Security Consultant

• Develops security policies, procedures and plans, to ensure effective governance
• Acts as a subject matter expert, providing insights and knowledge to our customers
• Reviews effectiveness of controls (in relation to known controls frameworks as appropriate) and proposing proportionate security improvements.
• Analyses and research security technologies to support the development of innovative solutions.
• Assesses risk at the technical or system process level, delivered through the assessment of systems for compliance against defined security control frameworks
• Drafts high-quality risk assessments and reports detailing security issues, technical and governance control improvements, and recommendations to address identified security risks
• Provides an accurate categorisation of threats, threat actors and vulnerabilities, delivered through the completion of security threat and risk assessments of ICT and/or OT systems
• Supervises and mentors junior consultants to support their growth and development
• Collaborates with peers across the Digital Intelligence business, both in Australia and overseas, to look for ways to continuously add value to the business, build your professional network, and share experiences
• Understands business and information risk context (typical business drivers, cyber security threats and implementation challenges) of our customers
• Judges risk at a technical and business process level and clearly articulate both verbally and in writing to key stakeholders.

You are dedicated, skilled and knowledgeable. You are passionate about what you do and working with your team to get things done and support the national cyber mission. You should hold a Positive Vetting security clearance., * Must hold a Positive Vetting security clearance.

• Ideally hold at least one relevant industry certification, such as SANS ICS515, SANS ICS410, CISA, CRISC, GICSP, or CompTIA Security + (or demonstrate on track to achieving)
• Supports interviews or investigations, including on-site visits and stakeholder workshops
• Communicates and works with our customers to assist them in effectively managing cyber security risk
• Familiar with information security standards, such as the Australian Government Information Security Manual (ISM) and 27001
• Familiar with information security frameworks, such as NIST Cybersecurity Framework
• Measures effectiveness of controls in place
• Measures business impact associated with systems or processes, via document review or structured questionnaires

Business expertise and interpersonal skills

• Possess strong written and verbal communication skills
• Have demonstrated stakeholder management experience
• Demonstrate attention to detail, be proactive and organised
• Be able to respond to setbacks in an agile and resilient manner

Digital Intelligence operates in multiple countries and is home to over 4,800 world-class data, digital, cyber and intelligence experts within the BAE Systems Group. We work collaboratively to deliver digital expertise to our customers, partners as well as other parts of the Group. Working in partnership with us, organisations including governments, armed forces and commercial businesses can unlock their digital advantage and tackle the evolving challenges of the digital age.

Cyber security consultants are a critical part of our delivery business and provide a diverse range of services to our clients. We are seeking talented people to provide this subject-matter expertise to our customers and grow our existing team. These roles will be focused on providing assistance to customers seeking to protect themselves from security risks and implement new security capabilities across a variety of ICT and operational technology (OT) systems.