Information Security Manager

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Information Security Manager (Advisory, Risk & Compliance)

London | Hybrid (2-3 days per week onsite)

Up to £68,800 + 30 days annual leave + excellent pension

We are seeking an experienced Information Security Manager to join a forward-thinking organisation undergoing a significant transformation in its information security capability.

This is a high-impact, advisory-focused role where you will play a key part in strengthening security posture across a complex environment, embedding best practice, and influencing stakeholders at all levels.

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The Role

As a senior member of the security function, you will lead on information risk, vulnerability management, and compliance, acting as a trusted advisor to both technical and non-technical stakeholders.

You will:

* Provide expert guidance on information security risk and controls

* Conduct and lead security risk assessments across systems and projects

* Review and interpret technical vulnerability data and logs

* Support compliance and regulatory requirements (e.g. data protection, audits)

* Work closely with IT and business teams to embed security into processes and decision-making

* Help shape and improve security policies, frameworks, and engagement processes

* Act as a key point of contact for security advice and assurance

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What We're Looking For

This role requires someone who can balance technical understanding with strong interpersonal skills.

You will:

* Have a higher education background (essential)

* Bring experience in information security risk, advisory, and compliance roles

* Be comfortable interpreting vulnerability reports/logs and translating findings into action

* Have knowledge of security frameworks such as ISO27001, NIST, or similar

* Demonstrate experience in risk assessments, policy development, and security governance

* Ideally hold or be working towards certifications such as CISM, CISSP, or CISA

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Key Skills

* Engaging and diplomatic communicator - able to influence without alienating

* Skilled in encouraging behavioural change around security practices

* Confident in challenging stakeholders constructively when required

* Able to translate technical risk into clear, actionable insight

* Strong stakeholder management across both technical and business teams

This role requires someone who can strike the right balance between guidance and governance - encouraging best practice while ensuring compliance where it matters most.

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Why Apply?

* Opportunity to shape and influence security strategy in a large-scale environment

* Highly collaborative culture with strong stakeholder engagement

* Excellent benefits including 30 days leave and a generous pension

* Flexible hybrid working in London

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If you're an Information Security professional who thrives in advisory, risk and stakeholder-focused roles, this is an excellent opportunity to make a real impact.

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