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L1 SOC Analyst

Fareham
10 months ago
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Our client is a well-established Managed Security Service Provider (MSSP) and a leading Fortinet and Microsoft partner, delivering high-impact cybersecurity solutions to clients in the defense, government, and financial services industries. Committed to nurturing talent, our client offers a comprehensive training and development program to help you advance from entry-level to a fully-fledged SOC Analyst. As an L1 SOC Analyst, you’ll be at the frontline of cybersecurity defense. You’ll handle real-time triaging of 80-100 security alerts per shift, utilizing Fortinet and Microsoft SIEM/EDR technologies to detect and mitigate threats. This is an excellent opportunity for those passionate about cybersecurity, with hands-on experience that builds a strong foundation for a lasting career in the field.

Responsibilities:
Monitor and triage security alerts (80-100 alerts per shift) using Fortinet and Microsoft SIEM/EDR tools.
Analyse and prioritize alerts to identify potential threats and escalate as needed.
Provide rapid response to incidents and maintain a high level of vigilance across multiple security events.
Collaborate closely with the SOC team to ensure seamless threat detection and incident management.

Skills/Must have:
Passion for cybersecurity and a desire to grow in the field.
Relevant cybersecurity certifications (e.g., CompTIA Security+, Blue Team Level 1).
Eligibility for Security Clearance (SC Clearable).
Strong communication skills and the ability to work well in a team.

Benefits:
Comprehensive training and development program to advance your skills and career in cybersecurity.
Opportunity to work with industry-leading Fortinet and Microsoft technologies.
A dynamic, collaborative team environment.

PLEASE NOTE: You must be within a commutable distance to Fareham regularly and you must be eligible for Security Clearance

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