Investigator, Digital Forensics (Non-Perm)
Investigator, Digital Forensics (Non-Perm)
Job Purpose:
Conduct in-depth digital forensic investigations across the company, in adherence with the Group Digital Forensic Investigation Framework and standards, to identify, preserve, analyze and report on digital evidence relating to fraud, cybercrime, misconduct, insider threats and data breaches.
Key Responsibilities
Data Management and Analysis
Gather, preserve, acquire, extract and analyze digital evidence from endpoints, servers, mobile devices, cloud environments, Microsoft 365, network infrastructure, and other digital sources.
Recover deleted, hidden, encrypted, or damaged data using approved forensic methodologies and tools.
Conduct forensic analysis of user activity, email communications, authentication records, cloud audit logs, browser activity, and application artefacts.
Prepare detailed forensic reports, statistics, trends, findings, conclusions, and recommendations for stakeholders.
Maintain chain of custody and ensure secure storage, management, and retention of digital evidence in accordance with organizational standards.
Technology and Architecture
Conduct endpoint, mobile, cloud, network, memory, and malware forensic investigations.
Perform forensic investigations across Microsoft Azure, Microsoft 365, AWS, Google Cloud Platform, and SaaS environments.
Utilize forensic, eDiscovery, and security technologies including EnCase, FTK, Magnet AXIOM, Cellebrite, MSAB XRY, Microsoft Sentinel, Microsoft Defender, Microsoft Purview, and other industry-standard tools.
Risk, Regulatory and Compliance
Conduct digital forensic investigations in accordance with legal, regulatory, and organizational requirements.
Conduct root cause analysis to identify control weaknesses and recommend corrective actions to mitigate future incidents.
Prepare affidavits, witness statements, and evidential reports for disciplinary, civil, regulatory, and criminal proceedings.
Testify and present forensic findings in disciplinary hearings, tribunals, and court proceedings when required.
Identify and elevate emerging digital crime trends, risks, and significant findings to appropriate stakeholders.
Qualifications and Experience
Minimum Qualifications
Bachelor's degree in digital Forensics, Cyber Security, Computer Science, Information Security, Information Systems, or a related field.
Experience
Minimum 5--7 years' experience in Digital Forensics, Incident Response, Cyber Investigations, or a related discipline.
Experience preparing evidential reports and presenting findings to senior stakeholders, regulators, and legal representatives.
Preferred Certifications
GCFA, GCFE, GNFA, GCTI
EnCE, CFCE, CCE, CHFI
CISSP, CISM
Microsoft Security Certifications
AWS Security Specialty
Google Professional Cloud Security Engineer
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