What Does a Compliance Professional Do?

The person leading a compliance regulatory function will have to internalise conflicts and exercise supreme judgement in balancing the need to allow its business to flourish in an increasingly complex regulatory environment, whilst avoiding the potentially devastating consequences of non-compliance.

Why Is Regulatory Compliance Recruitment Important?

The regulatory compliance sector is one that is constantly evolving, making it a very interesting field to work in. Every year, new regulations and rules are being introduced, meaning compliance professionals must always be on top of the ever-changing sector to properly assess how any regulatory update can affect a business and its activities.

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Cyber Security Lead
Advisory

In advisory firms, a Cyber Security Lead will be responsible of delivering best-in-class cyber security or IT transformation solutions to a vast range of clients. Usually leading a team and being the face of its division, the Cyber Security Lead will adopt a consultative approach to client issues and their security challenges by leveraging their own professional experience, in-house assets, research and market solutions.

Usual Duties

Build, develop and manage a team that delivers cyber security solutions to clients
Manage and foster client relationships to position the firm as a trusted long-term business partner when it comes to cyber risk matters
Lead large scale IT transformation projects
Lead of multi-year client engagements
Will usually collaborate on RFPs, whilst leading their own bid development and processes
Manage resources, finances and overall project milestones for large programs
Lead contract negotiations and manage budgets to deliver best-in-class solutions for both the client and the firm at all times
Act as a mentor by coaching junior colleagues and assisting in their professional development
Own the wider contextual impact of contract on the client and the firm's business environment
Lead the collaboration on cross-functional solutions from within other departments of the firm

Usual Key Requirements

A focus on industry-specific best practice, threat and regulatory knowledge
Extensive advisory experience.
Depending on the firm, experience might be required in the following fields: technology or operational risk, risk assessments, security operations transformation, compliance, audit, security and strategy, identity and access management, GDPR.
Specific qualifications and certifications, such as ISO27001, SOC (1/2), CISA, CISM, CISSP, GIAC, CEH
Proven leadership skills
Strong ability to drive new business and billable
Education-wise, usual profiles have a background in Computer Science, Mathematics or STEM. Candidates with a BSc, MSc, MBA or PhD are usually desirable.

Cyber Security Lead jobs