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SingCERT, the national CERT of Singapore, seeks an Assistant Director to lead a cybersecurity incident response team, guiding detection, assessment and rapid response to threats impacting businesses and the public.
You will set strategic direction, liaise with SOCs, CERTs, law enforcement and leadership, and represent Singapore in regional and international engagements. Training and upskilling opportunities are available.
The SingCERT team is the national CERT of Singapore, looking after the businesses and the members of public in Singapore and deploying incident response teams on-site to conduct investigations and digital forensics . SingCERT supports the detection, resolution and prevention of cybersecurity incidents affecting Singapore's non-CII constituency. Beyond responding to incidents reported by the public and businesses, SingCERT undertakes digital risk monitoring, vulnerability disclosure, cybersecurity alerts and advisories, public education, and technical and engineering work to strengthen cyber resilience. SingCERT also works with regional and international CERT partners through information sharing, technical exchanges, exercises and training. This is more than just a technical role - it's a national mission, a calling.
You will play a pivotal role in keeping Singapore's cyberspace safe and secure, watching out for cybersecurity threats, tailoring advice for constituents to protect themselves, and providing guidance to constituents who have encountered a cybersecurity incident. As Assistant Director of SingCERT (Singapore Computer Emergency Response Team), you will lead a team of cybersecurity professionals to detect, assess, and respond to cyber threats affecting businesses and the public. You'll be setting strategic direction and representing Singapore in multiple local and global cybersecurity engagements. We are looking for a strategic thinker and a highly motivated team player who has demonstrated experience working in incident management roles and developing or deploying mitigation techniques for defending networks. There will be adequate training opportunities to upskill yourself and stay relevant in the cybersecurity field.