Senior Information Security Analyst

Maxwell Bond
Liverpool
5 days ago
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GRC / Governance / Risk / Compliance / Information Security / Infosec / ISO

GRC / Governance / Risk / Compliance / Information Security / Infosec / ISO


Senior Information Security Analyst (FTC 12 months)

Liverpool (Central)

£50K - £60K


We're working with a growing organisation that’s looking to bring a Senior Information Security Analyst on board for a 12-month fixed-term contract. Based in Liverpool, this is a hybrid role that offers the chance to work in a dynamic environment blending governance, risk & compliance with hands-on technical security work.


Key Responsibilities:


  • Act as a trusted advisor across the business, identifying and addressing information security risks.
  • Shape and maintain security frameworks, policies, and procedures aligned with industry best practice and regulatory standards.
  • Take the lead on third-party risk assessments and security audits.
  • Collaborate with technical teams on vulnerability management and remediation planning.
  • Provide input on secure design and architecture of new systems and solutions.
  • Monitor and enhance security tooling and incident response processes.
  • Drive awareness and education initiatives across the organisation to foster a security-first culture.
  • Represent the InfoSec function in meetings, deputising for leadership when needed.


What We’re Looking For:


  • Ideally 5 years of experience in cybersecurity roles, ideally with both GRC and technical exposure.
  • Deep understanding of frameworks like ISO 27001 or NIST.
  • Strong communicator with the ability to translate complex technical issues into clear business language.
  • Demonstrated leadership skills and a proactive approach to risk and compliance.
  • Comfortable managing and influencing across multiple business units.


Benefits:


  • This company offers a supportive, inclusive environment where personal development and employee wellbeing are a top priority. Benefits include:
  • 25 days holiday +BH
  • Generous paternity/maternity leave policies
  • Life assurance and pension scheme
  • Flexible benefits pot and early access to earned pay
  • Regular company-wide recognition programmes and team events


Important to Know:


Sponsorship is not available at this time.


GRC / Governance / Risk / Compliance / Information Security / Infosec / ISO

GRC / Governance / Risk / Compliance / Information Security / Infosec / ISO

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