Security Analyst, Cyber Security, CompTia CySA+, ISO27001, Manchester
Carrington Recruitment Solutions LtdSecurity Analyst, Cyber Security, ISO27001, Defender, Mimecast, CompTia CySA+, Manchester
Security Analyst required to work for a fast growing and exciting company based in Manchester. However, this is a hybrid role and you will only be expected to be in the office circa twice a week.
The Security Analyst will also support the implementation of new security solutions, contribute to the development and maintenance of policies, standards, baselines, guidelines and procedures, and assist with vulnerability assessments and audits. The firm is constantly investing in new technologies which hopefully makes this an interesting enough opportunity to help take your security career to the next level.
Experience required:
- Circa 3 years+ experience within IT Security / Cyber Security
- Experience with Microsoft Defender or similar endpoint anti-virus solutions.
- Experience with Mimecast or similar email security platforms and understanding of SPF, DMARC and DKIM.
- Experience with Zscaler or similar endpoint proxy solutions.
- Good understanding of Cyber Essentials and ISO27001
- It is essential you have a certifications in CompTia CySA+ and Microsoft Security Operations
This is a great opportunity and salary is dependent upon experience. Apply now for more details…
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