Senior Associate, Digital Forensics and Incident Response
Kroll
United Kingdom
The Role
This role involves leading investigations into ransomware, data breaches, insider threats and business email compromise, taking cases through containment, recovery and reporting. Practitioners analyse forensic evidence across endpoints, networks, cloud and enterprise systems, and communicate findings to clients, legal counsel, insurers and regulators.
Skills & Experience
Candidates require at least three years’ experience in incident response, digital forensics or cyber investigations. Hands-on skills in malware analysis, network security and forensic tooling are essential. Strong stakeholder communication, consulting experience and relevant industry certifications are considered advantageous.
Who It Suits
This position suits a technically strong, client-focused professional who thrives under pressure and can translate complex forensic findings into clear business advice. It is well suited to someone seeking high-profile, cross-industry DFIR work within a collaborative global team, with opportunities to mentor junior colleagues.
Typical advertised salary for Incident Response roles in United Kingdom: £53,000–£90,000 (median £70,000 — from 30 recent listings analysed by Forensic Focus).
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