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Control Risks graduate schemes

1 open now

1 intake listed, every one read from Control Risks’s own recruitment system. Last confirmed 12 September 2026.

Control Risks is a global strategic intelligence and security firm. It does not run a general UK graduate scheme: our pipeline shows one live UK role aimed at graduates, titled "Graduate Consultant, Cyber Incident Response: One Year Fixed Term Contract," in London, hired as an individual open role rather than through a programme. Control Risks does run structured graduate programmes elsewhere: a 12-month rotation-based Africa Graduate Programme in Nigeria, South Africa, Senegal and Kenya, and a graduate programme for Saudi Arabia, but neither covers the UK.

SectorTechnology
LocationsLondon
Intake types1 of 4 tracked
Deadline windowRolling
Open right now1 intake

1 intake tracked at Control Risks

Graduate Consultant, Cyber Incident Response: One Year Fixed Term ContractGraduate scheme · Cyber security · LondonRolling deadlinecloses when the cohort fillsApply

How Control Risks recruits

Control Risks publishes its recruitment stages on its own careers site. It starts with "the submission of your application online," after which "your application will be screened," and if you pass that stage, "the next steps in the process will typically include an interview and an assessment." Before an offer, candidates are "asked to provide personal information across several dimensions of diversity," which the firm says is optional and kept confidential from the hiring decision maker.

Control Risks does not publish an application window for this role: it is a single open position, not a scheme with a published annual cycle. We first confirmed it live on 20 August 2026.

How the process usually runs

Stages as Control Risks describes them. Timings vary by programme, so treat this as a guide rather than a commitment.

01Application, screening, interview and assessmentControl Risks describes its whole process in one sentence rather than named stages: "There will be several stages to the recruitment process starting with the submission of your application online, after which your application will be screened and if you pass this initial stage the next steps in the process will typically include an interview and an assessment."

Worth knowing

  • Control Risks does not run a general UK graduate scheme: the named graduate programmes on its careers site are region specific, for Africa and Saudi Arabia, not the UK.
  • Before an offer, candidates are asked (optionally) to share diversity information, which the firm says is not shown to the person deciding whether to hire them.

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