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Information Security Assurance Analyst

Uttoxeter
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Information Security Assurance, Compliance Analyst – Staffordshire

We’re looking for an experienced Information Security Compliance & Assurance Analyst to own a brand-new role with real scope to make an impact. Are you ready to take the lead in keeping data secure and driving compliance across a growing organisation? You’ll build frameworks from scratch, be the go-to person for audits, assessments, and compliance, and help shape the way the business manages security.

In this role, you’ll manage policies, maintain the Cyber Risk Register, and ensure all sites stay aligned while swiftly closing any gaps. In addition to lead third-party reviews, prepare the business for certifications, run engaging training sessions, and oversee penetration testing, IT audits, and investigations. Working across IT, OT, and cloud environments, you’ll provide actionable recommendations and ensure compliance is front-of-mind for the whole organisation.

We’re looking for someone with strong experience in assurance, compliance, or audit, strong knowledge of UK data protection including GDPR, and familiarity with frameworks like NIST or Cyber Essentials.

You’ll need a sharp eye for detail and the confidence to influence change across teams. This is your chance to shape the role globally, implement meaningful improvements, and leave a lasting mark on a company that values security and compliance.

This is an exciting opportunity to work on both audits and the development of innovative programmes within a well-established organisation that offers excellent prospects for career progression and development.

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