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Information Security Risk Analyst

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Information Security Risk Analyst
London / WFH to £90k
Are you an Information Security professional with experience in risk assessment, security governance and control assurance?
You could be progressing your career in an impactful role at a tech driven, global Asset Manager with multiple billions of dollars under management.
Role Overview
As an Information Security Risk Analyst you'll play a key role in implementing and strengthening security risk management, helping the business make informed decisions while maintaining robust security standards in a changing regulatory and technology landscape.
Key Responsibilities
- Assess security risks across systems, projects, technology changes, AI tools and third party suppliers, translating your findings into practical recommendations and actionable risk treatment plans.
- Maintain the Information Security Risk Register, ensuring risks have clear ownership, appropriate controls and effective remediation through to closure.
- Evaluate security controls against recognised frameworks such as ISO 27001 and NIST CSF, identify gaps and support maturity assessments to benchmark the organisation's security posture.
- Working closely with Security Operations and Engineering, analyse monthly key risk indicators (KRIs), using threat, vulnerability and incident data to identify trends, highlight systemic weaknesses and communicate business risk.
- Contribute to security governance, preparing reports for risk forums and senior management, managing policy exceptions and risk acceptances and tracking decisions and actions.
- Help maintain security policies, standards and procedures, monitor evolving regulatory requirements including FCA regulation, DORA and GDPR and support internal and external audits.
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There's a hybrid work from home policy with three days in the London office per week where you'll join a supportive, diverse team environment with a large range of facilities.
About You
- Experience in a similar Information Security Risk Analyst role.
- Strong understanding of security risk assessment, control frameworks and remediation.
- Familiarity with ISO 27001, NIST CSF and relevant regulatory requirements, ideally within financial services.
- Experience assessing third party security risk and maintaining risk registers.
- Ability to interpret security metrics and translate technical findings into clear business risks and recommendations.
- Comfortable using AI in your daily activities.
- Strong communication skills, with confidence engaging technical teams, suppliers and senior stakeholders.
- Proactive, analytical approach, with the ability to manage multiple risks and drive actions through to completion.
- Degree educated, having achieved a 2.1 or above from a top tier university, e.g. Russel Group / Oxbridge.


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What's in it for you
- Salary to £90k
- Pension
- Private medical insurance including 24 hour GP access
- Enhanced parental leave policy
- 25 days annual leave
- Ongoing training and development and financial support for courses
Apply now to find out more about this Information Security Risk Analyst opportunity.
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