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Our client is a software and cloud service provider with over 40 years of experience. They help businesses move with speed and confidence – maximising opportunities and solving challenges. Their customers are mainly developers and tech-led businesses looking to scale their solutions and operate more efficiently and securely in the cloud.As a Cyber Security Account Manager, you will be part...
Due to company grown within the IT area, I am recruiting for an experienced Information Security Officer and Cyber Security Lead to join an award-winning company located in the Southeast.You can be based in either the Crawley or Brighton Office and will possess demonstrable experience within Information and Cyber Security.You will play a pivotal role in shaping and creating the...
Job Title- Information Security ManagerLocation- BelfastSalary- NegotiableNominate Recruitment are delighted to partner with Belfast City Airport, one of Northern Ireland’s most exciting employers, as they seek to appoint an Information Security Manager.This is a fantastic opportunity to join a dynamic and future-focused business, working in a fast-paced, innovative environment that is genuinely a great place to work.Job Duties:Cybersecurity Oversight: Leads...
Role: Cyber Security EngineerLocation: Leeds, West YorkshireSalary: £55,000 - £70,000 PLUS 25 Days Holiday, Vendor Certifications, International Travel, Private PensionAbout the Company:Our client, a global leader in Sustainability Consulting, is looking for a Cyber Security Engineer to join their growing Information Security Team. This exciting role provides an opportunity to shape and strengthen security practices across the organization. If you...
Our leading Technology client is looking for Cyber Security Engineer based at Guildford London. This if office based job.Key ResponsibilitiesDevelop, implement, and maintain security policies, procedures, and protocols.Monitor, analyse and investigate security alerts, responding appropriately, documenting findings and collaborating with relevant teams.Conduct regular security assessments, audits and penetration tests to identify potential vulnerabilities.Investigate and propose new technologies which would help...
Cyber Security Analyst£52k - £55kHybrid, Portsmouth12-month FTC - possible to extend / go permanentYour new companyOur client is dedicated to providing high-quality service to its customers, ensuring a reliable and sustainable service. They manage resources, maintain infrastructure, and implement innovative solutions to meet the needs of the community. Their commitment to excellence includes rigorous testing and monitoring to guarantee safety...
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Cyber security is no longer just an IT issue—it’s a board-level priority. Whether you’re applying for a role in penetration testing, security operations, risk management, or compliance, your ability to clearly explain cyber threats and solutions to non-technical stakeholders is vital. This guide will help cyber security job seekers develop one of the most in-demand soft skills in the industry: public speaking. You’ll learn how to simplify complex concepts, structure effective presentations, use storytelling and analogies, and handle common stakeholder questions with confidence.
Bookmark this guide—refreshed every quarter—so you always know who’s really expanding their cyber security teams. Ransomware payouts broke records in 2024, the UK’s new Cyber Security Bill imposed mandatory breach disclosure, and the National Cyber Force’s move to Samlesbury has super‑charged the northern skills market. Result? Demand for security architects, SOC analysts, penetration testers, cloud‑security engineers, threat hunters & GRC specialists is at an all‑time high in 2025. Below you’ll find 50 organisations that have posted UK‑based cyber security vacancies or announced head‑count growth during the past eight weeks. They’re organised into five quick‑scan categories. For every employer you’ll see: Main UK hub Example live or recent vacancy Why it’s worth a look (tech stack, culture, mission) Search any company on CyberSecurityJobs.tech to view current ads, or set a free alert so fresh openings land straight in your inbox.
Re-entering the workforce after a career break can feel especially challenging in a fast-moving field like cyber security. Whether you stepped away for parenting, caregiving or another life chapter, the UK’s cyber security sector now offers a range of return-to-work pathways—from structured returnships to flexible and hybrid roles. These programmes value the transferable skills and resilience you’ve developed during your break, pairing you with mentorship, upskilling opportunities and supportive networks to ease your transition back into cyber security. In this article, tailored for parents and carers, you’ll discover how to: Understand the growing demand for cyber security talent in the UK Translate your organisational, communication and problem-solving skills into cyber security roles Tackle common re-entry challenges with practical solutions Refresh your technical knowledge through targeted learning Access returnship and re-entry programmes specific to cyber security Find roles that accommodate family commitments—whether hybrid, flexible or full-time Balance your career relaunch with caring responsibilities Master applications, interviews and networking in cyber security Draw inspiration from real returner success stories Whether you aim to return as an analyst, penetration tester, security engineer or compliance specialist, this guide will equip you with the steps and resources to reignite your cyber security career.
In the ever-evolving realm of cybersecurity, having a LinkedIn profile that reflects both your technical prowess and threat-hunting acumen is vital. Organisations are on the lookout for professionals skilled in penetration testing, incident response, security architecture and compliance. With hiring managers scanning dozens of profiles daily, your profile needs to not just rank in searches but convey your expertise in safeguarding digital assets. This step-by-step LinkedIn for cybersecurity jobs checklist offers ten practical tweaks to supercharge recruiter engagement. Whether you’re an aspiring security analyst, a seasoned penetration tester or a chief information security officer aiming for board-level roles, these actionable optimisations will sharpen your LinkedIn presence and position you as a top infosec candidate.
The frequency and sophistication of cyber-attacks have exploded in recent years, making cyber security one of the UK’s most in-demand skill sets. From safeguarding NHS patient data to defending FTSE 100 financial systems, organisations across sectors require qualified professionals—penetration testers, security analysts, incident responders and security architects—to protect critical infrastructure. Yet many professionals cannot pause their careers to upskill full time. Fortunately, an ecosystem of part-time learning pathways—evening courses, intensive bootcamps and flexible online master’s programmes—enables you to learn cyber security while working. This comprehensive guide explores every route: foundational CPD, immersive bootcamps, accredited online MScs, plus funding options, planning strategies and a real-world case study. Whether you’re an IT support technician, a software developer or a compliance manager aiming to pivot into security, you’ll discover how to build expertise at your own pace.
Assessment centres for cyber security positions in the UK are designed to mirror real-world threat landscapes and test both your technical acumen and soft skills under pressure. Across multiple stages—psychometric assessments, penetration testing exercises, incident response group tasks, case studies, interviews and even informal networking breaks—employers assess your ability to identify vulnerabilities, collaborate in high-stakes scenarios and communicate effectively. This guide walks you through each component, equipping you to stand out and secure your next role in cyber defence.
