Information Security

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Swindon
3 months ago
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About the job / About Us

We’re the world’s leading provider of secure financial messaging services, headquartered in Belgium. We are the way the world moves value – across borders, through cities and overseas. No other organisation can address the scale, precision, pace and trust that this demands, and we’re proud to support the global economy. We’re unique too. We were established to find a better way


Job Details

Senior Information Security Manager Exceptional Benefits Package Based Swindon Our client seeks a Senior Information Security Manager to support the company to be the leading UK public sector business services provider. The Senior Information Security Manager is responsible for all aspects of Information Security (Cyber, Technical, Personnel and Physical Security). In this outstanding role you will provide strategic direction, anticipate challenges, drive performance, and


Security Specialist Job description

We are looking for a Security Specialist to join us within our growing Information Security Team. The Security Specialist will support, influence and contribute to the Information Security strategy and function for the MCA via internal consultation, evaluation and assessment to influence security best practice and ensure information security requirements fully considered and implemented as part of the design throughout projects


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