3 of 3 Regulatory Change Jobs in the East Midlands

incident response lifecycle, including documentation and root cause analysis. Vulnerability Assessments: Conduct regular vulnerability assessments and collaborate with IT teams to ensure timely remediation. Regulatory Compliance: Support compliance with regulatory requirements (FCA, PRA, GDPR) and internal security standards. Risk Assessments: Perform cyber risk assessments for third-party vendors … to awareness initiatives and provide technical guidance to staff on security best practices. Stay Informed: Stay informed of evolving cyber threats, industry trends, and regulatory changes affecting the financial sector. About you: Security Tools Expertise: Strong understanding of security tools (SIEM, EDR, firewalls, IDS/IPS) and vulnerability management More ❯

This role involves strategic planning, real-time monitoring, troubleshooting technical issues, and collaborating with key stakeholders to enhance campaign performance while ensuring compliance with regulatory requirements. The Dialler Manager plays a crucial role in improving contact rates, agent productivity, and overall campaign effectiveness through effective workforce planning and system … with relevant regulations (e.g. TCPA, GDPR, DNC, OFCOM). Implement risk minimisation measures, such as call blocking and DNC list compliance. Stay updated on regulatory changes affecting outbound calling operations and conduct periodic audits to maintain legal and ethical standards. Collaborate with IT, Operations, and Sales teams to ensure More ❯

expertise via external contractors. A key part of the role will be horizon scanning to keep The Wildlife Trusts informed and prepared for upcoming regulatory changes, which will include thinking about the governance of artificial intelligence for the RSWT and federation. You will also support shared data services, including … solid data culture, ensuring Trusts have the right processes and tools to manage their data responsibly, effectively, and in alignment with evolving legal and regulatory frameworks. You are an experienced information management and data protection professional with a deep understanding of GDPR and data governance. You have a track More ❯