Sr Advisor, Cyber Security
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Job description
As the Sr Advisor, Cyber Security, you will lead the direction and maturity improvement of the UK organisation s cybersecurity posture. You ll manage and maintain cybersecurity systems and infrastructure, protect critical national infrastructure against cyberattacks, and ensure compliance with industry standards and regulations. You ll collaborate with cross-functional teams, drive strategic risk governance, and champion a culture of security and innovation.
Core Responsibilities
- Lead the development and implementation of UK cybersecurity programs, policies, and procedures to secure P66 Ltd operations.
- Detect, analyse, and remediate security incidents, vulnerabilities, and breaches in line with incident management procedures.
- Provide strategic direction for OT data protection, technology governance, and security architecture.
- Collaborate with business stakeholders (IT, OT, Corporate Functions and Management) to coordinate policy, training, and incident response.
- Conduct risk assessments, recommend technical controls, and oversee forensic investigations for cybersecurity incidents.
- Maintain the UK business Cyber Risk Profile, develop and report cybersecurity and risk metrics; maintain compliance with UK regulations and company policies.
- Conduct regular UK Board Level cyber security briefings to educate leaders and teams on cybersecurity risks, mitigation strategies, projects and best practices.
- Coordinate and perform vulnerability assessments; research and evaluate emerging threats and trends.
- Maintain UK IT OT business continuity and disaster recovery policies, awareness programs, and training to align with organisational goals.
- Partner with UK IT OT staff, support project management, and ensure secure external data sharing.
- Stay current on industry and regulatory trends, incorporating best practices into standards and guidelines.
- Act as primary point of contact for UK government and agencies within cybersecurity space.
- Own cybersecurity management of change processes, periodically audit for compliance and performance.
- Promote a culture of safety, compliance, and continuous improvement in cybersecurity
- Act as Network and Information Systems (NIS) regulations responsible officer for P66 Ltd CNI sites.
- Acts as ICS Cybersecurity Officer as defined in O-33-RS-01.
Requirements
- Bachelor s degree in Engineering, Computer Science, Information Technology, or related field, OR equivalent experience in a relevant supervisory role.
- Relevant experience in OT/ICS
- Relevant experience in cybersecurity
- Strong analytical and problem-solving skills, with advanced data collection and analysis capabilities.
- Excellent verbal and written communication skills for engaging all levels of management and technical staff.
- Experience in refining, pipelines, terminals, or midstream industry operations.
- Familiarity with OT industry standards (NIST SP (Apply online only), CIS Controls V8, NIST CFS v7.1, CERT RMM, NIST SP 800-53).
- Familiar with IEC62443, NCSC CAF and HSE OG86.
- CISSP certified or equivalent preferred.
- Ability to travel to any P66 Ltd and Joint Venture or Subsidiary location including periodic visits to Houston and Bartlesville.
What are we looking for
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Manages Complexity: You thrive in ambiguous, high-stakes environments, making sense of complex information to solve problems and drive effective solutions.
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Ensures Accountability: You hold yourself and others to high standards, tracking performance and learning from both successes and setbacks.
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Organisational Awareness: You navigate policy, process, and people dynamics with ease, building support for ideas and overcoming resistance.
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Advanced skills in policy development, gap analysis, and compliance monitoring.
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Experience leading forensic efforts and disaster recovery planning.
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Proven ability to cultivate innovation, optimize work processes, and build effective teams.
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