Cyber Threat Analyst / Consultant (4-5 years' experience)
An AMAZING OPPORTUNITY to secure a position within the highly sought-after LONDON SPECIALTY INSURANCE MARKET (i.e., the Lloyd's of London Insurance Market). NOT TO BE MISSED!!
This position is with one of the BIGGEST and MOST PRESTIGIOUS names across not only the London Insurance market but also the international insurance space. World-renowned and highly regarded as a market leader in their specialist field.
The internal 'Cyber Threat' team at my client is currently 6 people. We are now looking for a new member who can add an extra layer of Cyber Threat experience.
We are looking for a candidate who ideally has 4-5 years of recent Cyber Threat experience, ideally within a financial services regulated OR Consulting business domain. A degree in Cyber Security or similar would be ideal to have.
We are looking for candidates who are PASSIONATE about Cyber Threat Security. This position is more directed towards someone who enjoys attending Cyber Threat Security conferences; someone who has a deep interest in helping write white papers and detailed reports on Cyber Threats and can help advise on the assessment and selection of Cyber Threat Security tools and applications.
Cyber Incident Management skills - very good to have
Wide view on the Cyber Threat landscape - very good to have
This is an awesome opportunity for a dynamic and enthusiastic Cyber Threat Security Specialist who is looking for that next career move.
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Cyber Threat Analyst employer: i3
As a leading player in the London Market insurance sector, our company offers an exceptional work environment that fosters innovation and collaboration. We prioritise employee growth through continuous learning opportunities and a supportive culture that values diverse perspectives. With competitive compensation packages, including bonuses and benefits, we ensure our team members are rewarded for their expertise and contributions while working on cutting-edge integration projects in a hybrid setting.
