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Cyber Security Analyst

Manchester
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Are you a Cyber Security Analyst looking for a role that offers progression and a defined career path? Would you be interested in working with an organisation that is currently going through a large scale digital transformation project?

If so Found Talent may have the role for you…

Working for a leader within their field you will be tasked with managing and maintaining the organisations IT security, as part of a wider multifunctional technical team.

What you’ll be doing:

  • Managing and enhancing the organisation’s security stance across on-premises and cloud environments.

  • Arranging and running annual penetration tests to identify and address vulnerabilities.

  • Running campaigns across the business to raise awareness about cybersecurity best practices.

  • Developing and executing a comprehensive security plan.

  • Identifying all security initiatives necessary for safeguarding the organisation's assets.

  • Building business cases and a roadmap to deliver the security plan effectively.

  • Managing and executing the roadmap in alignment with organisational goals.

  • Continually assessing the organisation against relevant security frameworks to ensure compliance and adherence to industry standards.

  • Developing and continually testing Disaster Recovery (DR) and Service Continuity plans to ensure business resilience in the face of security incidents or disasters.

  • Managing relationships with security partners, including vendors and service providers.

  • Actively improving security metrics and key performance indicators (KPIs) through regular assessment and refinement of security measures.

  • Actively seeking out and evaluating new technologies, tools, and methodologies to enhance the organisation's security posture.

    What experience you’ll need:

  • Relevant certifications (CompTIA Security+, CySA+, CASP+, PenTest+, or Microsoft Azure Security).

  • Proficiency in cloud security technologies would be beneficial.

  • Strong understanding of firewalls, networking, Microsoft 365, and endpoint security.

  • Keen awareness of Cyber Security trends and hacking techniques.

  • Analytical mindset, problem-solving skills, and ability to work independently.

  • Flexibility to prioritise tasks and meet deadlines effectively.

    What you’ll receive in return:

  • Annual bonus.

  • Autonomy to choose new technologies.

  • Greenfield projects.

  • Time out for R&D.

  • Professional development budget for certifications.

  • Private healthcare package

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