Why you should join our At-Bay Security team

Cyber insurance has become indispensable for businesses against the existential threat of cyber attacks which become more common and more devastating year after year. In response, At-Bay invented the concept of InsurSec to bridge the gap between insurance and security. Our award-winning team combines the unparalleled risk insights available to a full-stack cyber insurance carrier with full-spectrum cyber operations capabilities to bring our customers a safer and more secure working world. If you’re reading this, then you’re probably looking for a new adventure. But how about a new perspective? If impact is your goal, then join us and find out what you’re worth when a single conversation can avert a significant ransomware incident and save a small business from having their lights turned out permanently.

Role Overview

The Cyber Advisor for the Post-Cyber Event Hardening service is essential in helping customers enhance their security posture following a cyber event. This role bridges the gap between recovery and long-term resilience by implementing and optimizing technical security controls directly within the customer's environment to minimize future risk.

Engagement-Based Responsibilities

Assessment & Prioritization

Conduct targeted reviews of the insured’s environment to identify security control gaps
Analyze and prioritize system weaknesses across cloud and on-premise infrastructure to focus remediation on the highest-risk areas

Implementation & Hardening

Deploy security improvements, including advanced endpoint protection, email security tools, and modern network access controls
Integrate zero-trust principles and robust identity protections to ensure resilient access management
Execute technical hardening measures to eliminate common attack vectors and secure critical infrastructure components
Apply technical remediations to align the environment with At-Bay’s security standards

Strategic Resilience & Advisory

Achieve a demonstrably stronger security posture for the insured than existed prior to the cyber event
Translate technical improvements into strategic business value, helping the insured build a sustainable culture of security

Internal Responsibilities

Security Product & Tooling Evolution

Continuously evaluate and update technical “betterment” playbooks and toolsets to stay ahead of evolving threat actor tactics
Test and vet new security solutions to ensure the service utilizes the most effective and reliable technologies available

Cross-Functional Intelligence Sharing

Provide anonymized insights from engagements to help internal teams refine risk models and security requirements
Collaborate with internal teams to align technical remediation efforts with policy standards and emerging insurance trends

Knowledge Leadership & Training

Act as a subject matter expert for the broader security and insurance teams on the "what and how" of modern infrastructure hardening
Create internal anonymized post-mortems to demonstrate the ROI of the service and highlight successful security transformations

Continuous Threat Research

Stay current on the threat landscape to ensure hardening steps remain effective against the latest attack vectors

How you’ll make an impact

By 3 months...

Gain a deep understanding of At-Bay’s business—specifically how our insurance products, distribution, and technology stack integrate with the Post-Cyber Event Hardening service to serve our customers
Execute targeted assessments and become proficient in analyzing security toolsets to identify security control gaps and deliver tailored, high-impact risk mitigation strategies
Establish the collaborative relationships necessary to drive success across multiple teams, including Underwriting, Claims, and MDR
Establish a confident communication style with customers, guiding them through technical remediation steps and advising them on achieving a measurably stronger security posture

By 6 months...

Contribute to the refinement and scalability of the Post-Cyber Event Hardening service by updating technical "betterment" playbooks and vetting new security solutions