2 Security Analyst Jobs in the West Midlands with Remote Work Options

Job Title: Security Compliance Analyst Location: Birmingham (hybrid) Salary: Up to £70k DOE We are currently looking for a Security Compliance Analyst to join our client, a dynamic law firm based in Central London! They pride themselves on their dedication to compliance and security, ensuring … and cybersecurity. You'll be responsible for monitoring, managing, and closing compliance issues related to access management, ensuring that our internal systems meet stringent security control standards. Key Responsibilities: Conduct access certification audits and identify non-compliant permissions. Evaluate compliance with key security policies and ISO requirements, documenting … preferred. Proficiency in MS Office applications, particularly Excel and PowerPoint. 2+ years of experience in cybersecurity, information risk management, or related fields. Familiarity with security compliance tools such as SailPoint, Tenable, and Microsoft Security Suite. Experience evaluating controls over IT processes. Knowledge of security control frameworks such more »

Senior Analyst – Information & Cyber Security - IAM Coventry: Hybrid working pattern The Client: A leading building society is looking for an Information Security & IAM Consultant! Salary – Up to £62,000 + Up to 20% Discretionary Bonus + Additional Corporate Benefits Package Role: A dynamic A Senior IAM Analyst- IAM drives through security good practices as we expand our use of cloud technologies and take on digital transformation initiatives. The role will influence security practices, moulding the future of the building society for years to come. The consultant will act as a guardian of our technological … transformation, ensuring robust security measures in line with regulatory frameworks such as GDPR, FCA, and PRA. Essential skills: Familiarity with PCI-DSS, UK Financial Services regulatory requirements and ISO27001/2 or NIST Cyber security experience with IAM/PAM tools such as SailPoint, Okta, CyberArk, BeyondTrust or more »