Intern - Cybersecurity

The role

The incumbent will assist in various cybersecurity tasks, including document creation, cybersecurity awareness materials development, and basic technical support.

What you'll do

• Assisting in the creation of documents, templates and presentations
• Assisting in the development and review of cybersecurity awareness materials
• Providing basic technical support to users
• Supporting the delivery of cybersecurity services
• Participating in the review of documents, training sessions, testing activities and resilience exercises
• Ensuring that all cybersecurity-related requests are properly logged, tracked, resolved, documented and closed in the ticketing system

What it takes

• Completed at least a Bachelor’s degree or equivalent, preferably in information technology or another related field
• Recent completion of or enrolment in a Master’s programme in the same field will be considered an advantage
• A high degree of initiative, dependability and the ability to work with little supervision will be considered advantageous
• The ability to work in a team, creativity, accuracy in detailed project work, a sense of humour and an interest in learning are seen as valuable

What you'll bring

How to apply

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