Cyber Graduate Programme

Applications for the Cyber Graduate Programme, which kicks off in March 2022, will remain open until 20 December. Whether you're a new graduate or you've got a few years of experience under your belt,apply now and discover what impact you can make.

Locations: Edinburgh, London, Manchester

Are you ready for the next step of your career? Deloitte's Cyber Graduate Programme is more than a world-class training scheme with professional qualifications, it's also a permanent job that gives you a market-leading salary, benefits and endless opportunities for learning, development and progression.

You'll be working with clients on projects that have a genuine impact, and innovating with colleagues across the world to solve fascinating problems.

We encourage all our people to explore, question and collaborate. You'll stretch your thinking, while building a career that inspires and energises you. At Deloitte, you'll find a place where you can be your true self, thrive professionally and personally, and make a shared impact that reaches further and means more.

Requirements & Qualifications

Cyber Risk and Strategy- You will need to have obtained or be studying towards a 2:1 in any degree discipline, and have graduated by December 2021. In addition we require you to have achieved at least 260 UCAS points for your A levels (or equivalent), grade 4 (C) in English language and grade 5 (B) in Maths in your GCSEs (or equivalent).

Cyber Technical Advisory -You will need to have obtained or be studying towards a 2:1 in one of the below degree disciplines and have graduated by December 2021, or have a 2:1 in any degree subject but working towards a Masters in one of the below degree disciplines.

• Electrical Engineering
• Information Security / Cyber Security / Forensics / Network Security
• Software Development / Software Security
• Information Systems / Technology
• Computer Science

You will also need at least 260 UCAS points for your A levels (or equivalent), grade 4 (C) in English language and grade 6 (B) in Maths in your GCSEs (or equivalent).

Your opportunity

With technology changing by the second, cyber security is becoming increasingly critical to business. As cyber-attacks occur with greater frequency and severity, board members and executives are realising that technology solutions are just one part of a comprehensive approach to managing risk. As well as providing clients with deep technical knowledge and expertise, we help them identify and protect their critical information so they can not only survive, but also thrive in a competitive marketplace.

Whether you get involved in the strategic or technical side (or both) you'll be working on all kinds of challenging projects to mitigate cyber risks. From trying to hack their systems to understanding which cyber threats could have the biggest impact, your work will keep clients safe, secure and one step ahead. You will develop skills to establish, run and manage projects, directly advise clients, solve complex problems and deliver quality results.

From a strategic perspective, projects may include:

• Identifying and understanding their key business risks and cyber-threat exposures
• Advising on sensitive data usage in a secure and ethical way in a heightened regulatory landscape
• Creating training and awareness to understand human factors of cyber
• Securing their applications with strategic thinking and process design

From a technical perspective, they may include:

• Advising on and implementing security technologies, from safeguarding applications to managing digital identity
• Creating and deploying guardrails as companies move to the cloud
• Helping organisations respond to and recover from cyber-attacks
• Ethically hack and test an organisation's resilience

Your professional experience

• We help our clients to understand and respond to the threats they face by utilising our deep, strategic and technical expertise. We solve challenges such as detecting unknown or unseen threats, configuring and managing access solutions for information and systems, defining cyber strategy, or identifying and contextualising the threats to an organisation.
• Within our technical services we offer a wide variety of options for your cyber career, from becoming an ethical hacker to a cyber incident responder. You could become a cloud security specialist, implement security on industrial control systems or advise on security for the Internet of Things.