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Ashdown Group
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Cyber Security Analyst Employer: Ashdown Group
Location: London
Salary: GBP 50,000 - 55,000 per annum
Closing date: 19 Jun 2025
Sector: IT
Job Role: Cyber Security Consultant
Job Type: Permanent
Job Description We are seeking an experienced Cyber Security Analyst/Engineer to join a large company based in West London. This full-time, permanent role offers a salary of up to GBP 55,000, benefits, and hybrid working arrangements. The successful candidate will be involved in operational security initiatives during a period of growth and change.
Responsibilities Collaborate with the wider business on ISO27001 and Cyber Essentials compliance
Monitor network and data security
Respond to security tickets and work with teams on access control, malware, and vulnerabilities
Deploy and manage SIEM solutions
Support ongoing improvements to internal security defenses
Oversee security policies and procedures
Assist with data protection initiatives
Participate in security projects
Develop disaster recovery plans
Establish and improve vulnerability management processes
Requirements Experience in a Cyber Analyst or Cyber Engineer role
Knowledge of SIEM and EDR tools
Experience with network audits and penetration testing
Infrastructure support experience
Understanding of security frameworks
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