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This role leads cyber projects at PwC. Daily tasks include advising on cyber strategy and managing teams. Required are strong cyber and IT skills with 8+ years experience. Nice-to-haves include cloud knowledge. The role is unique due to diverse clients. It offers global collaboration and innovation opportunities.
As a Senior Consultant at EY, you'll drive cybersecurity transformations. Daily tasks include risk assessments and consulting projects. A degree in IT and 2-3 years of cybersecurity experience are required. Nice to have are industry certifications and financial sector knowledge. This role offers a dynamic environment and growth opportunities. Notable perks include career development and a diverse team.
This role involves cyber security and cloud architecture at EFG. Daily tasks include protecting systems and designing cloud infrastructure. A degree in a relevant field is required. Knowledge of security protocols is a plus. This role is unique due to its focus on security. The company offers a challenging opportunity.
This role is a Senior Consultant for Ethical Hacking in Cyber Risk Services. Daily tasks include penetration tests and security assessments. Required are 3+ years of cyber security experience and a degree in computer science. Nice to have are coding skills and certifications like OSCP. The role offers growth opportunities and a diverse team. Notable perks include trainings and mentoring programmes.
This role involves leading cyber risk projects at PwC. Daily tasks include assessing risks and developing strategies. Technical cyber security skills and leadership experience are required. Additional expertise in related fields is a plus. The role offers diverse client work and team growth. It provides skill development opportunities in a dynamic field.
Ce rôle d'Agent-e de police judiciaire spécialisé-e (APJS) consiste à enquêter sur la cybercriminalité. Les responsabilités incluent l'analyse de cryptomonnaies et la collaboration avec les unités de police. Une formation en investigation numérique est requise. Des compétences en langue française ou allemande sont nécessaires. Ce rôle est unique en raison de son focus sur la cybercriminalité. La police cantonale Fribourg offre des conditions de travail flexibles.