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Red Team Consultants – Managing, Principal & Executive Principal
Employer
NCC Group
Location
Cheltenham
£
Pay
N/A
Closing Date
6 December 2026
role summary
You lead cyber attack tests to find security risks.
You work with clients who have strong security already.
You help improve tools and methods to test security.
You teach and support junior team members.
You talk with clients, including company leaders.
key tasks
Plan and run simulated attacks to test security.
Follow safety and risk rules during tests.
Use special tools to avoid detection.
Write clear reports for both experts and non-experts.
Work alone or with teams on big projects.
Help with sales and sharing knowledge inside the company.
skills and experience
Experience in carrying out complex cyber attack tests.
Good knowledge of how cyber attacks work and stop them.
Able to explain risks to security experts and senior managers.
Strong writing skills for clear reports.
Knowledge of Microsoft Active Directory, Office 365, cloud security, and MacOS.
Preference for experience with testing rules like CBEST and TIBER.
£
pay and hours
Salary details not given.
Flexible working to balance life and work.
25 days holiday plus bank holidays.
Extra benefits like health schemes and pension.
location and workplace
Based with NCC Group, a global cyber security company.
Headquartered in Manchester, UK.
Over 35 offices worldwide.
Work may involve visiting clients or remote work.
how to apply
Send your application to NCC Group.
They review all applications carefully.
You may be asked to do background checks.
Let them know if you need help during application.
Check NCC Group's website for updates on jobs.
checklist for the applicant
Do you have experience with cyber attack simulations?
Can you explain technical ideas clearly?
Are you ready for background checks?
Do you know about flexible working and benefits offered?
Have you prepared your application to send?
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