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7 months ago
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My client is seeking a detail-oriented Senior Information Security Analyst to join their global security team, this role will act as an internal security consultant to improve and maintain security posture of the UK&I region. You will be able to leverage the resources of different security SMEs. This role is a hybrid role, with 3 days working in Staines, 2 days working from home per week.

Client Details

Our client is a large organisation in the Technology industry. With a global presence, they focus on providing innovative and high-quality services to their clients.

Description

As an internal security consultant of UK&I region to manage all-rounded information security projects and activities including:

Risk Management - risk register, risk assessment, 3rd party risk, remediation plan, mitigation
Security Engagement - Manage relationships of tech and non tech stakeholders
Incident Response - improve the incident response process, work with incident response team
Security projects and programs delivery
Business Resilience
Product Security - respond to client enquiries about security of software / products
Security culture and awarenessProfile

A degree in Computer Science, Cyber Security, Information Technology or a related field
Demonstrated experience in working in large scale and complex organisations
Extensive experience in information security risk, vulnerabilities & incident management process
Practical experience of various information security frameworks
With good technical knowledge and foundations to communicate with technical stakeholders
Excellent stakeholder management skills with the track record of working closely with C-suiteJob Offer

Bonus scheme
25 days annual leave
On-site parking
A beneficial pension scheme with up to 7% contribution from employer
An allocated training budget

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