Analyst, Cyber and Third Party Risk
Job Description
Job title: Analyst, Cyber and Third Party Risk
Company: talentorder
Job description: Analyst, Cyber and Third Party Risk
£30,000-£37,000
London
Permanent
The role:
To ensure that the client is best placed to take advantage of the opportunities arising from technological innovation while managing operation risk, the Resilience, Tech and Cyber (RTC) team represents members as they navigate cutting edge challenges. We do this through engaging policy makers, regulators and government both in the UK and internationally.
Our primary aim is to serve our members and advocate for their views, whether that be through policy analysis, supporting promotional activity to advance or highlights issues or through whitepapers, blogs, roundtables and webinars. This role is specifically focused on supporting RTC Team on their work in Cyber and Third Party Risk. The RTC team is part of the wide Payments, Innovation and Resilience (PIR) department which also cover: Data Ethics and Privacy, Digital Innovation and Payments.
Activities:
Assisting in the delivery and support of the client and its Executive Committee. This will involve liaising with the the client Executive Committee in developing and executing its agenda,
meeting minutes and drafting collateral.
Assisting and support the the client Fusion Cell. This will involve providing logistical support, communications and supporting membership during a significant cyber event.
Working with the broader community membership. This will involve liaising with current and prospective members as to the client activities / membership etc.
Broader RTC committee support:
Support the RTC team in the achievement of its objectives. This will involve supporting the operation and proper functioning of its committees (including secretariat duties, preparing briefing papers, writing high-quality minutes and supporting in agenda setting etc).
Support in policy analysis and engagement on behalf of RTC, with other the client teams and our membership as required.
Engage key external stakeholders, regarding cyber third party risk developments and issues. These include the client members, financial authorities and regulators, law enforcement, other trade associations or intelligence agencies.
Collaborate with the wider PIR team and across the business to understand and advance the interests and priorities of our membership.
Other ad-hoc tasks as directed or required.
Required:
Interest in cyber and third party risk issues and examples of developing this interest.
Strong administrative skills including organisational and writing skills.
Experience working as part of a collaborative team and also capable of working independently.
Flexible, adaptable and able to make sense of a diverse range of inputs to deliver credible solutions.
An appetite to develop within the role, with a view to lead on workstreams where appropriate.
Desirable
Background in financial services.
An understanding of cyber and third party risk policy in financial services.
A basic understanding of project management methodology.
Please send CV and notes via the link.
Expected salary: £30000 – 37000 per year
Location: London
