Control Risks
Control Risks is a global specialist risk consultancy that builds secure, compliant, and resilient organisations through integrated crisis management, security
Company facts
- Founded
- 1975
- Employees
- 5,000
- Headquarters
- United Kingdom
- CEO
- Nick Allan
- Type
- Enterprise
About
Control Risks is a global specialist risk consultancy that builds secure, compliant, and resilient organisations through integrated crisis management, security consulting, and data‑driven intelligence. Their portfolio spans political risk analysis, corporate investigations, cyber security, maritime and travel security, and business continuity, complemented by forensic, e‑discovery and fraud investigations. Leveraging deep industry expertise, a worldwide network, and advanced analytics, Control Risks delivers actionable insights that help clients navigate complex threats while seizing growth opportunities. The firm’s distinctive blend of on‑the‑ground experience and technology‑enabled risk solutions positions it as a trusted partner for organisations seeking to fortify operations across the globe.
Open positions
Researcher, Cyber Threat Intelligence
As the Researcher you will conduct desktop research into cyber and online threats, to enrich our Cyber Threat Intelligence (CTI) reporting. This role will primarily involve contributing regular reporting for Control…
Researcher, Online Threat Intelligence
Thanks to continued growth, we are hiring for a Researcher to join our Online Threat Intelligence (OTI) team in London. As the Researcher you will conduct open-source intelligence research to support a complex threat…
Online Threat Intelligence Researcher
Control Risks is looking to hire an Online Threat Intelligence Researcher to support a major client of ours. This position will conduct open-source intelligence research to support our client's threat intelligence…
Embedded Security Education & Awareness Programme Consultant
Designs and runs a security-awareness program for a research-heavy client: annual training, onboarding sessions, threat briefings, and internal comms to drive secure behavior without bureaucracy.