IT Security Operations lead

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1 year ago
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Step Up in SecOps Leadership!

Are you ready for a fresh challenge, leading a premium SecOps platform within a top-tier UK law firm? As IT Security Operations Lead, you’ll oversee an outsourced XDR provider and set the standard for security excellence in the legal sector. This people-focused role is ideal for a skilled SecOps professional ready to drive impactful change and grow in a high-responsibility position.

Key Responsibilities:

  • Lead the operational management of a managed XDR service and develop a proactive SecOps strategy.

  • Refine SecOps playbooks using custom Threat Intelligence, sharing valuable insights across teams.

  • Shape service metrics to showcase the performance and progress of SecOps within the firm.

  • Develop an ongoing improvement program to ensure optimal security detection and response.

    Skills & Requirements:

  • Strong expertise in SIEM/XDR/SOAR management and a background leading SecOps or SOC teams.

  • Proficiency in interpreting and presenting Threat Intelligence data.

  • Relevant certifications (CiiSP, cyber defender) preferred.

    What You Bring:

  • A passion for sharing knowledge, excellent communication skills, and a customer-first approach.

  • A problem-solving mindset, able to handle multiple tasks and meet deadlines in a fast-paced environment.

  • Motivated, adaptable, and ready to lead a team to new heights in IT security.

    This is a unique opportunity to shape security within a leading legal firm while advancing your career in a people-focused, growth-oriented environment. If you’re ready to innovate and take on a pivotal role, we want to hear from you!

    This role is based 2/3 days per week in the central London office.

    Apply Now to elevate your career and make an impact

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