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IT Security Analyst

Hereford
3 weeks ago
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Role: IT Security Analyst

Location: Hereford

Salary: £35,000 – £45,000 per annum

Benefits: Professional development, and a collaborative culture

Our client, a leading technology services provider, is seeking an IT Security Analyst to strengthen its information security framework and support ISO 27001 compliance activities. This role is ideal for someone with a strong understanding of security standards who enjoys embedding best practice across the business.

What you’ll do

Support and maintain compliance with ISO 27001 standards

Conduct and coordinate internal audits, risk assessments, and remediation activities

Develop and update security policies, procedures, and documentation

Work closely with technical teams to ensure security controls are implemented effectively

Monitor and report on security metrics and compliance performance
You’ll work closely with IT, compliance, and leadership teams to maintain a strong security posture and drive continuous improvement across the organisation.

What we’re looking for

Experience working with ISO 27001 frameworks and audits

Knowledge of IT security controls, governance, and risk management

Strong analytical and documentation skills

Excellent communication and stakeholder engagement abilities

A proactive mindset with attention to detail and a passion for best practice
The ideal candidate will be methodical, collaborative, and keen to contribute to a secure, compliant, and forward-thinking environment.

Why join?

Opportunity to influence and mature the organisation’s security posture

Supportive team culture focused on professional growth

Hybrid working with flexibility and work-life balance

Well-established, growing business with a strong reputation in its field


Apply now to help shape and strengthen information security within a growing technology environment

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