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Senior Cyber Security Analyst Permanent - £50,000 - £70,000 Location: Hybrid – Brighton Your new company: A leading Financial Services organisation in Brighton are currently looking for a Senior Cyber Security Analyst to come in and support the existing Cyber team with the day to day running … of the Cyber Security infrastructure for the organisation. The role responsibilities: You will be supporting the Head of IT and Cyber Security with the day-to-day operational management of the cyber security function. You will work with the Senior Cyber Security Manager to define and … evolve the cyber strategy across the organisation. Lead and/or mentor a team of cyber security professionals, providing guidance, support, and mentorship to ensure optimal performance and productivity. Develop, Implement, and maintain information security strategies and objectives to enhance the overall security posture of the business. more »

We are currently seeking a motivated, innovative, and dedicated Apprentice Security Analyst to join our team in Fleet UK . Each day offers a new challenge and learning opportunity. In return, we offer development and training, all within a modern technical working environment. This an exciting opportunity to … develop your cybersecurity career. Role Running Assessments: Conduct or assist with security assessments and risk analyses to identify potential security threats and vulnerabilities, and security weaknesses Conduct phishing simulations Documentation and Reporting Create detailed reports, including findings and recommendations Collaboration: Collaborate with senior analysts and team members … and assistance SOP Adherence: Follow established Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) Ensure consistency in running assessments and reporting Tool Familiarity: Become proficient in using specific security tooling Learn to navigate and operate security consoles and dashboards effectively Security Awareness: Stay informed about the latest cybersecurity threats, vulnerabilities, and more »