Junior SOC Analyst Permanent / Full-Time London View position

Who are Vorboss: Vorboss is building London’s next‑generation business fibre network. This is a responsibility that we take seriously; we understand that for most businesses, reliable fibre internet is as important as heat, electricity, and water. We want to completely change the fibre network in London (and beyond), and we’re on the hunt for smart, talented people to join us. At Vorboss, we do the right thing—no matter what. Our unwavering focus on engineering excellence and unrivalled commitment to customer service is trusted by the most important organisations across the UK and Europe in the technology, pharmaceutical, financial, and e‑commerce industries. We’re proud to have earned one of the best reputations in the industry, and it is essential to us that we maintain that reputation as we grow. Our team is tight knit and highly talented. We trust each other to do the right thing, take responsibility, and be a champion for our collective success. We’re looking for talented, smart people to join us as we embark on this exciting period of growth. Our vision for Vorboss is to be ‘the best job that someone ever had’, regardless of how long they stay with us, and promise to provide a supportive workplace based on respect and trust.

Role overview: Reporting to the SOC Team Leader, the Junior SOC Analyst will play a pivotal role in safeguarding an organisation's information systems and assets. The analyst investigates and classifies security incidents, collaborating with senior SOC members and incident response teams to upscale and address potential threats. The role extends to maintaining detailed incident records, participating in continuous learning to stay abreast of evolving threats, and ensuring compliance with security policies.

Key responsibilities:

• Actively monitor security alerts and events generated by various security tools, such as intrusion detection/prevention systems, firewalls, and security information and event management (SIEM) systems.
• Investigate and analyse security incidents to determine their nature and extent. This involves identifying and understanding potential security threats and vulnerabilities.
• Prioritise and triage security alerts based on their severity and potential impact on the organisation. Classify incidents for further investigation.
• Installing, managing, and updating software on all systems and networks, ensuring adequate security measures are in place.
• Undertaking ad‑hoc projects & other activities as required.

Day to Day:

• Alert Triage and Prioritisation: Evaluate incoming security alerts, prioritise them based on severity and potential impact, and conduct initial triage. Quick and accurate decision‑making ensures that critical incidents are addressed promptly, reducing the risk of security breaches.
• Incident Investigation and Analysis: Dive into security incidents to understand their nature, scope, and potential implications. Conduct thorough analysis using available tools and resources to determine the appropriate response and containment measures. Document findings and recommendations for further action.
• Timely Incident Response: Execute incident response procedures promptly and effectively. Collaborate with senior analysts or incident response teams to implement containment strategies and remediation plans. The ability to respond rapidly is crucial in minimising the impact of security incidents.
• Documentation and Reporting: Maintain detailed and accurate documentation of all activities, including incident details, actions taken, and outcomes. Prepare monthly reports summarising the status of ongoing incidents, key metrics, and any emerging trends. Clear documentation aids in knowledge transfer and future incident handling.