S1Jobs Cyber Security Policy and Alliance Roles Announced in Glasgow
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- •Ofgem seeks a Cyber Security Policy Lead to enhance energy sector resilience.
- •Softcat is hiring a Cyber Security Alliance Manager to manage vendor partnerships.
- •Both roles offer flexible working and professional development opportunities.
Two cybersecurity positions were recently posted in Glasgow, focusing on enhancing cyber resilience in the energy sector and strategic vendor partnerships. The Cyber Security Policy Lead role at Ofgem aims to develop policies for a secure Net Zero transition, while the Cyber Security Alliance Manager at Softcat will manage vendor relations and drive sales initiatives. Both roles emphasize collaboration and stakeholder engagement, with flexible working arrangements and opportunities for professional development. The positions reflect a growing demand for cybersecurity expertise in the UK, particularly in energy and technology sectors.
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2026-08-09
Cyber Security Alliance Manager position posted
Softcat announced a job opening for a Cyber Security Alliance Manager to drive vendor partnerships and sales strategies.
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Cyber Security Policy Lead position posted
Ofgem posted a job for a Cyber Security Policy Lead focused on policy development for the energy sector.
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