King Charles is seeking a £75,000-per-year technology expert to prevent cyberattacks on the royal family.
The chosen candidate will lead a team dedicated to defending Buckingham Palace’s computer systems, collaborating closely with experts from the National Cyber Security Centre.
Additionally, candidates must ensure all 800-plus royal residence staff are vigilant against cyber threats. According to the job description, the ideal candidate should remain composed under pressure, possess risk assessment skills, and offer cost-effective solutions.
The role entails a 37.5-hour workweek with 25 days of annual leave and benefits such as a 15% employer pension contribution.
The selected candidate will enjoy complimentary access to all royal palaces and receive a 20% discount at Royal Collection Trust Shops.
The job advertisement emphasizes the opportunity for skill development while advancing the monarchy’s systems.
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Reporting to the Director of Digital Services, the role involves leading the Cyber Security function to bolster the organization’s information security posture.
Responsibilities include refining the Cyber Risk Management strategy, fortifying resilience against cyber threats, and fostering a culture of cybersecurity awareness among staff.
Additionally, the candidate will collaborate with internal and external stakeholders to ensure compliance and best practices.
Prospective candidates must possess significant experience in cybersecurity, including leading a cyber function and executing enterprise-level security strategies, preferably within governmental contexts.
Additionally, applicants should demonstrate strong technical expertise, proactive networking abilities, and awareness of global cyber threats.
Effective interpersonal skills, managerial experience, and the capacity to collaborate with digital innovators are essential.
Candidates should exhibit excellent planning skills, resilience under pressure, and the capability to identify and mitigate risks in complex information systems. Applications for this role close on February 4th.
