2 of 2 Internal Audit Jobs in Berkshire

Assurance Programme. This role requires strong cybersecurity expertise combined with hands-on experience in control testing, particularly in evaluating the effectiveness of security controls and ensuring alignment with internal policies, standards, and industry frameworks. This role will report directly to the Control Testing & Assurance Manager, with whom you will work to deliver the goals of the company to … be great to have/bring: Experience working in a regulated environment. Experience within the water utility industry or large, complex critical national infrastructure. Experience in internal audit, external audit, or assurance functions related to IT or cybersecurity. Professional certifications such as CISA, CISSP, CRISC, or ISO 27001 Lead Auditor are advantageous. GCS is acting as More ❯

Audit & Risk Recruitment are working on a fantastic Technology Risk and Assurance opportunity for a large Technology business. This role focuses on managing and enhancing the IT and Information Security risk landscape. Reporting directly to the Head of Risk and Assurance, you will play a key role in embedding effective risk management practices across the company's technology and … risk management practices into operational processes and strategic initiatives. Owning and maintaining IT Risk and Control Matrices (RCMs) , ensuring they remain current, comprehensive, and aligned with industry standards and audit expectations. Reviewing effectiveness of first line functions in testing and validation of key IT controls (e.g., access management, change control, incident response, vulnerability management), ensuring effectiveness and consistency. Leading … ISO22301, etc.), acting as the primary point of contact. We'd love you to have Minimum 5 years of experience in second-line risk management or internal audit, with a strong focus on IT or Information Security. Experience in consultancy or professional services, with a proven ability to support complex transformation or change programmes is preferred. Demonstrated More ❯