Kering Cyber Threat Intelligence Intern

Kering, a global luxury conglomerate with roots in family entrepreneurship, encompasses a collection of renowned Houses celebrated for their creativity in couture, ready-to-wear, leather goods, jewelry, eyewear, and beauty. Esteemed brands such as Gucci, Saint Laurent, Bottega Veneta, Balenciaga, and Alexander McQueen, among others, are part of this illustrious group. Kering is committed to excellence, sustainability, and cultural heritage, encapsulated in its motto: 'Creativity is our Legacy.' With 47,000 employees, Kering reported a revenue of €17.2 billion in 2024.

1. Participate in the strategic activities of the Cyber Threat Intelligence (CTI) unit within the CERT.
2. Collect and analyze information from open, closed, and community sources to identify relevant threats to the group.
3. Draft concise reports for security, safety, management, and brand protection teams.
4. Monitor cybercrime, hacktivism, and geopolitical dynamics affecting the luxury sector.
5. Conduct dark web surveillance and detect weak signals related to fraud, counterfeiting, or attack preparations.
6. Contribute to the development of regular bulletins and prospective scenarios to better understand the threat landscape.
7. Map threat ecosystems specific to the luxury sector.
8. Ensure analyses are actionable for cyber and business teams.

1. Currently enrolled in a relevant academic program such as Sciences Po, EGE, LSE, or equivalent.
2. Strong analytical and synthesis skills to convert complex technical information into clear insights.
3. Curiosity and rigor in investigating and understanding threat dynamics from various perspectives.
4. Proficiency in drafting notes, briefs, and summaries, with the ability to tailor messages to diverse audiences.
5. Excellent command of English, essential for monitoring, analysis, and writing in an international context.
6. Knowledge of computing (networks, operating systems, coding, emails) to understand attackers' modus operandi.
7. Keen interest in cyber issues, cybercrime, and risks related to the luxury sector.

1. Analytical skills
2. Research and investigation
3. Technical writing
4. Communication skills
5. English proficiency
6. Computing knowledge
7. Interest in cybersecurity

No prior professional experience required, but a strong academic background in intelligence, geopolitics, international security, or strategic analysis is essential.

Currently pursuing a degree in a related field from a recognized institution.

Opportunity to join a dynamic team within an international group, gaining exposure to a wide range of missions and roles in a stimulating environment. Development of cybersecurity skills at the core of SOC and CSIRT activities, with comprehensive team support.

Kering is committed to diversity in all its forms—gender, age, nationality, culture, disability, religious beliefs, and sexual orientation—enriching the workplace. Employees are encouraged to express their talents individually and collectively, enhancing adaptability in a changing world. As an equal opportunity employer, Kering welcomes applications from all qualified candidates, regardless of their background.