Associate Information & Cyber Security Consultant

Lorien
West Midlands
10 months ago
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Associate Information & Cyber Security Consultant-FTC


Midlands: Hybrid working pattern


The Client: A prominent financial services firm is seeking an infrastructure security engineer!

Salary: Up to £55,000 + Additional Corporate Benefits Package


Role:


The position is for a driven and meticulous associate-level cybersecurity consultant to assist more experienced consultants within the cybersecurity practice as we enhance our utilization of cloud technologies and undertake digital transformation projects. This entry-level role provides a vibrant opportunity to develop their skills in a nurturing, high-energy setting.


Key Requirements:


• A comprehension of cloud security principles (AWS preferred but Azure is still favourable) and a strong interest in compliance, security standards, and privacy.


• Knowledge of essential cybersecurity concepts including firewalls, DLP, endpoint protection, and risk management.


• A basic understanding of the principles of DevOps and DevSecOps as they pertain to cloud security.


• A passion for aiding in security architecture discussions and the integration and deployment of solutions.


• An understanding of regulatory compliance such as GDPR, FCA, and anti-fraud measures.


• Eager to assist in the process of risk assessment and security assurance reports for both technological and process-driven elements of the business.


• Proactive in developing communication and presentation skills to effectively engage with stakeholders and colleagues.


• Driven to seek and achieve recognized cybersecurity certifications.


So, if you believe your skills and experience match the requirements for this role.

Then please reach out and apply directly.

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