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Security Analyst | Hybrid | London | 6 - Months My client is looking for a Security Analyst to join their SecOps division. The successful candidate will be focused on responding to alerts from the security system and other general BAU security related tickets. They will also be required to analyse suspicious activity, from malicious emails to process hierarchies to help shape and improve the customers defensive capabilities. Any experience above this will be a benefit and so, rarely for a contract role, this is the sort of opportunity where you may be able to grow your skills by getting access to new opportunities within the Team. Key Responsibilities of the Security Analyst: Dealing with escalation of security related tickets and hands-on maintenance to solve the issues. Using CrowdStrike to monitor and investigate security alerts. Applying knowledge of Base64 encoding and recognise common Windows SIDs such as NT Authority/systems to assess privilege level suspicious processes. Creating SIEM dashboards and detection rules using Splunk . Management of identity, MDM, or directory services via Jump cloud . Conducting regular vulnerability scans and risk assessments using Qualys . Play a key role within the SecOps team and collaboration with other IT teams to insure secure system configurations. Stay Informed on emerging threats, vulnerabilities and best practice within cyber security. Requirements and experience of the Security Analyst: Must have proven experience as a Security Analyst or part of a SecOps team. Must have proven expertise and hands-on experience with CrowdStrike for detection, investigation and threat hunting. Strong Practical experience analysing suspicious emails and using email authentication methods. A background using process analysis on Windows and MacOS systems Strong experience with Splunk for log analysis and alerting. Deep understanding of vulnerability management tools, Qualys preferred. Expertise with handling escalated security related tickets. Experience working with a business that doesn't use the Microsoft suite is desirable. Relevant certifications include (GCIA, GCIH, CISSP, Splunk Certified User) are a bonus. Experience within the professional regulated services, preferably financial sector is desirable. The successful Security Analyst candidate will initially be working Onsite near

Cyber Security Analyst Ashby-de-la-Zouch - Hybrid Up to £40,000 VIQU have partnered with a dynamic organisation that are looking for a Cyber Security Analyst to join their growing IT team. This is a pivotal role in strengthening the organisation's cyber defences and risk management framework, ensuring systems, networks, and applications are secure against evolving threats. Key Responsibilities of the Cyber Security Analyst: Support the design, implementation, and management of cyber security technologies across the business Monitor and respond to security incidents, alerts, and helpdesk requests, maintaining robust threat detection Conduct vulnerability assessments, penetration testing, and phishing simulations to identify and mitigate risks Collaborate closely with IT teams to embed security best practices into system management and project delivery Stay up to date with emerging cyber threats and recommend improvements to strengthen the organisation's security posture Promote cyber awareness across colleagues, ensuring everyone understands their role in protecting systems and data Experience Required of the Cyber Security Analyst: Demonstrable experience in cyber security or information security, with knowledge of standards such as Cyber Essentials or ISO 27001 Familiarity with endpoint protection, network security, application security, and vendor risk management Experience with CrowdStrike or similar security platforms is advantageous Proactive approach to learning and implementing security best practices Excellent communication skills, capable of liaising with colleagues at all levels