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Cyber Security Analyst- CyberASAP
Job Description
This is an exciting opportunity to join Phase 2 Innovate UK-funded CyberASAP project CyDRA aiming to address Risk Assessment in Transactions under Security Threats. This role focuses on the development of a desktop software application to address complex challenges in securing critical infrastructure and industrial systems. The ideal candidate will have a strong background in OT security, IIoT, and software development, with a deep understanding of threat modelling, risk analysis, and security architecture design.
Key Responsibilities:
- Model Transactions Under Security Threats: Develop software solutions to simulate transactional processes within systems exposed to security threats, enabling an accurate representation of vulnerabilities and attack vectors.
- Design Security Architecture and Behavior Analysis: Create tools to design and evaluate security solutions, analysing the behaviour of both systems and potential adversaries through simulated transactions.
- Risk Calculation: Implement algorithms and methodologies to calculate security risks based on input from security analytics, helping stakeholders prioritise and address vulnerabilities effectively.
- Impact Analysis: Develop capabilities to assess the influence of proposed security infrastructures on overall system risk, ensuring solutions are effective and efficient.
Qualifications
First Degree in Cyber Security or closely related discipline
Desirable: Current MSc/PhD in AI or Cyber Security
Skills
- Proficiency in OT security and IIoT domains, with experience in threat detection, neutralization, and prevention.
- Expertise in security risk modeling, analysis tools, and simulation methodologies.
- Strong programming skills in developing desktop applications, with a focus on robust design and user-friendly interfaces.
- Ability to understand complex industrial processes and integrate them into software models for security infrastructure planning.
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Thank you for your interest. This job has already been offered and accepted, unfortunately King's Talent Bank will not remove the ad until 7th October which is why it still appears as live.
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Thank you for your interest. This job has already been offered and accepted, unfortunately King's Talent Bank will not remove the ad until 7th October which is why it still appears as live.
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