Information Security Analyst

Locke and McCloud
London
1 month ago
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Information Security Analyst

Information Security Analyst

Information Security Analyst - £70,000 - REMOTE

Information Security Analyst

Information Security Analyst

Information Security Analyst

🔐 Information Security Analyst


Hybrid (London, 3 Days Onsite + Flexible Working)| £55,729–£65,729 + Strong UK Benefits | Strategic Cyber Investment

Join a high-performing cyber team at a confidential firm investing in next-gen information security.


As anInformation Security Analyst, you'll ensure ISO 27001 alignment while driving meaningful improvements to audit and risk frameworks.


What You’ll Be Doing


  • Develop and evolve ISO 27001-aligned ISMS processes, policies, and documentation
  • Extend ISO 27001:2022 certification to international offices and jurisdictions
  • Run internal audits, support external audits, and lead on remediation
  • Manage supplier due diligence, risk reviews, and third-party assessments
  • Investigate security incidents and support triage and resolution
  • Champion a strong security culture through awareness and training


What You’ll Bring


  • Experience in information security or compliance-based roles
  • Knowledge of ISO 27001, Cyber Essentials, NIST or similar frameworks
  • Ability to communicate and collaborate across business functions
  • Comfortable working in cloud and Microsoft 365 environments
  • Certifications like CISMP, CISSP or ISO 27001 Lead Auditor are a bonus

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