1st Line SOC Analyst

Want to be part of a leading British-owned tech company? Established in 2002, we are achieving year on year revenue growth and reinvesting 95% of our profits back into our people and technology.

Your new role:

  • Monitoring and responding to cyber security threats as well as investigating alerts and issues
  • General day to day maintenance of the SIEM technology stack, including refinement of rules, alerts and reports arising from both traditional SIEM and Next Gen User Behaviour Analytics (UBA) tools
  • Working on a 24/7 shift rotation
  • Strong knowledge of network infrastructure, including routers, switches and firewalls
  • Highly disciplined and motivated, able to work independently, under direction, or as a member of the Exponential-e Security Team

What you’ll need to succeed:

  • Exposure to SIEM tools
  • Knowledge of Linux and Windows operating systems
  • Excellent verbal and written communication skills

What we offer:

  • Involved in varied projects that make a positive impact on critical services on a local and national level
  • Vibrant company culture with a wide range of events and social activities throughout the year
  • Range of employee initiatives on offer including the green team, DE&I society, employee forum, women’s network and culture club
  • Dedicated Learning and Development team and access to a range of training, courses and certification support
  • Comprehensive benefits including on-site cafe with free barista coffee, birthday leave, charity leave, vitality health cover and holiday purchase scheme to gain an extra 5 days leave
#J-18808-Ljbffr Salary: GBP 30000 - 42000 per year
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