Information Security Analyst required to join a leading international law firm based in the IFSC, Dublin 1. The Information Security Analyst will report directly to the Information Security Manager, and undertake the day-to-day operations of the security solutions.

Responsibilities

·         Participate in the planning and design of enterprise security architecture, under the direction of the Information Security Manager.

·         Participate in the creation of security documents (operational policies, standards, baselines, guidelines and procedures).

·         Participate in the evaluation and review of a Cyber Incident Response Plan, an enterprise Business Continuity Plan and Disaster Recovery Plan

·         Work with the IT Security Manager to perform the deployment, integration and initial configuration of all new security solutions.

·         Maintain secure configuration and operations of all local devices (i.e., workstations, servers, network devices, etc.)

·         Work with 3rd party organizations in conjunction with your security team peers.

·         Participate in the design and execution of vulnerability assessments, penetration tests, risk assessments, and security audits.

·         Provide a point of escalation with respect to security-related incidents and provide on-call support as required.

Requirements

·         5+ years' experience working IT and/or security operation.

·         Good knowledge of general technology environments, including information security, building security, and general preventative and detective controls.

·         Understanding off firewalls, SIEM, EDR, DLP, IAM, PKI and other security tools.

·         At least one security-focused industry certification such as a CISSP, CISM, CISA, and GIAC certifications.

·         Experience with frameworks such as ISO 27001/2, SOC, NIST, or COBIT.

·         Good understanding of computer systems' characteristics, features, and integration capabilities.

·         Demonstrated ability to apply IT in solving security problems.

·         Excellent interpersonal, organisational and administrative skills, strong commitment to teamwork and collaborative problem solving, and the ability to work effectively as part of a geographically disbursed team.

·         Ability to interact professionally with staff at all levels of the organisation, both verbally and in writing.

·         Ability, where necessary, to work outside normal working hours/days in order to respond to security events