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Information Security Analyst

Kingston upon Hull
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Information Security Analyst

Hull/Hybrid

A great opportunity for an Information Security Analyst to join one of the UK’s leading enterprise manufacturing businesses. You will join a company that has experienced year on year growth and is looking to hire due to the expansion of the team.

You will be part of a business driving innovation in its sector and a team the business is investing in to grow and become a critical function within its IT landscape.

You will play a key role in the organisation’s journey to ISO 27001 and CES, and be instrumental in implementing the GDPR, DLP compliance and security awareness initiatives.

To be successful in this role you must have the following experience:

  • At least 3 years’ experience working as an Information Security Analyst

  • Strong understanding of ISO 27001

  • Experience GDPR Compliance

  • Experience of Microsoft environment

  • Security certifications such as CISM are a bonus

    The role is based in Hull and has a two stage interview process that can be wrapped up within a week.

    Please apply or get in touch directly today.

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