Mark Raeburn

Director of Cyber Security and Resilience

After serving in the Army, Mark spent 10 years as Head of Security at Coopers & Lybrand and later PwC. He then founded Context Information Security, advising major clients on technical testing, incident response, and threat intelligence. After selling the business to Babcock in 2013, he tripled its size before its 2020 acquisition by Accenture, where he became Managing Director. At Accenture, he led the global Incident Response team and later the UK & Ireland Cyber Resilience practice, supporting leading organisations during attacks and in building preventative measures.

Mark helped establish CREST, the industry’s first professional body, and helped the Bank of England design the CREST framework to protect banks and insurers against the most capable adversaries.

Now at GSA, he leads the Cyber Resilience practice, helping organisations measure real risk exposure and implement cost-effective strategies to reduce threats to acceptable levels.

Insights from Mark Raeburn

Why the Russian Cyber Threat Goes Beyond Routers

The latest NCSC advisory may focus on poorly configured routers, but the campaign behind it is far broader. Mark Raeburn explains why organisations must manage cyber, physical, personnel and supplier risk as one connected threat.

Cyber Insider Risk

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ON-DEMAND WEBINAR – Counter Compromise: Protecting Business Travellers from Targeted Exploitation

Corporate compromise often begins before a cyber alert is triggered. Discover how Counter Compromise helps organisations prevent human-led exploitation of business travellers.

Cyber Investigations & Crisis Management Travel Risk Management Counter Compromise

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