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AMS is a global workforce solutions partner committed to creating inclusive, dynamic, and future-ready workplaces. We help organisations adapt, grow, and thrive in an ever-evolving world by building, shaping, and optimising diverse talent strategies.

On behalf of Tesco IMS, AMS are now looking for a Information Security Analyst for a 6 month contract. We offer a hybrid working model, giving you the choice to collaborate in person from either the London or Edinburgh office.

Tesco IMS deal in the personal - from pet insurance for your best friend, and home insurance for peace of mind, to motor insurance for your dream car or travel money for that trip you've worked hard for. And that means they always work with heart. Whether they're helping their customers or looking after their people, you'll find there's a warmth and friendliness to everything they do.

Key responsibilities:

You will support the Information Security Manager in executing Tesco IMS's Supplier Security Assurance activities. Perform information security reviews on suppliers to help safeguard Tesco's systems and data.

Conduct information security risk assessments on suppliers and classify them as high, medium or low risk.
Review our information security questionnaires completed by suppliers to determine whether supplier has appropriate controls in place.
Where required, raise findings to be discussed with the supplier.
Agree remediation plans and target dates for completion.Skills and Qualifications:

Good experience performing information security audits and assessments.
Relevant information security certifications (e.g. CISSP, CISA, ISO 27001 Lead Auditor)
Ability to communicate effectively with technical and non-technical stakeholders.
Familiarity with regulatory frameworks (e.g. GDPR and UK financial regulations) is a plus.
Strong analytical and organisational skills. Why Tesco Insurance and Money Services?

Seeing your impact all around you: there's no better feeling.

Lucky for us, we get to feel it all the time. Because whatever our role, we're helping our colleagues and serving our customers, communities and planet a little better every day.

We deal in the personal - from pet insurance for your best friend, and home insurance for peace of mind, to motor insurance for your dream car or travel money for that trip you've worked hard for.

Everything we do is about making things better. Not just for others, but for you too. It's why you'll get bags of choice and plenty of development. It's why you'll always be heard and find balance that works for you. It's why you'll feel totally at home in a place where everyone's welcome.

Next steps

If you are interested in applying for this position and meet the criteria outlined above, please click the link to apply and we will contact you with an update in due course.

Our client will only accept workers operating via an Umbrella or PAYE engagement model.

Please note that for the duration of this assignment you will be working as an external resource engaged by AMS

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