Cybersecurity and Cybercrime Expert

As an expert in cybersecurity and cybercrime

you will serve as a project manager within the team of the same name on complex,

multidisciplinary studies. In this context, you will consult with relevant

policy departments and work closely with colleagues from the Inspectorate, who

maintain contact with the same organizations in related regulatory areas.

Within the team, you will serve as an authoritative professional expert in the

the field of cybersecurity, information security, and combating

cybercrime. As a specialist, you are well-versed in relevant technical

and administrative developments, trends, and threats in the field of

cybersecurity, information security, and the fight against cybercrime. These

You know better than anyone how to translate that knowledge into oversight policies and the

supervisory practice.

You will also help improve

supervision through the development of and advice on risk management and

translating these into system, process, and product risks. Your input is

largely determines the level of supervision of the

The Ministry of Justice and Security’s Inspectorate for Cybersecurity and Cybercrime.

You identify, monitor, and evaluate

closely monitoring developments in the field of cybersecurity and cybercrime.

In this role, you will conduct impact analyses and connect with experts in

(inter)national context. To keep your knowledge up to date, you stay in touch with

colleagues and relevant sources of information and individuals. That knowledge and information

You then share this with the team and other colleagues.

In your role, you will be responsible for maintaining a lot of

contacts with experts, internal and external colleagues, platforms, institutes, and

knowledge-based organizations. In this role, you will contribute technical knowledge and insight from a

position of authority. You will also serve as the technical point of contact for the

organizing joint inspections and developing strategies for other

regulatory authorities. The team you’ll be working in is still in its early stages. That

means you'll have plenty of opportunities to be a pioneer, with plenty of

There is room for your personal development.

Job Requirements:

• You have completed a university degree,

for example, in the field of (computer) science or mathematics.

• You have a thorough understanding of relevant laws and

regulations and technical and administrative developments in the field of

cybersecurity and cybercrime.

• You have a basic understanding of ethical hacking and

penetration testing, digital forensics, log analysis, network analysis,

data mining, operating systems, networks and protocols, cryptography, and

monitoring tools.

• You have a proven track record of proficiency in translation

regarding complex technical and administrative developments in the field of

cybersecurity and cybercrime in the design of the supervisory policy.

• You are skilled at performing a

a leading professional expert in the field of cybersecurity,

information security and/or combating cybercrime and are capable of

in this role, to communicate the recommendations or the proposed course of action and to

defend.

• You are skilled at managing projects in

complex multidisciplinary examinations and performing surgery in a

the political and administrative landscape.

• You are skilled at dealing with

classified information.

• Even when interests conflict, you can

maintain a good rapport while at the same time acting with authority and

to maintain a professional distance.

• You are analytical and good at weighing options

to make, in order to reach a realistic conclusion based on that.

• You're a natural networker and work well with others

and are skilled at planning and organizing your own work.

• You're creative and come up with new ideas

To achieve results, you can convince others of a certain

you have a clear position and are able to support and explain it effectively.

• You are well-informed about

societal developments and applies this knowledge effectively.

The Justice and Security Inspectorate

The core mission of the Inspectorate is

ensure that organizations operating in the field of justice and security

contribute, both individually and collectively, to a

a just and safe society. Through its oversight, the Inspectorate

where risks arise, where things are going well, and where there is room for improvement. By

to inform, report, and, if necessary, intervene and/or enforce, in order to

the Inspectorate contributes to the quality of task performance and to the

public trust in organizations operating in the justice and security sector. The

The Inspectorate carries out this work within the framework of implementation, policy, and oversight. Expert

and independent oversight also contributes to the functioning of the

management model involving the owner, client, and contractor. In addition, it offers

oversight of society and politics, and insight into the functioning of government organizations.

The organization is in the process of expanding its range of tools

in which regular oversight also plays a more prominent role. The inspection

places a high priority on social safety and inclusion and works to

Keep it on.

Under the motto: “Supervision,

"because justice and security cannot be taken for granted," the

Inspection and oversight of various components of the Ministry of Justice and Security, as listed below

displayed. The scope of the Inspectorate's work is evolving; for example, new

tasks were prepared and explored, such as overseeing the closed experiment

coffee shop chains and collection agencies.

Justice and Security is a socially and politically extremely

a sensitive area, where—especially now—a great deal is demanded of those responsible for implementation, in which

incidents can have a major impact, and opinions on them often

are divided.

Apply

For more information about the position, please contact Mr. Bean (Chief Inspector-Director) at 06-21615948. To apply, please send your resume and cover letter to Judith Goedhart-Wessels using the application button below. 

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The Inspectorate of Justice and Security places a high priority on diversity and inclusion

are a top priority. Different perspectives, backgrounds, and insights

enhance our capacity for critical thinking and our scope for action, enabling us to perform at our best

meet the needs of society. It doesn't matter where you are

where you were born, what you believe in, how old you are, and who you love. We are

I'm especially curious about your talents and strengths.

Candidates who are not employed by the federal government will first be offered a contract

offered for a period of one year. Provided the employee performs their duties satisfactorily and in full, the temporary

contract converted to a permanent contract.

• The selection process consists of two interviews with a committee, a

  a screening interview and a support interview.

• Requesting references may be part of the process.
• An assessment may be part of the process.

An A-screening is part of the selection process.