Cyber Security Specialist

Deltra Group
London
1 year ago
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Job Title: Cyber Security Engineer
Job Type: Permanent 
Location: London (Hybrid X2 days)

Overview
We are looking for a Cyber Security Engineer to join the team and help protect the company’s critical infrastructure, intellectual property, and customer data from evolving cyber threats. You will play a vital role in designing, deploying, and operating advanced cyber security capabilities, ensuring the resilience of our operational technology (OT), IT, and digital infrastructure.

In this role, you will use cutting-edge technologies, including artificial intelligence, machine learning, and DevOps automation, to defend against cyber threats. You will also contribute to building business continuity plans and disaster recovery strategies, ensuring the uninterrupted operation of the company in the face of cyber challenges.

Key Responsibilities

Design, deploy, and maintain cyber security solutions for both OT and IT systems Lead cyber incident response, post-incident reviews, and root cause analyses Collaborate with internal teams to develop robust security capabilities integrated with new and existing infrastructure Use automation and cloud technologies to enhance the company’s cyber defenses Monitor emerging threats and ensure that security tools and processes are adapted to the evolving threat landscape

Desirable skills
Experience with cyber security tools and technologies, including Firewalls, SIEM, IDS/IPS, and EDR solutions Proficiency in cloud security solutions (., AWS, Azure) and knowledge of DevOps and automation tools Strong communication skills, with the ability to explain technical security concepts to both technical and non-technical stakeholders Proven problem-solving abilities in complex environments Familiarity with vulnerability management, threat detection, and security compliance frameworksShare this job:

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