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Vacancy Description

  • Incident Response & Continuity Planning: Participate in cyber incident exercises, business continuity, and disaster recovery planning to strengthen resilience.
  • Security Awareness & Governance: Manage security awareness programs, phishing simulations, and contribute to cyber governance, GDPR compliance, and policy development.
  • Audits & Compliance: Conduct internal/external audits, assess supplier security risks, and ensure adherence to industry regulations.
  • Reporting & Documentation: Analyse security reports, track risks, maintain IT compliance documentation, and provide key updates to stakeholders.
  • Continuous Development: Stay updated on industry trends and work towards successful apprenticeship completion within the agreed timeframe.

Key DetailsVacancy Title

Cyber Security Risk Analyst Apprentice

Employer Description

Rosemont Pharmaceuticals is dedicated to improving the health and wellbeing of people through the development, manufacture, and supply of medicines for patients who have difficulty swallowing solid medications or those who need a precise measured dose not available in a solid tablet. Our mission is to be a rapid developer, reliable manufacturer, and global supplier of novel-delivery, patient-focused medicines. Our company values of Integrity, Quality, Dynamism, inclusion & innovation sit at the heart of everything we do.

Vacancy Location

ROSEMONT HOUSE YORKDALE IND PARK LEEDS LS11 9XE

Wage Frequency

Custom

Number of Vacancies

1

Vacancy Reference Number

1000305406

Key DatesApply From

25/02/2025

Closing Date For Applications

2025-03-21 23:59:59

Interview Begin FromPossible Start Date

2025-03-31 00:00:00

TrainingTraining to be Provided

Why choose our Cyber Security Risk Analyst Level 4 Apprenticeship?

  • The Cyber Security Risk Analyst apprenticeship builds and applies an understanding of cyber security to protect your organisation, systems, information, personal data, and people from attacks and unauthorised access.
  • QA's exclusive partnership with Circadence Corporation, the pioneer of the hands-on gamified learning platform Project Ares, allows us to uniquely incorporate hands-on scenario training into our cyber security apprenticeships.

QA’s Cyber Security Risk Analyst Level 4 apprenticeship programme enables the apprentice to:

  • Develop problem-solving and critical thinking skills in a safe, but realistic environment.
  • Apply all of the acquired skills throughout the programme, with added scoring of players and opponent actions with replay for object assessment.
  • Take part in hands-on training and active-learning models that increase retention rates by 75% so that cyber apprentices can prepare for real-world challenges.
  • Support an organisation's formal security governance, regulatory and compliance (GRC) and interact with risk assessments and risk mitigations.

Tools and technologies learned:

  • Apprentices will learn to use Project Ares, Python, Microsoft Azure, Microsoft PowerShell, Linux, and AWS.

Learning Provider

QA LIMITED

Skills Required

Communication skills, IT skills, Team working, Non-judgmental

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