Senior Director- Cyber Advisory
Kroll, Houston, TX, United States
Kroll is seeking a Senior Director – Cyber Advisory to provide strategic leadership across its Cyber Risk and Advisory practice. This role is responsible for leading complex cyber risk engagements, advising senior executives and boards, driving practice growth, and delivering high-impact solutions across cybersecurity strategy, incident readiness, regulatory response, and enterprise risk management. The Senior Director will serve as a trusted advisor to global clients, partner closely with legal counsel and insurers, and mentor high‑performing consulting teams while contributing to Kroll’s continued leadership in cyber risk and incident response.
Key Responsibilities Client Advisory & Engagement Leadership
Serve as executive-level advisor to C‑suite leaders, boards, general counsel, and risk executives on complex cybersecurity issues.
Lead and oversee cyber advisory engagements, including: Cyber risk assessments and maturity programs
Incident preparedness and response planning
Regulatory and breach advisory support
Third‑party and supply chain cyber risk
Digital forensics and cyber resilience initiatives
Manage high‑profile, sensitive client engagements while ensuring exceptional service quality and delivery excellence.
Translate technical cyber risk into clear, actionable business and regulatory insights.
Incident Response & Regulatory Advisory
Provide leadership on cyber incident response advisory, working closely with Kroll’s DFIR teams, legal counsel, insurers, and communications advisors.
Guide clients through regulatory, legal, and organizational response following cyber incidents.
Support breach readiness programs including tabletop exercises, crisis simulations, and executive preparedness.
Business Development & Practice Growth
Contribute to practice growth strategy, including new service offerings and go‑to‑market initiatives.
Support revenue growth through: Client relationship expansion
Proposal development and pursuit leadership
Cross‑selling with Kroll’s broader risk, investigations, and valuation practices
Build trusted relationships with law firms, insurers, brokers, and strategic partners.
People Leadership & Mentorship
Lead, mentor, and develop multidisciplinary consulting teams, including Directors, Managers, and Senior Consultants.
Foster a culture of collaboration, accountability, and professional development.
Support talent recruiting, performance management, and succession planning.
Thought Leadership & Market Presence
Serve as a recognized thought leader in cyber risk and advisory services.
Contribute to webinars, white papers, conferences, and client‑facing presentations.
Represent Kroll in industry forums and client events.
Qualifications & Experience
Bachelor’s degree required; advanced degree preferred (e.g., MBA, MS, JD).
12+ years of experience in cybersecurity, cyber risk, incident response, or advisory consulting.
Prior experience in professional services or advisory environments (Big 4, cyber advisory firms, law firm advisory groups, or incident response providers).
Demonstrated experience advising senior executives and boards.
Strong background in cybersecurity domains such as: Incident response and breach management
Cyber risk assessments and strategy
Privacy and regulatory compliance
Enterprise risk management.
Preferred Credentials
Industry certifications such as CISSP, CISM, CISA, CRISC, GCFA, or similar.
Experience working with legal counsel, insurers, and regulators during cyber incidents.
Proven ability to drive revenue, manage P&L responsibilities, or grow advisory practices.
Key Competencies
Executive presence and credibility with senior stakeholders
Strong commercial acumen and client relationship skills
Ability to balance strategic thinking with hands‑on leadership
Excellent written and verbal communication skills
Collaborative leadership style with a global mindset
Why Kroll At Kroll, you’ll join a global firm recognized for its expertise in cyber risk, investigations, and incident response, working alongside industry‑leading professionals on some of the most complex and impactful matters worldwide. Kroll offers a collaborative culture, diverse career opportunities, and the ability to make a meaningful impact for clients facing critical cyber challenges.
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Key Responsibilities Client Advisory & Engagement Leadership
Serve as executive-level advisor to C‑suite leaders, boards, general counsel, and risk executives on complex cybersecurity issues.
Lead and oversee cyber advisory engagements, including: Cyber risk assessments and maturity programs
Incident preparedness and response planning
Regulatory and breach advisory support
Third‑party and supply chain cyber risk
Digital forensics and cyber resilience initiatives
Manage high‑profile, sensitive client engagements while ensuring exceptional service quality and delivery excellence.
Translate technical cyber risk into clear, actionable business and regulatory insights.
Incident Response & Regulatory Advisory
Provide leadership on cyber incident response advisory, working closely with Kroll’s DFIR teams, legal counsel, insurers, and communications advisors.
Guide clients through regulatory, legal, and organizational response following cyber incidents.
Support breach readiness programs including tabletop exercises, crisis simulations, and executive preparedness.
Business Development & Practice Growth
Contribute to practice growth strategy, including new service offerings and go‑to‑market initiatives.
Support revenue growth through: Client relationship expansion
Proposal development and pursuit leadership
Cross‑selling with Kroll’s broader risk, investigations, and valuation practices
Build trusted relationships with law firms, insurers, brokers, and strategic partners.
People Leadership & Mentorship
Lead, mentor, and develop multidisciplinary consulting teams, including Directors, Managers, and Senior Consultants.
Foster a culture of collaboration, accountability, and professional development.
Support talent recruiting, performance management, and succession planning.
Thought Leadership & Market Presence
Serve as a recognized thought leader in cyber risk and advisory services.
Contribute to webinars, white papers, conferences, and client‑facing presentations.
Represent Kroll in industry forums and client events.
Qualifications & Experience
Bachelor’s degree required; advanced degree preferred (e.g., MBA, MS, JD).
12+ years of experience in cybersecurity, cyber risk, incident response, or advisory consulting.
Prior experience in professional services or advisory environments (Big 4, cyber advisory firms, law firm advisory groups, or incident response providers).
Demonstrated experience advising senior executives and boards.
Strong background in cybersecurity domains such as: Incident response and breach management
Cyber risk assessments and strategy
Privacy and regulatory compliance
Enterprise risk management.
Preferred Credentials
Industry certifications such as CISSP, CISM, CISA, CRISC, GCFA, or similar.
Experience working with legal counsel, insurers, and regulators during cyber incidents.
Proven ability to drive revenue, manage P&L responsibilities, or grow advisory practices.
Key Competencies
Executive presence and credibility with senior stakeholders
Strong commercial acumen and client relationship skills
Ability to balance strategic thinking with hands‑on leadership
Excellent written and verbal communication skills
Collaborative leadership style with a global mindset
Why Kroll At Kroll, you’ll join a global firm recognized for its expertise in cyber risk, investigations, and incident response, working alongside industry‑leading professionals on some of the most complex and impactful matters worldwide. Kroll offers a collaborative culture, diverse career opportunities, and the ability to make a meaningful impact for clients facing critical cyber challenges.
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