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and the regional point of contact for directory services. This role requires deep subject matter expertise and is responsible for supporting our governance and security hardening efforts. What are we looking for? Expert level understanding of Active Directory Domain Services and related/underlying technologies (Group Policy, Lightweight … Directory deployment design (Sites and Services, Active Directory Replication, Domains and Trusts) Expert level understanding of DNS, DHCP, LDAP Strong Experience in Active Directory Security Hardening Experience in Active Directory Health Monitoring Experience in Active Directory disaster recovery planning and execution. Understanding of Microsoft’s RAMP and legacy … execute changes for CIP and operational issues. Ensure monitoring and alerting is active for all Active Directory Systems Participate in generating documents improving operational security and governance. What can you expect from Mars? Work with over 130,000 diverse and talented Associates, all guided by the Five Principles. Join more »

Our Client is one of the UKs largest and most trusted Service Providers, they are currently recruiting for a 2nd Line Service Desk Analyst - Security Lead to be based in their Reading office. Your role is to support the stable operation of clients Infrastructure and Applications with a specific … the service desk, adhering to strict SLAs for fault resolutions and service requests completions. Day to day incident management and proactive monitoring of IT Security Systems and associated platforms and components Coordinate small teams delivering security related work packages in line with the company process to meet customer … and business requirements. Document and report on work completed to ensure security compliance with customer and company procedures. Escalate issues in line with company processes to ensure customer demands are met. Support the Service Desk team to ensure IT Platforms are security hardened to latest best practice and more »