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Information Security Analyst

Dallington, West Northamptonshire
2 days ago
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Information Security Analyst | Contract | Northampton | Hybrid

My client is looking for an Information Security Analyst / GRC Analyst to be a part of their growing security team.

Policy and process is already in place, so you’ll play a key role in managing Subject Access Requests (SARs), Right to Be Forgotten (RTBF) requests, and ensuring the organisation maintains the highest standards of data privacy and governance.

Key Responsibilities on the Information Security Analyst:

Manage and respond to Subject Access Requests (SARs) in accordance with GDPR timelines and procedures.
Oversee Right to Be Forgotten and data deletion requests, ensuring complete and compliant execution.
Support the wider GRC and Information Security team in data protection and risk management activities.
Help maintain the Information Security Management System (ISMS).
Maintain accurate records of all data protection requests and actions taken.
Provide expert advice on GDPR compliance and data subject rights.
Liaise with internal teams and stakeholders to ensure consistent adherence to data protection principles.
Information Security Analyst Experience/Technology:

Proven experience in GRC and Information security.
Extensive expertise of GDPR, SAR, and Right to Be Forgotten requirements.
Experience running user awareness campaigns.
Hands-on experience with Microsoft Purview or other data discovery and governance tools are desirable but not necessary.
Good communication and attention to detail.
The successful candidate will be required to work 2-days a week onsite in Northampton.

Apply now to speak with VIQU IT in confidence. Or reach out to Matt Farrell via the VIQU IT website.

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