Senior Manager, Cyber Threat Intelligence

. Lead the strategy, delivery, quality and continuous improvement of the cyber threat intelligence service across breach investigations and incident-response engagements .

Posted 11/3/2026full-timeUnited StatesSenior💰 $113,800 - $259,900 per yearWebsite

Core Competencies

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Core Competencies

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Demonstrates expertise in cyber threat intelligence, including the ability to lead investigations, develop analytical workflows, and translate complex intelligence into actionable insights. Proven experience in managing teams, ensuring quality standards, and fostering collaboration across cybersecurity and law enforcement sectors.

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Cyber Threat IntelligenceIntelligence AnalysisIncident ResponseAnalytical Workflow DesignTeam Leadership

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Hard Skills

Cyber InvestigationsThreat Activity AssessmentQuality Standards DevelopmentService Performance ManagementKnowledge Management

Soft Skills

Negotiation SkillsInfluencing SkillsCommunication Skills

Tools & Technologies

Threat-Intelligence PlatformsStructured Analytical WorkflowsReporting TechnologyKnowledge Repositories

Certifications & Qualifications

Relevant Professional DesignationCommitment to Obtain Certification

Industry Keywords

Cybercriminal ActorsNational SecurityLaw EnforcementBreach InvestigationsContinuous Improvement

Tech Stack

Tools & technologies

Cyber Security

About the role

Key responsibilities & impact

Lead the strategy, delivery, quality and continuous improvement of the cyber threat intelligence service across breach investigations and incident-response engagements
Establish repeatable processes for intelligence requirements, collection, source evaluation, analysis, quality review, dissemination, feedback and knowledge retention
Identify and assess intelligence relevant to cybercriminal threat actors, behaviors, tactics, techniques and procedures, infrastructure and evolving threat activity
Work with forensic and incident-response professionals to define intelligence requirements and inform investigative priorities, containment considerations and remediation planning
Translate relevant findings into actionable insights for engagement teams, client executives, legal professionals and technical stakeholders
Develop standardized and configurable threat assessments, intelligence notes, executive briefings and reporting packages
Maintain analytical standards distinguishing facts, assumptions, intelligence judgments and confidence levels
Coordinate concurrent intelligence requirements across client matters and monitor service performance, responsiveness, quality and risk
Use data, AI, threat intelligence technology, structured workflows and knowledge repositories to improve efficiency and scalability
Capture lessons learned, threat patterns and reusable knowledge while respecting confidentiality and information-sharing restrictions
Build relationships across cybersecurity, law-enforcement, government and private-sector communities to support responsible information exchange
Support breach readiness, retainers, exercises, proposals, market activity and thought leadership
Lead, coach and develop intelligence professionals and supporting team members
Manage a portfolio of cyber threat intelligence services, including strategy, analytical operations, quality, delivery and continuous improvement
Apply managed services principles, including operational responsibility, repeatable delivery, service performance, scalable operating models and knowledge management
Evaluate incomplete, evolving and conflicting information and translate complex intelligence into decision-useful insights
Institutionalize effective practices and develop configurable intelligence products
Develop team members through ongoing coaching, feedback and challenging assignments

Requirements

What you’ll need

A bachelor’s degree in Cybersecurity, Intelligence Studies, Criminal Justice, Computer Science, Information Systems, International Relations, Security Studies or a related field
Significant experience in cyber threat intelligence, intelligence analysis, cyber investigations, law enforcement, national security, cyber incident response or a closely related field
Demonstrated understanding of cybercriminal actors, threat activity and tactics, techniques and procedures
Experience supporting complex investigations, cyber incidents or other time-sensitive threat matters
Experience designing or operating repeatable analytical workflows, intelligence products, quality standards or reporting processes
Experience leading teams and managing delivery expectations, analytical quality, service performance and risk
8+ years of significant, related work experience
Strong negotiation and influencing skills, with the confidence to communicate complex concepts to a wide range of audiences
At least one relevant professional designation or certification, or commitment to obtain an approved certification within the first year of employment
Ability and willingness to travel and work in excess of standard hours when necessary
Access to reliable transportation to and from the EY office and client sites
Driver’s license strongly recommended
Master’s degree preferred
Relevant senior-level cyber threat intelligence, cyber investigations, incident response or national security leadership experience preferred
Experience with service transition, service mobilization, service performance management, knowledge management or continuous improvement preferred
Experience collaborating with federal law enforcement, intelligence-community organizations or other government cyber organizations preferred
Experience using threat-intelligence platforms, structured analytical workflows, reporting technology or knowledge repositories preferred

Benefits

Comp & perks

Medical and dental coverage
Pension and 401(k) plans
Flexible vacation policy
EY Paid Holidays
Winter/Summer breaks
Personal/Family Care leave
Other leaves of absence
Professional growth opportunities
Inclusive culture
Reasonable accommodation for qualified individuals with disabilities, including veterans with disabilities