De scription About the business area Within our Group Chief Information Office (GCIO), our cybersecurity team designs, implements and operates control to manage risk. It defines our Group cyber security standards, oversees the security of our network, applications and infrastructure, provides round-the-clock monitoring and security incident response services. Who you are We don't expect you to be a cybersecurity expert already. What matters is your mindset. We're looking for people who are: -Analytical – You can break down complex problems, spot patterns, and make sense of data. -Curious and keen to learn – Cyber never stands still. You're always ready to learn new tools and stay ahead of the curve with emerging technology. -Driven – You set goals and go after them. -Resilient – You stay calm under pressure, bounce back from challenges, and remain focused. What you'll do You'll join our workforce of 2,000+ global cyber specialists, working in a team that protects HSBC and our customers, 24/7, 365 days a year. Whether you're learning how to run a threat simulation or supporting our response to real-time incidents, your role will be hands-on from day one of your internship. During your time with us, you could be working with teams who use emerging tech, like AI and quantum computing, giving you an insight into how these technologies are reshaping cybersecurity. Teams you could join as an intern include: -Offensive Security – find and fix vulnerabilities using offensive and defensive techniques like penetration testing and threat modelling. -Vulnerability Management – assess and report cybersecurity risks, helping us stay one step ahead. -Cryptography – protect data and secure online communications through encryption. -Data Security – work across everything from network security to risk reviews and consultancy. What you'll learn This is a 10-week programme, packed with real-world learning, live projects and job shadowing. Alongside specialist support, you'll have access to: -Cyber labs and technical platforms -Industry-recognised certifications -?You'll also develop your communication, collaboration, and networking skills. By the end of the programme, you'll have the tools, knowledge, and confidence to take your next step – and if you perform well, you could secure your place on our graduate programme to continue your career in cybersecurity at HSBC. Eligibility criteria -Available to work full time from July 2026 onwards -Legally permitted to work in mainland China -Fluent in English and Mandarin -Obtained, or expected to achieve, a 3.0/4.0 cumulative GPA or equivalent 2.1 degree from a recognised University (as appears on your official University tran script or degree certificate) -Will have completed studies by 2027 Start date: July 2026 Duration: 12-24 weeks