Cyber Security Analyst - 9 months Contract (London & Hybrid)

Entasis Partners

London

8 months ago

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We are excited to announce an excellent opportunity for a Senior Cyber Security Analyst to join a forward-thinking organisation. This role offers direct exposure to the CISO, providing a unique opportunity to make an impact and add significant value to the organization.

As a Senior Cyber Security Analyst, you’ll be at the forefront of driving cyber initiatives across multiple regions, supporting critical operations in the UK, US, and EMEA.

We’re looking for an experienced and driven professional to manage and enhance cyber security measures and tools, while collaborating with global teams to maintain and improve cyber resilience.

Key Responsibilities:

Manage and optimize key security tools, including Defender, CrowdStrike, and Zscaler
Lead threat intelligence activities, IT controls, and performance dashboards
Develop and run phishing simulations & cyber security awareness programs
Collaborate with global teams to ensure consistent cyber security practices across regions

Ideal Candidate:

5+ years of experience in Cyber Security
Strong experience with security tooling (Microsoft Defender, CrowdStrike, Zscaler)
Excellent analytical mindset and attention to detail
Experience managing third-party risk and security controls
CISSP or similar certification is a plus

Additional Information:

Contract Length:6-9 months
Rate:Excellent, negotiable based on experience
Location:UK-based, with remote flexibility and occasional travel to London

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