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Analysts who identify, assess, and mitigate cyber threats. A critical role in the front lines of digital defence.

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Threat Intelligence Analysts play a pivotal role in the cyber security ecosystem. They gather, analyse, and interpret data to identify potential threats and vulnerabilities. Working in a fast-paced environment, these analysts help organisations stay ahead of cyber attacks by providing actionable insights and strategic recommendations. They are often employed by security operations centres (SOCs), government agencies, and large enterprises, where they collaborate with other security professionals to enhance overall security posture.

What the role does

Inside the role of a Threat Intelligence Analyst

A typical week is split between monitoring threat feeds, conducting deep dives into specific threats, and communicating findings to stakeholders.

  1. 01
    Monitor threat feeds and intelligence sources for new vulnerabilities and threats.
  2. 02
    Analyse and correlate data from various sources to identify patterns and trends.
  3. 03
    Develop and maintain threat intelligence reports and briefings.
  4. 04
    Collaborate with incident response teams to provide context during security incidents.
  5. 05
    Update threat intelligence databases and tools with new information.
  6. 06
    Participate in regular team meetings to share insights and discuss ongoing threats.
Skills & tools

What hiring managers ask for

% of 1 listings posted in the last 12 months that mention each skill, extracted from job descriptions.

Cyber Threat Intelligence
100%
Threat Monitoring
100%
Vulnerability Management
100%
Patching
100%
Security Controls
100%
SIEM
100%
SOAR
100%
Phishing Simulation
100%
Security Operations
100%
Japanese
100%
Career ladder

From Junior to Principal

A typical UK progression for threat intelligence analysts. Years are guidance — strong people move faster, and many senior folks sidestep into research, product or management.

  1. Level 1

    Junior Threat Intelligence Analyst

    0–2 yrs

    Assists in monitoring threat feeds and supports the creation of basic threat intelligence reports.

  2. Level 2

    Threat Intelligence Analyst

    2–5 yrs

    Leads the analysis of threat data and produces detailed intelligence reports for stakeholders.

  3. Level 3

    Senior Threat Intelligence Analyst

    5–8 yrs

    Manages a team of analysts and oversees the development of advanced threat intelligence strategies.

  4. Level 4

    Principal Threat Intelligence Analyst

    8+ yrs

    Provides strategic direction for the organisation's threat intelligence programme and advises senior leadership.

Pathway

How to become a Threat Intelligence Analyst

There's no single route, but most people follow some version of these steps.

  1. 1

    Entry-Level Analyst

    Start with foundational tasks like monitoring threat feeds and assisting in report creation.

  2. 2

    Specialised Analyst

    Develop expertise in specific threat areas and lead the analysis of complex threats.

  3. 3

    Team Lead

    Manage a team of analysts and ensure the quality and timeliness of threat intelligence outputs.

  4. 4

    Strategic Advisor

    Provide strategic insights to senior leadership and influence the organisation's security posture.

  5. 5

    Programme Director

    Oversee the entire threat intelligence programme and drive innovation in threat detection and response.

Live jobs

1 live role

Cyber Threat Intelligence Analyst - G MASS Consulting

2 days ago

eFinancialCareers London

Day-to-day, you monitor emerging threats and attack campaigns, analyse how attacks are carried out, and recommend controls to protect a global banking group. You write threat briefings for EMEA audiences, triage alerts from global teams, run phishing simulations, and help merge two cyber teams. Business-level Japanese is essential for regular engagement with colleagues in Japan.

Hybrid Contract
Hiring locations

Where this role is hiring

The locations with the most live listings for this role today.

London

Location
1 open
FAQs

Common questions

  • A degree in computer science, information security, or a related field is typically required. Relevant certifications like Certified Threat Intelligence Analyst (CTIA) can also be beneficial.

  • Key skills include strong analytical abilities, knowledge of cyber threats and attack vectors, and excellent communication skills to convey complex information clearly.

  • They stay updated by monitoring threat feeds, participating in industry forums, and attending conferences and training sessions.

  • Salary ranges can vary based on experience and location. For more detailed information, please refer to the salary section on this page.

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