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Digital Forensics & Incident Response (DFIR)

Tech Skills Resources (part of the CPL Group)

Cork, County Cork

Hybrid · Senior · Full-time

The Role

This position involves leading and supporting cyber incident response engagements, conducting forensic investigations across endpoints, servers, cloud platforms and mobile devices, and managing ransomware and breach investigations. Responsibilities include containment, eradication, recovery support, and presenting findings to clients across EMEA.

Skills & Experience

Candidates need solid experience in digital forensics, incident response or DFIR consulting, strong knowledge of cyber investigations and threat actor behaviour, familiarity with industry-standard DFIR tools, and strong communication and stakeholder management skills. Prior consulting or client-facing experience is beneficial.

Who It Suits

Suited to cyber security professionals ranging from senior consultant to director level who enjoy client-facing forensic and incident response work, are willing to travel across EMEA, and want to help build a growing DFIR practice while mentoring junior colleagues.

Typical advertised salary for Incident Response roles in Ireland: €65,000–€111,000 (median €84,000 — from 10 recent listings analysed by Forensic Focus).

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Listed: 08 Oct 2026