Information Security Analyst (GRC)

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About the company:

Global Technology powerhouse pioneering the future of transport & logistics through disruptive innovation and automation. They create world-class systems at the intersection of robotics and IoT, cloud platforms, big data, machine learning, software development, and beyond.

What you will be doing:

As the Information Security Analyst will support the InfoSec GRC team in all aspects of information security across the whole organisation, including overall information security governance, compliance programs, third-party vendor risk management, education, and Vendor Risk Management tool administration.

This role is not a technical hands on role, but would suit an individual who has a

technical background having worked with a range of technology and security tools who is now looking for an information security GRC role.

You’ll be working on things like;

● Contributing to the creation and refreshment of information security documents, policies, processes and procedures.

● Working with business stakeholders and project teams to understand, scope and define security requirements.

● Assisting in developing control testing strategies, to ensure our security controls are meeting their objectives.

● Performing internal security and vendor risk assessments.

● Supporting Data Protection activities.

● Supporting the Information Security teams and Business functions in maintaining security attestations, which include PCI DSS and SSAE18/SOC 2.

● Providing effective reporting to the Head of Information Security Governance of trends, audit findings and risk ratings.

● Performing internal and third-party vendor risk assessments, and writing risk assessment reports.

● Managing and analysing security controls, while understanding the risk of certain controls not being in place.

What we’re looking for:

● Experience in an Information Security GRC related role, including writing Information Security related Policies, Processes and Procedures

● Knowledge of current information security standards, frameworks and regulations such as ISO27001, NIST, SSAE18/SOC 2, PCI-DSS, GDPR.

● Third-Party Vendor Risk Management experience

● Good communication skills with ability to articulate compliance changes and experience in collaboration with internal / external stakeholders

Nice to have (but not essential):

● Knowledge of Vendor Risk Management tools such as OneTrust

● Any of the following: CISA, CRISC, or CISM certifications

What is in it for me:

● 30 Day ‘work from anywhere’ policy +

● Remote working for the month of August

● 25 days annual leave, rising to 27 days after 5 years service (plus optional holiday purchase)

● Pension scheme (various options available including employer contribution matching up to 7%)

● Private Medical Insurance

● 22 weeks paid maternity leave and 6 weeks paid paternity leave (once relevant service requirements complete)

● Train Ticket loan (interest-free)

● Cycle to Work Scheme

● Opportunity to participate in Share save and Buy as You Earn share schemes

● Income Protection(can be up to 50% of salary for 3 years) and Life Assurance(3 x annual salary)

For more information and immediate consideration apply today

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