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About the Role
The Consultant – Governance, Risk & Compliance (GRC) has a good theoretical understanding of the Governance, Risk and Compliance domain that allows them to perform complex projects independently and actively contribute to the development of customer relationships.
As a high performing and proficient consultant, the Consultant – GRC is responsible for driving quality outcomes to meet customer expectations, either autonomously or under the direction of other team members.
Key Roles & Responsibilities
- Work with our customer base to assist them in identifying and effectively managing cyber security risk
- Lead standard, and support complex, cyber security projects in the Governance, Risk and Compliance domain
- Prepare and present high-quality reports detailing security issues, making recommendations, and identifying solutions
- Contribute to the development of customer relationships by working with Customer Sales and Customer Solutions teams and Marketing teams to support relevant activities
- Demonstrate strong alignment with CyberCX values to peers and customers
- Actively collaborate across CyberCX, and continuously look for ways to add value. Facilitate communication, partnerships and cross-pollination across the business to allow teams to better engage and service customers
Qualifications
Preferred Qualifications, Experience & Skills
- Australian citizenship or permanent residence
- Experience across major security frameworks, including NIST, ISM, PCI DSS, Essential Eight and PSPF
- Bachelor level tertiary qualification in cyber security, forensics, or similar field
- Ideally hold one major security certification (CISM, CISA, CISSP, ISO LA/LI), but not required
- Minimum of 2 years of experience dealing with a diverse range of information / cyber security projects and challenges
- Effective stakeholder engagement and communication skills
- Strong analytical and problem-solving skills
- A high performing and proficient consultant with a deep theoretical understanding of Governance, Risk and Compliance domain that allows them to perform complex projects independently
- Skilled in responding to setbacks in an agile and resilient manner
- Attentive to detail, proactive and organised
Based on business requirements, candidates applying for this role can also be assessed for other opportunities within Accenture.
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