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L2 Insider Threat Analyst

WTW
Greater London
1 month ago
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We are seeking passionate people to grow the Cyber Security team within WTW and provide an excellent service and trusted expertise to all parts of our business. We have an exciting opening for a skilled and experienced L2 Insider Threat- IRM Analyst.

As part of the Cyber Defence department, this role will investigate Insider Risk Management (IRM) cases that have been escalated by our L1 Insider Threat team. Reporting to the Insider Threat - IRM Operations Manager, the L2 Insider Threat- IRM Analyst role is suited to someone who has strong Microsoft Purview DLP and Insider Risk Management (IRM) analyst experience. It is a business facing role and requires working proactively with stakeholders and colleagues to investigate Insider Threat and IRM cases. 


The Role:


As the L2 Insider Threat- IRM Analyst, the primary responsibilities will be: 

Perform advanced analysis and investigation of Insider Threat and IRM cases across the various egress channels in both on premise and cloud environments.  Analyse event/ case/ alert patterns to properly interpret and prioritise threats with available IRM and DLP tools and other data protection devices.  Help Identify trends and drive requirements aimed at improving and enhancing existing IRM detection policies.  Work closely with Cyber Defence teams such as the Global Security Operations Centre as well as Legal, Privacy and HR teams if necessary, during investigations and incidents.  Prepare detailed reports on security incidents, investigations, and mitigation efforts.  Contribute to the fine tuning of rules across the detection tools by highlighting pain points to the Insider Threat - IRM Operations Manager and Insider Threat Engineering Manager.  Contribute to the development, improvement and review of operational documents. 

Secondary responsibilities: 

Other relevant tasks as designated by the Insider Threat - IRM Operations Manager.  Help coach and mentor L1 IRM Analysts.  Provide support to projects and initiatives that enhance Insider Risk and IRM policies and standards. 

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