Information Security Officer (Physical Security)

Preston
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Location: Preston - Hybrid (3 days per week in the office, with occasional site visits across the North West within those days)
Salary: Up to £61,500

Purpose of the Role

To ensure physical security controls are compliant with organisational security policies. The role acts in an advisory capacity, working closely with stakeholders and management to improve the overall security posture. Responsibilities include reviewing policies, supporting incident response and security reviews, and ensuring business processes align with the company's cyber security policy frameworks.

Essential Skills and Experience

Proven experience working as an Information Security Officer with a focus on physical security and policy compliance, acting in an advisory capacity

Strong knowledge of electronic security systems, including IDS, CCTV and Access Control Systems (ACS), along with physical security control measures and industry best practice

Exposure to recognised cyber security frameworks and standards, such as NCSC CAF, NIST, ISO 2700x series and CIS

Relevant certifications in Information or Physical Security Management (e.g. PSP, CRISC, CISSP)

ISO 27001 audit experience (preferred)

Ability to collaborate effectively with internal teams and external partners, including leading stakeholder risk engagement sessions

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