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The Client - Cyber Security Analyst

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Cyber Security Analyst

Applicants for this role should currently hold a valid Security (SC) Clearance.

Responsibilities:

  • Support mission to coordinate the response to critical and cross-cutting cyber threats, incidents and vulnerabilities, and enable cyber defenders to defend as one.

  • Become part of the Watch Officer rota to provide initial triage and escalation of reports and requests from Government organisations.

  • Support Incident Management when required during periods of heightened operational activity.

  • Maintain an understanding of the real-world cyber threat, identifying trends and emerging threats.

  • Maintain an understanding of the cyber threats likely to target the business.

  • Facilitate the timely sharing of high-quality actionable Cyber Threat Intelligence, both through regular and ad-hoc reporting, and through briefings to customers and stakeholders.

  • Work collaboratively with Incident Management, providing insights on adversaries to enable a more effective response, and capturing insights for wider use.

  • Support the implementation and ongoing management of Threat Intelligence tooling and infrastructure, including, malware sandboxes, and threat intelligence platforms.

  • Engage with the wider public sector cyber security, cyber threat intelligence and assessment communities on behalf of business.

    SKILLS / EXPERIENCE

  • Experience of working in cyber security, ideally within a Security Operations environment.

  • Good foundational knowledge of IT and digital services.

  • Ability to produce well written and structured products and notifications in clear English, with minimal support that will meet the requirements of stakeholders

  • Excellent written and verbal communication skills, including the ability to clearly and simply explain technical details to non-technical audiences, and engage with senior stakeholders.

  • Experience working with internal and external stakeholders.

    Cyber Threat Intelligence Specific

  • Excellent understanding of the tools, techniques and procedures used by adversaries in real-world cyber attacks.

  • Experience monitoring a variety of sources of information to identify, analyse and report on relevant threats, carrying out all-source analysis and assessment to understand current and near-future threats.

  • Experience using cyber threat intelligence tools such as, malware sandboxes, and Threat Intelligence Platforms

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