Cyber Incident Coordinator | Kairuruku Ppono a-Ipurangi Join our diverse and talented people and work at the heart of national security, providing essential intelligence to the NZ government to protect New Zealand and its people. The National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) is the heart of Aotearoa New Zealand's cyber defence. We fulfil the cyber security responsibilities of the Government Communications Security Bureau (GCSB) | Te Tira Tiaki, to detect and disrupt high-impact cyber threats for nationally significant organisations.

Why work for us Alongside getting to work with other talented people, we also offer a range of comprehensive benefits which include: * Medical insurance and vision care packages * Enhanced employer contributions to your Kiwisaver * Generous leave benefits, including additional paid days off and enhanced sick leave and parental leave * Childcare allowance for your preschoolers * Onsite free gym * Opportunities for personal and professional growth and career pathways across the intelligence community The role In this key role as an Incident Coordinator, you will be managing incident response operations through the lifecycle of a cyber-security incident. You will be part of a close-knit unit, tasked with effective engagement across the industry and wider organisation, by providing investigative incident response and digital forensic services to victims of malicious cyber activity in New Zealand. Whilst this position is not super technical, you can expect to have a case management approach, offering immediate guidance to victims, with frequent stakeholder engagement.

Your work will culminate in the production of high-quality reports and briefings for the consumption of senior stakeholders and technical specialists. Key responsibilities * Production of high-quality reports and briefings * Documenting response options and operational plans * Steer the course of an investigation * Stakeholder management * Cyber incident coordination * Maintaining an understanding of the cyber threat environment Who we're looking for As this role acts as the primary point of contact for victim organisations and internal stakeholders, we need someone who is comfortable working collaboratively. Confident written and oral communication skills are essential as you will be required to document response options and operational plans.

You will also have: * Highly developed relationship management skills * Presentation and public speaking skills (desirable for Level 2, expected for Level 3) * Analytical skills and an understanding, or willingness to learn cyber security concepts The right person for this position will be a self-starter, confident and be able to take initiative. If this describes you and this ad piques your interest, we want to see your application. We are committed to an inclusive and equitable workplace, and strongly encourage applicants from all ethnicities, gender identities & expressions, neurodiversity, sexual orientation, ages, rel.