2 Incident Management Jobs in West Bromwich

Privileged Access Management Senior Analyst Location: West Bromwich Salary: £33,500 (rising to £34,500 after successful probation) Permanent Job Description I am working with a leading, independent financial services organisation who have a fantastic reputation in the West Midlands for their outstanding commitment to their customers & members, dedication … and procedures on all occasions. Working in the System Access Control Team you will play a major part in working in a successful access management function and will be instrumental in driving improvements to control and reduce risk. Key Responsibilities Support the PAM/IAM Service including incident management, processes and documentation. Manage the end-to-end PAM Process including Privileged user on and off boarding, providing privileged access etc. Monitor and review Service Level Agreements and account recertifications. Maintain and review systems access levels, permissions and privileges. Maintain Active Directory (including Azure Active Directory) and more »

standards and all processes and policies are followed to provide effective customer service. Key Responsibilities: You will support the PAM/IAM Service including incident management, processes and documentation and working with 3rd party support. Managing the end-to-end PAM Process including Privileged user on and off … to business needs. Skills and Experience Required: Proven leadership, delegation and prioritisation skills Experience of PAM/IAM concepts such as RBAC, Toxic combinations management, privileged access management and monitoring. Knowledge of PAM/IAM Access control domains including the tools, techniques and procedures used. Must have excellent … IT Literacy skills. Have strong interpersonal and communication skills; capable of explaining simple procedures in writing or verbally with all levels of management and staff; good phone skills. The role requires a good level of understanding on administering all degrees of systems access in the technical environments. What's more »