), implementing the intelligence and incident management strategies defined by the FSCCC leadership team and aligned with FSCCC organizational objectives
Conduct cyber threat intelligence research and analysis aligned with established analytic tradecraft techniques and writing standards
Produce finished strategic intelligence analysis reports aligned with established analytic tradecraft techniques and writing standards
Implement the strategies and goals defined by the FS-ISAC intelligence department to provide a vital intelligence function for local members in the United Kingdom
Maintain workflows and processes for intelligence gathering, assessment and dissemination, acting as a gatekeeper for the local information sharing
Engage with the FS-ISAC global intelligence team to work on cross-regional threats and engagements
Participate in continuous cyber security skills development/training
Collaborate with other team members to use their ability, expertise and skills for specific tasks and projects, identify opportunities to involve teammates to develop collective skills and capabilities
This position may also involve working some weekends, outside normal hours, and being available on call for the EMEA region
Requirements:
Able to collaborate with internal and external stakeholders to identify Intelligence needs, determine sector specific impact from findings, and present those findings in a clear and concise manner
Self-motivated, responsible and disciplined, able to work as part of a virtual and global team, able to prioritize effectively, handle multiple tasks simultaneously and consistently turn in high-quality work
Think critically and independently to identify potential threats to the sector, to research the nature of the threats and to effectively communicate information concerning the threats to a large and diverse audience
Effective oral and written communications skills in English, with the ability to write focused situation reports and briefings quickly, accurately and without substantial supervision or editing
Possess strong organizational skills able to plan and implement member-wide coordination activities, meetings, web-based seminars and conference calls in advance of threats and other incidents of significance and develop incident response protocols
Familiar with relevant legal and ethical standards for the United Kingdom
Familiar with current cyber security issues and regulations for the United Kingdom
Must be fluent in written and spoken English
Must be able to obtain a UK ‘SC’ security clearance
7 years of experience in cybersecurity with a focus on threat intelligence and/or incident management is required
Nice to have:
Bachelor’s degree or equivalent practical experience
One or more relevant certifications, which may include: Security+, Network+, CCNA, CISSP, and CEH
3-5 years of relevant analytical experience is preferred
Knowledge of network intrusion, malware, and vulnerabilities, as well as cybercrime, economic crime, or anti-money laundering threat trends, is an asset
Familiarity with the UK cybersecurity ecosystem, key organizations, financial services regulations, etc. is preferred