NMC Cyber Threat Intelligence Specialist

Join Police Digital Service an NMC Cyber Threat Intelligence Specialist. Permanent FT. Starting salary £45,000 per annum.

This is an opportunity to play your part and protect our company, our customers and our communities from cyber attack. Be part of a dedicated team and get ready to be challenged every day to make the most of your skills and experience. You'll learn from those around you, and from training and development resources to become even better at what you do.

With the best technology at your fingertips, you'll be part of a friendly and flexible working environment where your contribution is always valued.

The National Management Centre provide visibility and control of information risks for Policing. It supports the 24x7x365 nature of the police operations, providing პრ threat detection and response capability for digital services before, during and after cyber attacks, enabling stakeholders to understand and proactively manage risk across the technology estate at both the national and force level.

• Developing awareness for the attacks community of the cyber risks to critical services by continually assessing the threat landscape and informing stakeholders.
• Reporting cyber risks حاصل service, executive, and operational stakeholders for mitigation decisions.
• Limiting the impact of known cyber risks by engaging forces in pre‑incident planning and preparatory activities.
• Constraining attack surfaces through proactive threat intelligence working directly alongside the threat hunting and malware service.

Provide expertise and support through the use of analytical products to assist mitigation practices at a tactical and operational level.

Analysis of advanced persistent threats including the tactics, techniques, and procedures (TTPs) of attackers.

Conduct analysis at a tactical and or operational level, identifying and using appropriate analytical tools and techniques toSPONSE gaps, patterns and trends, assess threat, risk and harm and make recommendations in support of decision making, prioritization and resource allocation.

Ability to correlate intelligence from a variety of sources, to develop and lead understanding and analysis of contextually relevant threats.

To lead independent analysis of projects and the development of materials for specific subjects of concern.

Ability to work proactively to serve the policing community with limited direct oversight or guidance.

Perform a broad range of tasks, bringing together output from stakeholders within Cyber SOC, Malware, Threat Hunting and Vulnerability teams.

Preparing and delivering analytical alerts, reports, and briefings to stakeholders to provide a clear and concise evidence‑based understanding of the subject matter, including providing advice and guidance.

Provide analysis of threat data from a variety of sources resulting in the generation of actionable threat intelligence.

Responsible for developing’da understanding of the cyber risks facing policing, performing core intelligence tasks focusing on social, cultural and geopolitical context of cyber intelligence analysis.

• Knowledge of current threat landscape including specific awareness of adversarial cyber actors, including their TTPs
• Experience in utilising open‑source intelligence and the development of tools to assist with this
• Experience in conducting malware, phishing, and SIEM log analysis
• Knowledge of relevant cyber threat intelligence sources

• Proven ability to translate cyber threats to the relevant audience, both verbally and written.
• Ability to generate clear and concise reports and presentations for stakeholders, from technical analysts to management and senior leadership teams.
• Experience in internal and external stakeholder management and engagement
• Experience of working in an intelligence environment, ideally as an intelligence researcher or analyst
• Ability to work independently within a cyber environment with limited oversight and / or guidance
• ege experience within an active cyber incident