Cyber and Digital Health Senior Manager

The Cyber and Digital Health Senior Manager plays a pivotal role in leading and managing complex cyber security and digital trust engagements across the UK healthcare market, with a particular focus on the NHS and wider health and social care ecosystem. The successful candidate will bring relevant experience in delivering broad cyber advisory services, including DSPT-CAF readiness and remediation, cyber strategy, governance, risk and assurance, and programmes that enable frontline productivity through secure, resilient and effective use of technology.

The Cyber and Digital Health Senior Manager will deliver the following activities:

• Manage large and complex cyber strategy engagements, leading multiple work streams and managing the delivery of other managers within the team.
• Lead and manage a team of cybersecurity professionals, providing strategic direction and ensuring high-quality client service delivery.
• Contribute to expanding KPMG's impact across the UK healthcare market, including the NHS, integrated care systems, health and care providers, and enabling national bodies.
• Develop and maintain relationships with key stakeholders across the healthcare sector, including NHS leaders, digital, cyber, clinical, operational, information governance and transformation teams.
• Identify and pursue new business opportunities, develop proposals, and negotiate contracts.
• Support the development of our people as a performance manager, coaching and develop the team around you, and promoting and support a culture of learning and development across the team.
• The Cyber and Digital Health Senior Manager will also have opportunities to support our Leadership team as we continuously evolve our healthcare cyber strategy, help create, build and evolve propositions aligned to NHS priorities, and develop thought leadership that supports our market messaging on cyber resilience, DSPT-CAF, secure digital transformation and frontline productivity.

This is a senior delivery role and will be responsible for managing multiple teams or work streams across multiple clients, in some cases managing other managers within the team.

The role requires a high level of stakeholder interaction and challenge, including:

Internal stakeholders: business development teams, sales teams, delivery teams, technical development teams, Quality and Risk Management.

External stakeholders: client stakeholders and decision makers across the NHS, wider UK healthcare market, health and care providers, commissioners, regulators and national bodies, including those responsible for cyber security, digital transformation, clinical operations, information governance and frontline productivity.

• Defining cyber security strategies, considering an organisation's business and technology objectives and aligning future capabilities to the needs of the organisations.
• Designing and implementing Cyber Security Target Operating Models (TOMs), considering all aspects of a modern TOM including people, processes, technologies, service delivery models, governance structures, and metrics and reporting.
• Creating business cases for cyber security investments and securing stakeholder commitment to cyber improvement programs.
• Managing the delivery of strategic cyber security programs, including project management activities, stakeholder reporting and monitoring of delivery outcomes.
• Understanding and delivery experience with leading security and healthcare assurance frameworks, including the NHS Data Security and Protection Toolkit and Cyber Assessment Framework (DSPT-CAF), National Cyber Security Centre Cyber Assessment Framework (NCSC CAF), ISO
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