Daiwa Capital Markets Europe Ltd
Cyber Security Analyst

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Role overview
Daiwa Capital Markets Europe is seeking a Cybersecurity Analyst to support the day to day delivery of cybersecurity operations. This is a broad, hands-on role suited to someone with around one to two years’ experience in cybersecurity.
Key responsibilities
- Review and investigate security alerts, suspicious emails and unusual user, endpoint or network activity.
- Support incident triage, containment, remediation and recovery, escalating significant or complex matters appropriately.
- Review vulnerability findings, track remediation with technology teams and escalate overdue or high risk issues.
- Support endpoint detection and response, security platform administration, access and other user security requests.
- Assist with developing and tuning detection rules, identifying false positives and improving monitoring coverage.
- Monitor emerging threats and assess their relevance to the organisation.
- Produce security metrics, maintain accurate records and support audit and management reporting.
- Maintain procedures, investigation playbooks, knowledge articles, identify opportunities for automation and continuous improvement.
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- Around one to two years’ experience in cybersecurity.
- Exposure to security information and event management, endpoint detection and response, vulnerability management, threat intelligence, detection engineering or security automation would be beneficial.
- Understanding of Windows endpoints, networking, user accounts, authentication and enterprise technology.
- Ability to investigate issues, analyse evidence, document findings and manage competing priorities.
- Clear communication skills, sound judgement and confidence in escalating matters when required.
- A proactive approach, willingness to learn and interest in developing broader cybersecurity capability.
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