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Information Security Analyst (Hatfield / Hybrid / FTC)

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Information Security Analyst (Hybrid / Hatfield)

Lead / Senior Information Security Analyst

Penetration Tester

The Information Security Analyst will play a crucial role in maintaining the company's security framework, ensuring compliance with relevant regulations. Based in Hatfield, the role will require a proactive individual with a deep understanding of the Life Science industry and Information Security. It is a 12 months FTC role with the possibility to change to permanent depending on performance and business need

Client Details

Our client is a well-established player in the Life Science industry, boasting a large organisation with an international presence. Renowned for their forward-thinking approach, they are committed to using cutting-edge technology to enhance their security infrastructure.

Description

Maintaining and continuously improving the company's information security framework.
Ensuring compliance with relevant industry regulations and standards.
Conducting regular audits and risk assessments to identify potential security threats.
Develop risk remediation plan
Developing and implementing information security policies and procedures.
Providing training and awareness programs to staff on information security matters.
Reporting to senior management on security status and improvements.
Collaborating with other departments to ensure security compliance across the board.
Staying informed about latest security trends and regulations in the Life Science industry.Profile

A successful Information Security Analyst should have:

Related security certifications such as CISM, CRISC, CGEIT
Proven experience in information security management, governance and compliance
Global information security exposure
Experience in engaging with senior stakeholder up to board level
Comprehensive knowledge of information security standards and regulations - ISO27001, NIS2
Excellent analytical and problem-solving skills.
Strong communication skills, with the ability to explain complex security concepts to non-technical staffJob Offer

A supportive and innovative work environment, with opportunities for professional growth.
A comprehensive benefits package - including Health and Dental insurance, up to 10% bonus, and 10% employer pension contribution
Hybrid working model

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