Job Description
What does this team do? In today's rapidly evolving business landscape, cybersecurity is paramount. The increasing frequency and severity of disruptions across a range of trajectories, from cyber-attacks, supply chains to geopolitical events, highlight that technology solutions are just one part of a comprehensive approach to managing risk. This is especially true when considering the interconnectedness of businesses and their extended enterprise, where vulnerabilities in one area can quickly escalate across the network. Within the Cyber team and its multi-faceted business, we help clients to: Understand their technology landscape and cyber risk exposure , including the complex interactions between customers, vendors, third-party service providers and software ecosystems that are critical to success in today's connected world. Prioritise and implement cyber controls and technology solutions to manage risk, from identity and access management and network security through to core technology implementation, penetration testing and emerging cyber capabilities, enabling organisations to innovate and grow securely. Navigate disruption, transformation and change by building resilience to strategic risks, crises, issues and cyber incidents, while meeting evolving regulatory and compliance requirements across global markets. Secure and optimise their extended enterprise through a combination of advisory, software and implementation services, helping organisations manage risk, unlock value and strengthen trust across their broader ecosystem. Not only do we want our clients to survive in the digital world, but also to thrive by giving confidence to customers, investors and business partners alike. Whatever your area of focus, you can be sure you’ll work with innovative tools, cutting-edge technologies, fascinating industries, and experts from across the Deloitte business. What skills and academic qualifications do I need? This programme is for university students who are doing well academically and want to test their skills in the real world. You must be in the penultimate year of your course, or going onto a Masters, and you need to be on track to achieve a predicted degree classification of 2:1 or above in any discipline. We have identified 10 core skills that are essential to all our roles in Early Careers. To learn more about these skills and their detailed descriptions, please visit the 'Discover What We Look For' section in our Candidate Zone. You are proactive and take initiative. A key part of the work that the Cyber team does is helping to solve the problems our clients have, so an inquisitive mindset and being able to take in and assess information quickly is important, as is the ability to think critically and creatively. You can communicate clearly and effectively. Communication skills are essential for effectively communicating with clients, stakeholders, and other colleagues. This includes being able to write and present information clearly, as well as the ability to listen effectively and understand complex technical concepts. We work across all levels of our clients’ organisation from executive management to the technical back-office, so being able to communicate complicated topics in a clear and simple way is a valuable skill. You are eager to learn and adapt to change. The ability to adapt to change is essential in an area that is constantly evolving. We need to be able to learn new things quickly and adapt to new technologies and threats to be able to position ourselves with clients and respond quickly to their challenges. You strive for quality and put 100% into what you do. We want to make an impact that matters for our clients, and they want high quality in the services we provide. As a result, depth-of-thought to truly understand what clients are asking for, and attention-to-detail in delivering high quality outputs are key to what we do. This programme is for university students who are doing well academically and want to test their skills in the real world. We do have some minimum requirements for you to meet. And of course, you’ll need more than good grades to make the most of your placement. If you’re fascinated by business and can’t wait to get stuck into complex projects that make a difference, you’ll fit right in. You must be in the penultimate year of your course, or going on to a master’s, and you need to be on track to achieve a predicted degree classification of 2:1 or above. Duration of the programme: 6-weeks. No prior experience is required, however some understanding of cyber security and business is recommended. What kind of work will I do? Whether you get involved in the strategic or technical side of Cyber (or both!) you’ll be working on all kinds of challenging projects to mitigate cyber, reputational, and organisational risks. From inspecting third-party compliance to identifying vulnerable routes into client networks to understanding how to protect live events from terrorist