Cyber Jobs in Dept of Communications

Janey Mack

Just in case anyone is interested these posts have been advertised on PublicJobs.ie.

Cyber Security Responders (x4)

https://www.publicjobs.ie/publicjobs/campaignAdvert/49219.htm

Cyber Security Specialists (x2)

https://www.publicjobs.ie/publicjobs/campaignAdvert/49125.htmhttp://

Closing date is 2nd March.

There is also a post for a Digital Forensics Specialist in the Office of Corporate Enforcement.

Janey Mack

Janey Mack wrote: »

Just in case anyone is interested these posts have been advertised on PublicJobs.ie.

Cyber Security Responders (x4)

https://www.publicjobs.ie/publicjobs/campaignAdvert/49219.htm

Cyber Security Specialists (x2)

https://www.publicjobs.ie/publicjobs/campaignAdvert/49125.htmhttp://

Closing date is 2nd March.

There is also a post for a Digital Forensics Specialist in the Office of Corporate Enforcement.

Maybe time to wipe the dust off the InfoSec jobs thread.

kkontour

The information booklet linked in the Ad have unusual titles
"Flood Risk Management (FRM) discharges OPW's responsibility as the Government’s lead agency in co-ordinating flood risk manage"
Maybe bolgert should have changed the title field

Bacchus

30 days holiday... nice. Good pay too. Pity it's in Dublin. Sounds like long hours too though... 43 hours base + expected additional hours. I imagine there's quite a bit of travel involved too around the EU.

C.O.Y.B.I.B

Its a civilservice job though so its 43hrs Gross 37.xxx hours worked. Have to imagine it would fall in line with most civil service jobs of that level whereby additional time wouldnt be expected without OT or Time In Lieu.

Sounds like an interesting role . Application form was a pain in the hle to fill in though .

neonman

I was applying for the Cyber Security Responders position which said the closing date was the 3rd of March at 3pm and the other one had a closing date of the 2nd but it seems that both are now closed?? I am 100% that was the case as I looked at both of them at the time and noted the closing dates. Here I am filling in the application and about to submit it but can't now.

What are my options now?

C.O.Y.B.I.B

neonman wrote: »

I was applying for the Cyber Security Responders position which said the closing date was the 3rd of March at 3pm and the other one had a closing date of the 2nd but it seems that both are now closed?? I am 100% that was the case as I looked at both of them at the time and noted the closing dates. Here I am filling in the application and about to submit it but can't now.

What are my options now?

I have the job description here and the responder job says 3pm on the 2nd March. PAS won't budge once past the closing date.

neonman

Can't believe that I must have read it wrong in the first place so. Obviously wasn't meant to be. Thanks for putting me out of my misery.

neonman

...and best of luck with your application btw. Let us know how it goes for you.

Janey Mack

C.O.Y.B.I.B wrote: »

Its a civilservice job though so its 43hrs Gross 37.xxx hours worked. Have to imagine it would fall in line with most civil service jobs of that level whereby additional time wouldn't be expected without OT or Time In Lieu.

I don't know if the posts are specific grades or grade equivalents - maybe it is mentioned in the pdfs.

If the 'Specialists' are at Assistant Principal level then overtime is not usually paid. Also at the moment there is no flexitime option but that may change. Standard working week in the Civil Service is 09.00 to 17.45 Monday to Thursday (17.15 on Friday) but some areas would not be rigid about the times so long as the hours are worked.

If the 'Responders' are HEO grade or equivalent they would qualify for overtime and possibly flexitime.

C.O.Y.B.I.B

Janey Mack wrote: »

I don't know if the posts are specific grades or grade equivalents - maybe it is mentioned in the pdfs.

If the 'Specialists' are at Assistant Principal level then overtime is not usually paid. Also at the moment there is no flexitime option but that may change. Standard working week in the Civil Service is 09.00 to 17.45 Monday to Thursday (17.15 on Friday) but some areas would not be rigid about the times so long as the hours are worked.

If the 'Responders' are HEO grade or equivalent they would qualify for overtime and possibly flexitime.

It doesn't specify grade , but says it's an "established post " . Salary scale for responder is 58-68 k which is closer to Ap than heo. Also read it again and it specifies no OT.

DipStick McSwindler

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C.O.Y.B.I.B

Salary Scale is €58,765 €60,132 €61,494 €62,862 €64,227 €65,000 €65,000 €65,000(Max) €66,573A €68,647B

C.O.Y.B.I.B

C.O.Y.B.I.B wrote: »

Salary Scale is €58,765 €60,132 €61,494 €62,862 €64,227 €65,000 €65,000 €65,000(Max) €66,573A €68,647B

So decent but not spectacular.

rolion

north south east west wrote: »

Has anyone been called for an interview yet or know when they are being held?

That "should" be part of the addmission test: hacking the site and find out who and where !

lotto999

anyone hear anything from publicjobs on this?

Zulu

I believe that the grade equivalent is 4*HEO/2*AP in the InfoSec roles. PO for the ODCE.

It'll be very interesting to see who gets the ODCE role - I'm guessing it's already been given the nod internal and this is just a process. The Dept of Comms roles I believe are looking at CV's around now, and feedback due early in May.

Good luck to all who applied!

flipflophead22

Just wondered if anyone was successful with these roles? I see some have come up again recently. Would they be be good to work for?


Its with Department of Communications, Climate Action, Cyber Security Specialist (Compliance). Salary 70-85k

nim1bdeh38l2cw

flipflophead22 wrote: »

Just wondered if anyone was successful with these roles? I see some have come up again recently. Would they be be good to work for?


Its with Department of Communications, Climate Action, Cyber Security Specialist (Compliance). Salary 70-85k

Where's it advertised? I didn't see it on publicjobs.ie

Scratch that: It was advertised at the end of August

flipflophead22

Lance Quick Snake wrote: »

Where's it advertised? I didn't see it on publicjobs.ie

Scratch that: It was advertised at the end of August

Yes is was about that time, would you have applied? Do you know anything about
them?

nim1bdeh38l2cw

flipflophead22 wrote: »

Yes is was about that time, would you have applied? Do you know anything about
them?

I would have applied had I seen it, not sure how I missed it... Oh well...

I've an MSc in Digital Investigation & Forensic Computing, and I'm currently doing a Specialist Diploma in Information & Network Security. I need to get some certifications too I suppose.

flipflophead22

Lance Quick Snake wrote: »

I would have applied had I seen it, not sure how I missed it... Oh well...

I've an MSc in Digital Investigation & Forensic Computing, and I'm currently doing a Specialist Diploma in Information & Network Security. I need to get some certifications too I suppose.

Where are you doing the diploma?

nim1bdeh38l2cw

flipflophead22 wrote: »

Where are you doing the diploma?

Same place as you :pac:

flipflophead22

Lance Quick Snake wrote: »

Same place as you :pac:

Haha nice one, how you geting on so far?

troyzer

These lads are moving into the office directly below me. The noise of the contractors setting it up, Jaysus.

flipflophead22

troyzer wrote: »

These lads are moving into the office directly below me. The noise of the contractors setting it up, Jaysus.

new offices, nice! Is this abbey street?

troyzer

flipflophead22 wrote: »

new offices, nice! Is this abbey street?

New offices, lol.

I literally just lol'd at that and spat out my coffee. Definitely not new.

In fact, these offices haven't been renovated since they opened in the early 1980s. They're near the top of OPWs list for complete gutting and recommissioning.

flipflophead22

troyzer wrote: »

These lads are moving into the office directly below me. The noise of the contractors setting it up, Jaysus.

Who are these lads?

troyzer

flipflophead22 wrote: »

troyzer wrote: »

These lads are moving into the office directly below me. The noise of the contractors setting it up, Jaysus.

Who are these lads?

Cyber security.

flipflophead22

troyzer wrote: »

Cyber security.

Do you know how many are going in there roughly?

troyzer

flipflophead22 wrote: »

troyzer wrote: »

Cyber security.

Do you know how many are going in there roughly?

Given the area? I dunno, max 15-20.

AndrewJRenko

troyzer wrote: »

Given the area? I dunno, max 15-20.

I don't know anything specific about the Dept's plans, but 15-20 AP-level staff would be a very, very substantial section. I think that's unlikely tbh.

troyzer

AndrewJRenko wrote: »

troyzer wrote: »

Given the area? I dunno, max 15-20.

I don't know anything specific about the Dept's plans, but 15-20 AP-level staff would be a very, very substantial section. I think that's unlikely tbh.

I have no idea if that's how many it would be. It has nothing to do with my own section, the rest of the building is occupied by people in a completely unrelated field.

I'm just guesstimating based on the office foot print but I have no idea how many actual desks are going in.

nim1bdeh38l2cw

flipflophead22 wrote: »

Haha nice one, how you geting on so far?

Just finished Metasploit exercise - it took a while to figure everything out, but I used EternalBlue against 2008 R2... How're you getting on?