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IT Security Incident Response Analyst - Solihull

Birmingham
6 months ago
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Crimson and IMI have joined forces to build IMI's new security team and we are looking for talented individuals to join us on this exciting journey. If you are passionate about IT security and want to be part of a dynamic team that is shaping the future of security within a successful global company, we want to hear from you!

We are seeking a highly skilled and experienced IT Security Incident Response Analyst to join the team. In this role, you will be responsible for identifying, investigating and responding to security incidents within the organisation. This role involves monitoring security systems, analysing threats, and implementing measures to mitigate risks, ensuing the organisation's information assets are protected.

The salary on offer for this position will be between £40,000 and £50,000 plus benefits depending on experience.

Key Responsibilities

Respond to and manage cybersecurity incidents, ensuring timely resolution and minimising impact.
Conduct forensic investigations to identify the root cause and extent of breaches.
Develop and implement incident response plans, processes and playbooks.
Collaborate with IT Security team to enhance monitoring and detection capabilities.
Maintain current knowledge of security threats, vulnerabilities and mitigation techniques.
Prepare detailed incident reports and documentation for internal and external stakeholders.
Participate in post-incident reviews to identify lessons learned and improve response strategies.
Conduct regular training and awareness sessions for staff on incident response

Critical Skills for Success

Strong understanding of security technologies and
Experience in incident response and threat
Excellent communication and collaboration
Ability to work in a dynamic and fast-paced

Interested?! Send your up-to-date CV to Emma Siwiki at Crimson for review

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