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Onsite, Full-Time | £41,423 + 10% DV Bonus (on clearance and deployment)
Location: Corsham - Full-time, on-site (5 days/week)
Security Clearance: SC required, DV preferred
Contract Type: Permanent
Base Salary: £41,423

Are you ready to step into a high-impact cybersecurity role?
We're seeking an experienced Security Analyst to join a well-established Security Operations Centre (SOC) team in Corsham. This is a unique opportunity to be embedded with a government-sector client, working on the front lines of cyber defence to protect critical infrastructure and information assets.

What You'll Do

As a Security Analyst, you will:

  • Monitor and respond to security alerts across a range of tools and technologies.
  • Conduct impact assessments and develop mitigation strategies for escalated incidents.
  • Support and improve existing cybersecurity policies, procedures, and processes.
  • Stay current with evolving threats, vulnerabilities, and best practices in cyber defence.

What We're Looking For

We're looking for a confident and capable individual with:

  • At least2 years' experience in a Security Analyst role, ideally in a SOC or equivalent environment.
  • Proficiency inSIEM tools, system log analysis, and incident response.
  • Strong understanding ofdata networksandvulnerability management.
  • SC Clearance(essential); must beeligible for DV clearance.
  • UK nationality only(sole nationality required for this role).
  • Relevant certifications (e.g.CompTIA Security+, CySA+, AWS, MS, SANS, CISSP) are desirable but not essential-hands-on experience is key.

Security Clearance Requirements

This role requirescurrent SC clearanceandeligibility for Developed Vetting (DV). To meet DV criteria, candidates must havelived continuously in the UK for the past 10 yearsand holdsole UK nationality. Pre-employment checks will include identity, nationality, immigration status, employment history (3 years), and a Disclosure and Barring Service (DBS) check.

Please call07441 920 857to learn more!

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