Cyber Security Recruitment Specialists

In today's threat landscape, your security posture is only as strong as the people defending it. We source the analysts, engineers, and CISOs who protect Australia's most critical data and infrastructure.

Roles We Place

We place Cyber Security professionals across the full seniority spectrum — from emerging talent through to senior leadership and C-suite.

SOC Analyst
Penetration Tester
Security Architect
CISO
Security Engineer
Vulnerability Analyst
Incident Responder
GRC Analyst
Cloud Security Engineer
Identity & Access Manager
Security Consultant
CISM / CISSP Professionals

Why Redwolf + Rosch?

Cyber security isn't just another IT vertical — it requires a completely different mindset. Our security consultants understand the nuances of offensive versus defensive security, the importance of GRC, and the reality of the talent shortage. We have deep, trusted networks across government, financial services, and enterprise sectors, giving us access to passive talent who aren't looking at job boards.

Frequently Asked Questions

What security clearance levels can you recruit for?
We recruit across all Australian Government clearance levels — Baseline, Negative Vetting Level 1 (NV1), Negative Vetting Level 2 (NV2), and Top Secret Positive Vetting (TSPV). We work closely with candidates who hold active clearances and can advise on realistic timelines for new clearance applications. For roles requiring clearances, we only present candidates who already hold the required level or have a strong prior clearance history.
What are the most in-demand cyber security skills in Australia right now?
In 2026, the highest demand is for cloud security engineers (AWS, Azure, GCP), threat intelligence analysts, penetration testers with OSCP or CREST certification, security architects, and GRC specialists with ISO 27001 and Essential Eight expertise. AI-augmented threat detection and OT/ICS security are also emerging areas where demand significantly outstrips supply.
What cyber security salaries should I expect to pay in Australia in 2026?
Security Analysts at the junior to mid level typically earn $90,000 to $130,000. Senior Security Engineers and Architects command $140,000 to $190,000. Penetration testers with strong certifications range from $120,000 to $170,000. CISOs at enterprise level typically sit between $220,000 and $380,000 depending on the size and complexity of the organisation. Contract rates for senior security contractors average $1,000 to $1,400 per day.
How do you assess cyber security candidates beyond their certifications?
Certifications like CISSP, CISM, and CEH are a starting point, not an endpoint. We assess candidates on their practical experience — the actual incidents they've responded to, the architectures they've designed, the penetration tests they've led. We ask scenario-based questions that reveal how they think under pressure and how they communicate risk to non-technical stakeholders. The best security professionals are as good at the boardroom conversation as they are at the command line.
Can you help us build a security team from scratch, not just fill individual roles?
Absolutely. We work with organisations at every stage of their security maturity journey — from placing a first security hire to building out a full SOC. We can advise on team structure, role sequencing (what to hire first and why), and how to balance permanent headcount with specialist contractors for specific project phases.

Ready to Find Exceptional Talent?

Talk to one of our specialist consultants today. We'll have qualified candidates in front of you within 48 hours.