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Information Security Analyst

Northampton
2 weeks ago
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Are you passionate about cybersecurity and ready to take ownership of key threat detection platforms? Do you enjoy working across teams to improve security awareness and compliance? Want to make a real impact in a growing organisation?

If you’re confident in network defence, incident response, and stakeholder collaboration — this could be your next move.

About the Role

We’re looking for a proactive and skilled Information Security Analyst to strengthen our cybersecurity posture. You’ll manage key platforms like CyGlass and KnowBe4, coordinate with external partners including Pentest People, and support internal compliance efforts.

This is a hands-on role with variety — from incident response and penetration testing coordination to user training and policy development.

Key Responsibilities

Security Operations & Monitoring

• Manage and monitor the CyGlass network defence platform

• Coordinate penetration testing and remediation with Pentest People

• Investigate and respond to security alerts and incidents

Cybersecurity Awareness & Training

• Administer the KnowBe4 training platform

• Create campaigns, track engagement, and promote user awareness

Compliance & Governance

• Support the DPO with GDPR and data protection compliance

• Assist in developing and enforcing security policies and procedures

Infrastructure Security

• Collaborate with IT Infrastructure team to secure systems and networks

• Conduct regular risk assessments and security reviews

Vendor & Stakeholder Management

• Act as primary contact for CyGlass and Pentest People

• Provide regular updates to internal stakeholders on security posture

Candidate Requirements

Essential Skills & Experience

• Experience in information security or infrastructure engineering

• Strong understanding of network security and incident response

• Familiarity with CyGlass, Pentest People, or similar platforms

• Experience with KnowBe4 or other cybersecurity training tools

• Knowledge of data protection regulations (e.g., GDPR, ISO27001)

• Excellent communication and stakeholder management skills

Preferred

• Relevant certifications (e.g., CISSP, CISM, CompTIA Security+)

Why Apply?

• Own and manage key cybersecurity platforms

• Collaborate with internal and external stakeholders

• Support compliance and drive user awareness

• Be part of a forward-thinking IT Infrastructure team

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