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The ICT Risk Analyst will develop and maintain ICT risk management frameworks, assess cyber risks, support risk reporting, and collaborate with IT/Cybersecurity teams to enhance risk exposure monitoring.

Provide hands-on cryptography and key management support: operate HSMs, manage PKI and certificate lifecycles, run key ceremonies, handle secrets (HashiCorp Vault), investigate crypto incidents, advise on crypto agility and post-quantum readiness, and integrate cryptographic services across applications in financial services environments.

Design, build, and optimize SIEM detection rules (primarily Microsoft Sentinel); develop and automate detection validation; onboard critical applications; gather logging requirements; lead stakeholder workshops; produce detection and threat-model documentation; collaborate with SOC, engineering, and red teams; and support DORA-aligned compliance and threat verification.

Lead certification, validation, and testing of enterprise cryptographic and data protection solutions for banking. Design lab environments, develop test and automation frameworks, evaluate encryption, key and certificate management, produce certification documentation and runbooks, and collaborate with architecture, cloud, and engineering teams on post-quantum and encryption initiatives.

Partner with business and technology stakeholders to deliver Privileged Access Management (PAM) transformations: facilitate workshops, gather and document BRDs, user stories, and process flows, support application onboarding and solution design, coordinate UAT and testing, and produce status reports and stakeholder communications to drive adoption of PAM capabilities.

Lead delivery of an Insider Risk Controls Program for a financial services client: manage integrated program plans, budgets, risks, governance, and cross-functional stakeholder engagement across cybersecurity, fraud, AML, compliance and technology, ensuring regulatory and audit readiness and successful implementation of controls.