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Information Security Analyst - Retail - Northampton - £350p/d (Inside of IR35)

One of the UK's largest retail clients now requires an Information Security Analyst, on an initial three-month contract, to support with development and deployment of their Phishing campaign!


The information security analyst will assist in establishing and monitoring the corporate information security policy, standards, procedures, guidelines, internal controls and business continuity to ensure critical Information is protected, in alignment to Cyber Security best practice and data protection regulation.


The Information Security Analyst will have experience working with supporting awareness, dealing with GDPR requests, and facilitating penetration testing!


The Information Security Analyst will have the following responsibilities:

  • Developing and deploying their phishing campaign
  • Ticket Management using ITSM Tool
  • Assisting with third-party security assessment
  • Penetration testing and facilitation


The ideal Information Security Analyst will have the following skills/experience:

  • Proven Experience working in Information Security
  • Previously worked on the Governance, Regulatory and Compliance
  • Ideally, coming from a Technical Background
  • Strong Interpersonal Skills


Rate: £350p/d (Inside of IR35)

Duration: 3 months

Location: Northampton (2 days per week)


If you're an experienced Information Security Analyst within GRC looking for an exciting new opportunity at a market-leading retail brand, please apply!

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