L1 SOC Analyst - MSSP

Hamilton Barnes

Kidderminster

2 years ago

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Would you like to join a growing Cyber Security Managed Service Provider?

You’ll have the opportunity to be part of a dynamic team of 16 analysts (with plans to expand to 24) and work with cutting-edge technology like the Microsoft E5 Security suite. This is a remote-based role, providing you with the flexibility you desire.

Why Choose This Opportunity?

You’ll be part of a growing team of 16 analysts, with plans to expand to 24, giving you the chance to work alongside talented professionals. Work with the Microsoft E5 Security suite, staying at the forefront of cybersecurity technology.

What’s in it for you?

Enjoy the flexibility of working from home, eliminating the need for daily commutes. Receive a 15% shift allowance to recognise your dedication to maintaining security around the clock.

If you’re interested in this opportunity, apply here!

You will be Part of the 24×7 team (4-on 4-off shift patterns) You will monitor security incidents and investigate incidents You will create KQL queries Management of Microsoft Sentinel Ability to tune analytical rules Comfortable creating KQL queries Managed EDR tools such as Carbon Black, CrowdStrike and Defender Investigation into incidents £32,000 base salary Work from home 15% shift allowance

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