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Information Security Analyst (Vulnerability Management) (Manchester Area)

James Adams
Manchester
1 week ago
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I’m supporting a market-leading organisation that’s heavily investing in its security function as part of a wider tech transformation. As part of this growth, we’re looking for anInformation Security Analyst (VM)to join their Vulnerability Management team.


This role will play a pivotal part in protecting the business by owning the vulnerability scanning and assessment process, coordinating third-party testing, and helping drive remediation plans. It’s a great opportunity for someone with hands-on technical experience in vulnerability management who’s looking to deepen their expertise in a fast-paced, hybrid environment.


Responsibilities:

  • Conducting vulnerability scanning across all business endpoints using class-leading tools
  • Reviewing and assessing scan results through a risk-based lens
  • Coordinating third-party vulnerability and penetration testing
  • Acting as an escalation point for security issues within the business
  • Liaising with technical and non-technical teams to explain risks and support remediation
  • Contributing to audits and supporting compliance with security frameworks such as PCI DSS
  • Staying up to date with new threats and providing insight to the broader security team


Package Details:

  • Salary: Up to £50,000
  • Bonus + Benefits
  • Hybrid Working– 2 days per week in central Manchester


If this sounds like something you’d like to explore further, please feel free to reach out with your CV to

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