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L2 SOC Analyst

York
11 months ago
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SOC L2 Analyst

Company Overview:

Join a global leader in managed services, delivering cutting-edge solutions to a diverse range of enterprise clients across various industries. Our client's partnerships with renowned cybersecurity vendors such as Palo Alto, Microsoft, and Tenable empower professionals to provide unparalleled services to esteemed clientele. They are committed to nurturing talent through certification sponsorship, comprehensive training, and robust development opportunities, ensuring career growth and success.

Role Overview:
As a Security Analyst, you'll play a pivotal role as the technical lead for vulnerability management within our client's dynamic team. Your primary focus will be on leveraging Tenable solutions, serving as a subject matter expert (SME) to deliver exceptional support and guidance to valued customers. Additionally, you'll engage with Microsoft Sentinel and Defender, contributing to their holistic security offerings.

Key Responsibilities:

Lead vulnerability management initiatives, primarily utilizing Tenable technologies.
Serve as an SME for customers, offering expert guidance and support.
Collaborate with the team to enhance security services, leveraging Microsoft Sentinel and Defender.
Contribute to the continuous improvement of security processes and protocols.
Requirements:

Demonstrable experience in level 2/3 vulnerability management.
Proficiency with Tenable solutions is preferred, although experience with Rapid7 and Qualys will also be considered.
Microsoft security experience is advantageous.
Strong analytical skills and attention to detail.
Excellent communication and interpersonal abilities.

Location:

Hybrid work in York - Please note you must be within a commutable distance and be willing to work in office 2 days per week

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