2 of 2 Part-Time Security Monitoring Jobs in Buckinghamshire

Microsoft Security Engineer – Empower Cyber Resilience at Scale Hybrid | Buckinghamshire | Full-Time Salary: £55-£65k + benefits A mission-driven organisation is looking for a Senior SOC Engineer to join its growing Cyber Security function. This is an outstanding opportunity for a Microsoft Security expert who’s … to lead from the front - developing strategic defences while staying hands-on in the fight against evolving threats. Reporting to the Head of Cyber Security, the Senior SOC Engineer will play a critical role in threat detection, incident response, and driving the implementation of best-in-class security operations across the business. Microsoft Security Engineer Key Responsibilities: Oversee the end-to-end security monitoring process, including log management, threat detection, and response using tools like Microsoft Sentinel . Drive vulnerability management efforts and support remediation in collaboration with IT teams. Lead investigations into security More ❯

Pen Test Partners works with clients globally providing cyber security consultancy and testing services. We work with the most cutting-edge industries, including Automotive, Aerospace, and Maritime. With over 150 employees across pen testing, consultancy, digital forensics, sales and support functions, we pride ourselves in working on cool research … delivering exceptional work for our customers, helping the greater good of cyber security, enabling people to sleep better at night. We are seeking a highly skilled and experienced IT Operations Engineer with a strong background in enterprise IT infrastructure, networking, security, and cloud technologies. They will play a … and maintaining a highly available, secure, and scalable IT infrastructure. They will play a vital role in system upgrades, performance optimisation, and ensuring robust security, while collaborating closely with colleagues to drive operational excellence and align IT services with business needs. Role Requirements Act as an escalation point, diagnosing More ❯