Cyber Security Analyst - Fast growth investment technology

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11 months ago

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Join a growing team and help to scale the security operations function at the technology arm of a leading investment firm experiencing exponential growth. Youll be working to help build and maintain security programs within the investment company as well as its portfolio companies, so the challenges and potential threats will be varied and challenging in different ways. Youll be responsible for monitoring, detecting and responding to cybersecurity incidents and executing strategies to detect and deter insider threats. Scaling up is currently taking place across their security team across their UK and US offices. Theres also a strong desire to increase the number of portfolio companies theyre currently supporting, so this will offer even more potential to get involved with growth initiatives. Having experience working within security operations, particularly focussing on insider threats / insider risks would be ideal. This role is 4/5 days within their London office and paying around £70k base bonuses. No up-to-date CV required initially, lets chat!

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