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One of our global information technologies clients is looking for a Cyber Security Analyst to join their team.

You will build upon the preliminary assessments made by Tier 1 Analysts by conducting deeper investigations into potential threats to the organization. This role plays a key part in the escalation, triage, and response to cyber incidents, while also contributing to the growth and training of Tier 1 team members.

Essential skills:

Strong grasp of networking concepts, IP addressing, and traffic flow, with advanced knowledge of Windows and Linux systems.
Proficient in using SIEM tools like ArcSight and Azure Sentinel; experienced with KQL and basic XDR platforms.
Familiar with OSINT techniques for threat intelligence and incident investigation.
Holds or is working toward relevant certifications such as CISSP, CySA+, GCIH, and CASP, with a degree/diploma in Cyber Security or equivalent experience.
Experienced in SOC environments and eligible for SC/DV clearance with willingness to undergo vetting by multiple agencies.This is an urgent vacancy where the hiring manager is shortlisting for an interview immediately. Please apply with a copy of your CV or send it visweswari .achanta @ randstad .co .uk

Randstad Technologies is acting as an Employment Business in relation to this vacancy

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