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IT Security Manager

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Commutable to Luton/ Gateshead - remote working position
We Put People First so you can Deliver Outstanding Service
This is an excellent opportunity for an individual with vast IT Security experience to join our wider IT team. You’ll have a proactive approach in managing all aspects of Information and Cyber Security, ensuring the business’ IT infrastructure are appropriately secured.
Do you have Cyber Security experience? Experience managing multiple security tools? Are you personable and confident speaking to a range of stakeholders at different levels?
As an IT Security Manager, you’ll be:


  • Overseeing and have direct ownership of the IT Security incident process, the IT Security Tooling, and ensuring all assets are protected and up to date.

  • Managing multiple security tools, awareness programs and working within an ISO27001 framework.

  • Leading on all Group security awareness programs and initiatives, liaising with and training Churchill employees on information security matters.

  • Working with the external consultant on the internal information security audit programme

  • Liaising with Certification bodies regarding external ISMS audits, managing all nonconformances, non-compliances and improvements raised from internal and external information security audits.

  • Undertaking monthly spot checks of IT security performance and reporting data to Group IT Director.

As an IT Security Manager you’ll have:


  • CISSP and/or CISM, MSC Cyber Security

  • Previous experience of managing IT Security within an organisation is essential

  • An understanding of IT infrastructure and cloud services, with a proactive approach to IT security

  • Effective communication with the ability to build professional, friendly and accessible relationships with stakeholders

  • The ability to prioritize and escalate issues as required

  • Flexible approach to work, ability to work under pressure and excellent organisational skills

What we offer you
The opportunity to be part of one of the fastest growing specialist FM providers in the UK. This means that as our teams continue to grow, so can you.
The good stuff


  • We are employee-owned, making you a beneficiary of our future success

  • 33 days leave including bank holidays

  • Enhanced maternity, paternity, and sick pay

  • 24hr online GP access as well as mental health, wellness, financial and legal support

  • Two paid volunteering days annually – from beach cleans to supporting your local community. You choose…

  • More than 250 perks and hundreds of exclusive deals and discounts

  • Lots of training, development & apprenticeship opportunities to grow and progress your career

  • Our Mosaic committee & Mental Health First Aiders leading the change on all things Wellbeing, Diversity & Inclusion at Churchill

  • All year-round recognition and annual awards programme to thank our shining stars

Our commitment to Diversity, Equity and Inclusion
Churchill is an inclusive, equal opportunity employer and seeks to attract, develop and retain the best people from the widest network. We’re committed to ensuring that all candidates are treated fairly, and with respect and dignity.
Reasonable adjustments
Please let us know if there are any adjustments we can make to support you during our recruitment process. We’re happy to help..
Qualifications:
Key Qualifications

  • BSC in Cyber Security (or similar)
  • GCSE A-C or equivalent (at least 3)
    Keywords:
    IT, Cyber Security, IT Infrastructure, CISSP, CISM, Hybrid, IT Security Manager

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