5 of 5 Permanent Vulnerability Remediation Jobs in Central London

incidents using tools like SIEM and Sophos MTR. Maintain system security by configuring firewalls, VPNs, and intrusion detection systems, and ensuring timely patching. Manage vulnerability remediation based on penetration test results and risk assessments. Investigate security incidents, conduct forensic analysis, and apply swift mitigation actions. Stay current on More ❯

and systems. Plan for and execute the local Disaster Recovery drills and/or contingency process. Monitor and manage the IT system vulnerabilities, take remediation actions to solve the relevant risks. Provide support and validation for IT/system changes, Disaster Recovery drills and/or contingency process. Skills More ❯

cyber incident response for services in life Ensure alignment of security operations with the strategic cyber aims of national services linked to policing Implement vulnerability management arrangements Develop and implement strategies for the timely remediation of identified vulnerabilities Lead the security working group for specified national capabilities Apply More ❯

understand complex data, so that governments, nation states, armed forces and commercial businesses can unlock digital advantage in the most demanding environments. Job Title: Vulnerability Analyst Location: London - We offer a range of hybrid and flexible working arrangements - please speak to your recruiter about the options for this particular … role. Grade: GG11 Referral Bonus: £5000 What You'll Be Doing The Vulnerability Analyst is to manage the identification and analysis of security vulnerabilities and support required remediation across National Highways infrastructure (IT and OT). The Vulnerability Analyst will co-ordinate with various digital teams across … NH to ensure all vulnerability are addressed in a timely manner. The Analyst will continually improve vulnerability tooling and process while supporting the improvement of the security capability of National Highways through dashboard monitoring and retrospective assessments. Planning, execution and management of vulnerability assessment and scanning activities More ❯

basis. The Head of Cybersecurity is responsible for overseeing and managing the university's cybersecurity operations, including developing security policies, selecting solutions, and conducting vulnerability assessments. This leadership role involves managing a team of analysts and guiding the execution of cybersecurity strategies for detection, response, and recovery. The position … institution. Develop and enforce security policies and implement best practices for cybersecurity. Ensure continuous assessment of IT systems and processes for vulnerabilities, and manage remediation actions. Lead the response to cybersecurity incidents , coordinating with relevant external agencies and ensuring proper investigations. Manage the selection, installation, and operation of cybersecurity More ❯