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2 years ago
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Do you want to be a Security Analyst working solely with a banking sector client?

You’ll have the opportunity to:

Acquire comprehensive training in Log Rhythm SIEM, gaining an edge in proactive threat detection. Spearhead cybersecurity efforts with a focus on a threat-centric approach, ensuring the safety of sensitive financial information. Provide intelligence that fuels client remediation efforts, making a tangible impact on cybersecurity strategies.

You’ll enjoy:

A dynamic environment where your security prowess is valued and nurtured. The chance to work remotely and contribute to banking sector cybersecurity from the comfort of your home. A competitive base salary ranging from £40,000 to £55,000 per annum.

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

As the Senior Security Analyst, you will be accountable for the following activities: Using security information and event management (SIEM) platform to monitor client’s network and endpoints for security alerts and investigate incidents Provide second / third tier responder analysis and investigation of incidents and security alerts from the SIEM platform or where escalated by team members Drive containment strategy during incident, data loss or breach events Use of applications and systems, such as firewalls, IDS, NAC and data encryption programs, to protect sensitive information and carry out further investigations Support the CSO and customer via direct dialogue with specialist areas/individuals that support security control operations Prepare reports that document security incidents and the extent of the damage caused by the incident Pro-actively engage & provide guidance to client teams around threats, vulnerabilities and security changes Understand and articulate emerging threats and incidents to different audiences within the client, including technical, operations management, senior management and executives Research the latest information security trends and incorporate the knowledge to build strong understanding of possible impact to client’s environment Be part of an incident response team that is on-call out of office hours (fortnightly basis) Create reports relevant to function such as end of day summaries, handover report, management intelligence, threat and risk analysis Liaise with third parties and vendor when required to troubleshoot SIEM platform Proven 3 years experience as a Security analyst SIEM Tool experience Use Case Creation Alarm Handling experience Knowledge of Endpoint, IPS/IDS, DDoS £40,000 – £55,000 base salary per annum Work from home

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