Cybersecurity Incident Response Attorney - Flexible/Remote

BCG Attorney Search; San Francisco (CA); Remote; USD 120,000 - 180,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health benefits

Mental well-being programs

Parental leave

401K program

Flexible Time Off

Job summary

BCG Attorney Search in San Francisco, CA, seeks a Cybersecurity Project Attorney with 1-3 years of experience to join a dynamic Cybersecurity & Incident Response practice, providing exposure to incident response on high-profile matters and coordinating across legal and technical teams.

The role requires a JD, admission to practice in a US jurisdiction, and the ability to manage multiple tasks with strong communication skills. Remote work within the US is considered.

Qualifications

• Juris Doctorate (J.D.) is required.
• Admission to practice in good standing in a US jurisdiction is required.

Responsibilities

• Coordinate responses to security incidents across legal, technical, and business stakeholders.
• Analyze breach notification laws and advise on obligations and timelines.
• Advise on security aspects of corporate transactions.
• Direct forensic investigations and liaise with vendors.
• Manage regulatory reporting obligations and litigation holds.
• Draft and review incident-related communications.
• Conduct data impact assessments and support post-incident remediation.
• Develop and refine incident response workflows and procedures.
• Support projects to integrate technology into legal practice.
• Educate legal professionals on incident response tools and resources.

Skills

Cybersecurity incident response

Legal project management

Data breach knowledge

Communication skills

Time management

Education

Juris Doctorate (J.D.)

Job description

BCG Attorney Search in San Francisco, CA, seeks a Cybersecurity Project Attorney with 1-3 years of experience to join a dynamic Cybersecurity & Incident Response practice, providing exposure to incident response on high-profile matters and coordinating across legal and technical teams.

The role requires a JD, admission to practice in a US jurisdiction, and the ability to manage multiple tasks with strong communication skills. Remote work within the US is considered.