🔎 Cyber Praxis recrute – Expert(e) Digital Forensics

Role Description Cyber Praxis is seeking a Digital Forensics Expert / Forensic Investigator for a contract role within a team specialising in digital investigations. Day-to-day responsibilities include collecting, preserving and analysing digital evidence from systems, networks, mobile devices and cloud environments, in strict accordance with legal requirements and technical procedures. The successful candidate will produce detailed investigation reports, help reconstruct security incidents and present findings to internal teams, clients and, where appropriate, judicial authorities. The role also involves contributing to the continuous improvement of investigation methodologies, tools and incident response processes. This is a hybrid position based in the Brussels Metropolitan Area, with some work from home possible depending on operational requirements. Qualifications
• Strong digital forensics and investigation

skills:
proficiency with digital forensics tools such as EnCase, FTK, Autopsy and X-Ways, and experience analysing disks, memory, logs, mobile devices and cloud environments.
• Cybersecurity and incident response expertise: experience detecting, analysing and managing security incidents; an understanding of threats, attacks and compromise techniques; and knowledge of security hardening and control best practices.
• Technical knowledge of systems and networks: a solid understanding of Windows, Linux and macOS, network architectures and protocols, and virtualised environments.
• Scripting and automation

skills:
practical experience with Python, PowerShell or equivalent languages to automate analyses, process data and improve internal tools.
• Legal and compliance knowledge: an understanding of legal requirements relating to evidence collection, data protection (GDPR) and judicial proceedings, with the ability to document each step rigorously.
• Excellent communication and report-writing

skills:
the ability to produce clear, structured reports, explain technical findings to non-specialist audiences and collaborate within multidisciplinary teams.
• Relevant higher education qualification: a degree in computer science, cybersecurity or a related field. Recognised certifications such as GCFA, GCFE, CHFI, CFCE or EnCE are a significant asset.
• Professional proficiency in French and English: knowledge of other languages used in the Brussels Metropolitan Area is an advantage.