NLProactive Cyber Defence and Engineering
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Why this is on the board
The work itself protects one company; the leverage is in what you earn and what you learn. A leadership role in cybersecurity probably pays enough to give a sizeable share to charities whose results have been well researched (earning to give). You also learn to lead a team that stays ahead of attackers, and that experience is scarce at organisations that have to secure AI systems or dangerous biological knowledge.
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About the role
Role Overview: This is a leadership role at the heart of a highly mature capability within our Enterprise Security Cyber Defence organisation. If you build threat-informed defence for a living and want to lead exceptional people doing it at scale, read on. This team exists to stay ahead of adversaries, understanding how they operate, closing the gaps that matter before they can be exploited, and engineering scalable, production-grade solutions that make our cyber defence faster and more effec…
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