IT Security Manager

VANRATH
Belfast
7 months ago
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Summary Job Reference: VR030625 Job Title: IT Security Manager Salary: 47k pa Location: Belfast, hybrid (various office across NI) Contract: Permanent, full-time (37.5 hours pw, typically Mon-Fri / 9-5) Overview VANRATH now stands as the first-tier supplier to a range of Top 100 Northern Ireland organisations, SMEs, Public Sector organisations, Health and Social Care Trusts and NFP Organisations. One of our public sector clients is looking for an IT Security Manager to play a critical role in ensuring the technical security of their ICT environment. Your key responsibility will be managing the technical aspects of our ISO 27001-certified Information Security Management System (ISMS), ensuring a robust and risk-managed environment. The role involves conducting technical assessments, managing security incidents, and producing comprehensive reports to uphold high security standards. Requirements Proven experience in technical security management or a similar role. Proven experience in IT governance / compliance. Strong knowledge of ISO 27001 standards and risk management practices. Expertise in conducting technical security assessments and incident management. Excellent problem-solving and analytical skills. What you'll do as IT Security Manager Manage and maintain the technical security of the ICT environment. Oversee the technical elements of the ISO 27001-certified ISMS, ensuring ongoing compliance. Conduct detailed technical assessments to identify and mitigate security risks. Lead security incident management processes, including investigation, resolution, and reporting. Collaborate with the CSI Manager and other teams to implement effective security controls and improvements. Provide expert advice on technical security matters and contribute to the organisation's risk management strategy. Next steps For further information on this IT Security Manager role, or any other IT job in Northern Ireland, apply via the link or contact VANRATH for a confidential chat today. Skills: IT Governance Compliance Risk Assessment Cyber Security ISO27001 ISMS Benefits: Work From Home

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