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A cloud solution provider in Dublin is seeking a Cyber Incident Responder to lead incident investigations and recovery efforts. The ideal candidate will have extensive experience in incident response, a solid understanding of cybersecurity frameworks, and the ability to work under pressure. This role offers significant responsibility, opportunities for growth, and a competitive benefits package including 25 days of leave and professional development.
About Ekco
Founded in 2016 Ekco is now one of the fastest growing cloud solution providers in Europe!
We specialise in enabling companies to progress along the path of cloud maturity, managing transformation and driving better outcomes from our clients’ existing technology investments.
In a few words, we take businesses to the cloud and back!
We have over 1000 highly talented and supportive colleagues (and counting) across a number of regional offices in the UK, Ireland, Benelux, South Africa & Malaysia.
About the Team
In Ekco we are expanding our Incident Response teams by moving key roles into a new dedicated practice for Cyber Resilience. A cornerstone of this practice is our Incident Response capabilities across both Response and Recovery activities. This team works proactively with our customers to help prepare them for the worst and have response plans ready to enact should they suffer an attack. In the event of a Crisis we like to get our technical hands dirty. We dive in side by side with our customers teams when they are attacked and we work hard to protect, respond and recover their business.
As a Cyber Incident Responder (Forensic Specialist), you will play a critical role in incident investigations and recovery, focusing on system isolation, restoration and hardening. You’ll be part of a high-performing CIRT Team responsible for supporting clients during and after cyber incidents, ensuring secure and resilient operations.
Incident Response is a demanding and time-intensive role, often likened to emergency services in its urgency and unpredictability. When a cyber crisis occurs, Incident Responders are the first line of Defense, mobilized immediately to contain, investigate, and remediate the issue. These moments require extended hours, rapid decision-making, and a high degree of flexibility, often working through nights, weekends, and holidays to restore normal operations.
The intensity of the role peaks during active incidents, where the workload can be relentless and the stakes high. However, this is balanced by periods of recovery and downtime once the immediate threat has been resolved. During these quieter phases, Incident Responders are afforded well-earned time off to recharge, recognizing the toll that crisis response can take.
To lead crisis efforts during cyber incidents, working on systems in various compromised states to perform the security investigation, while also working on containment elements, including isolating devices, threat hunting and recommending containment controls. You will also support the Network & Systems teams with escalations and contribute to documentation and knowledge sharing. Pre & Post Crisis you will contribute to the improvement of our service through better tooling, processes, documentation and knowledge sharing including performing some pro-active functions to enable customers to improve their ability to respond.
Out of incidents you will design, prepare, and deliver technical tabletop exercises for diverse customer audiences and work with the team to launch new pro-active services designed to ensure resiliency in our customers.
This role is well-suited to individuals who can rapidly develop a comprehensive understanding of a customer's environment often in the absence of detailed documentation and are capable of identifying and implementing architectural changes in real time in line with our methodologies. They need to be located in Ireland, can come to an office to workshop with the team as is needed and can travel nationally and internationally quickly in the event of a Crisis.
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