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Want to apply Read all the information about this position below, then hit the apply button.Bullisher is a data-centric fintech solution provider in the aerospace and defense industry for institutional level investors, looking to disrupt and revolutionize a $3 trillion dollar industry. We spearhead an industry-leading Blackbox to facilitate and administer trade agreements pioneered by a vehicle, driven by our new generation benchmark delivering solutions through innovation with uncompromising agility.

JOB DESCRIPTION:

The oversight requires a sophisticated operating model that allows for a stronger security posture centralized security operations center (SOC). The role will oversee global operations with a maximum amount of attention and unify the management of API calls, space exploration, and navigation. Responsibilities include:

Creating a platform to share content and taking modular playbooks, actions, integrations, and connectors into our IT & security infrastructure.

Automating incident response and remediation, prioritizing cases, and enriching cyber threat intelligence.

Managing vulnerabilities, nation-state threats, ransomware transformation, and automated security controls.

Building a resilient cybersecurity culture within the organization to combat cyber threats.

Micromanaging cybersecurity engineers, penetration testing engineers, cyber architects, and other related roles.

PHYSICAL DEMANDS:

This position requires the ability to communicate and exchange information, utilizing necessary equipment to perform the job.

ENVIRONMENT:

This position will operate in the following areas of the organization:

[ROCKET FUEL] MISSION INTELLIGENCE DIVISION .

Employees must be legally authorized to work in the

UK . Verification of employment eligibility will be required at the time of hire. Visa sponsorship is not available for this position.

QUALIFICATIONS, KEY REQUIREMENTS AND SKILLSET:

20+ years in cybersecurity and digital solutions engineering.

Proficiency in key generation, key lifecycle management, risk management, and risk assessment processes.

Certifications such as GSEC, OSCP, CISM, CAP, CND, ISSAP, HCISPP, GCIA, GSLC, ISSEP, CEH, CHFI, and IASAE.

Certification in one of the listed DoD 8570 Certifications is a prerequisite.

INTERVIEW PROCESS:

STAGE 1: COGNITIVE ABILITY TEST

STAGE 2: COGNITIVE ASSESSMENT SCREENING WITH A 30+ YEARS EXPERIENCE PSYCHOLOGIST

STAGE 3: PRE-SCREENING (verification checks & DV security clearance)

STAGE 4: INTERVIEW WITH THE CEO & CTO

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