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Cyber Response and Recovery – Assistant Manager (Reactive)

KPMG

London, England

Hybrid · Mid · Permanent, Full-time

The Role

This hands-on position sits within a reactive digital forensics and incident response (DFIR) team, handling live cyber incidents as a junior case manager on smaller engagements or as a team contributor on larger ones. Outside of active incidents, the role involves supporting clients with playbook development, maturity assessments, and tabletop exercises.

Skills & Experience

Candidates should demonstrate an emerging technical background in incident response and digital forensics. Security clearance at SC or DV level is required, or a willingness to obtain it. The role offers support through a range of industry security certifications, indicating a structured professional development pathway.

Who It Suits

This role suits a technically grounded practitioner ready to grow into an incident response management position. Someone comfortable operating across multiple concurrent cases, contributing to internal capability development, and working within a structured, high-tempo team environment will find this an excellent career accelerator.

Typical advertised salary for Incident Response roles in United Kingdom: £53,000–£85,000 (median £68,000 — from 24 recent listings analysed by Forensic Focus).

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Listed: 2026-08-03