Jobs24 New Cybersecurity Roles Highlight Growing DFIR Demand
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- •Two new DFIR job postings indicate rising demand for cybersecurity professionals.
- •Control Risks seeks a Senior Consultant for forensic incident management.
- •NCC Group is hiring a Managing Consultant to lead incident response efforts.
Two job postings for senior cybersecurity roles in Digital Forensics and Incident Response (DFIR) have been published, indicating a rising demand for expertise in incident management and forensic analysis. The first position, a Senior Consultant at Control Risks in Westminster, focuses on providing forensic incident management and consultancy to clients, requiring proven skills in investigating cyber incidents. The second role, a DFIR Managing Consultant at NCC Group in Manchester, emphasizes technical analysis and incident response leadership, with responsibilities including team management and client communication during incidents. Both roles require significant experience in cybersecurity and the ability to handle high-pressure situations. The postings reflect the increasing need for skilled professionals in the DFIR sector as organizations face growing cyber threats.
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