Gambling Commission
Security and Business Continuity Administrator

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Job title: Security and Business Continuity Administrator
Location:
Hybrid working – Birmingham office at least 1 day per week
Contract:
Fixed-term contract for up to 2 years for a short-term piece of work
Hours:
Full-time (37 hours per week)
Salary:
£26,845 per annum
Grade:
8
Job Req:
TBC
The role:
As the Security and Business Continuity Administrator, you will contribute to the successful delivery of outcomes across all business plan deliverables and business as usual activities which require security and business continuity expertise. This is a key role within the Digital & Technology team, reporting to the Security & Business Continuity Manager. The role is predominantly concerned with supporting the team with the Commission’s security tasks, but you will also be required to advise and guide colleagues on external-facing security matters and assist with Business Continuity tasks.
Our offer to you:
- Civil Service Pension, with 28.97% employer contribution
- 26 days’ holiday, rising to 29 days after two years’ service (pro rata)
- Holiday purchase scheme (option to buy up to five extra days’ annual leave)
- Flexible working & family friendly policies
- Ergonomic, fully accessible office, very close to Birmingham New Street Station
- Open, collaborative and people focused culture
- Recognised by the Sunday Times Best Places to Work Awards 2026
Your responsibilities:
- Assist in maintaining security standards, certifications and accreditations in line with departmental or wider Government requirements.
- Engage with Business Continuity plan owners to monitor maturity and support the programme to deliver business continuity initiatives.
- Support the team in managing Cyber Security issues with key stakeholders, including external parties and actively develop strong working relationships.
- Maintain and help the team with developing and monitoring Cyber Security policies and security controls, ensuring they remain appropriate and proportionate to the threats faced and meet business requirements and central government policies.
- Reporting and escalating information security breaches in an appropriate and timely manner.
- Work closely with the Commercial team to assess and monitor information security compliance and resilience of third-party suppliers.
- Support the team in conducting security risk assessments to established controls to mitigate risk.
- Provide administrative support for internal and external audit and compliance activities.
- Support colleagues with providing awareness on general information security management principles and data protection.
- Provide administrative support to the security team at regular project meetings to manage, report and remediate information security risks.
- Support security awareness training and induction training for colleagues.
- Support the team with the day-to-day Business Continuity activities.
- Assist in incident response and crisis management in the event of a security breach, natural disaster, or any other emergency.
- Stay informed of the latest security trends, emerging threats, and regulatory requirements, updating the Security and Business team accordingly.
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Essential criteria:
- Exposure to information/cyber security with a focus on governance, risk, and compliance.
- Strong understanding of key security areas (cyber, personnel, physical, technical) and experience in using them to protect organisational assets.
- Self-starter, willingness to learn new skills and be self-motivated.
- Strong administrative, verbal and written communications skills using Microsoft 365 software.
- Prioritise and manage tasks with multiple internal and external stakeholders.
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To apply for this position, please see the Gambling Commission careers website.


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The Gambling Commission have an anonymised recruitment process, so you should not attach a CV to your application. Instead, application questions will ask you to evidence how your personal skills, qualities and experience match the essential criteria for the role.
The selection process for this vacancy will be comprised of an in-person interview consisting of competency and technical questions. To prepare for your interview, please familiarise yourself with the STAR technique for answering interview questions.
The closing date for this role is midnight on Sunday 6th September 2026.
Interviews are expected to be held week commencing Monday 14th September 2026.
Please ensure you have the right to work in the UK before applying as we are unable to provide visa sponsorship.
Incomplete applications will be discounted from shortlisting. Please ensure your application is fully completed and submitted before logging out of your account.
About us:
The Gambling Commission is the regulatory authority responsible for overseeing and regulating gambling activities in the United Kingdom. Our primary role is to ensure that gambling is conducted fairly, openly, and free from crime, while also protecting vulnerable individuals from harm.
We regulate various forms of gambling, including casinos, bingo, sports betting, and lotteries, and issues licenses to operators. We are committed to ensuring a safe and responsible gambling environment, promoting transparency, and enforcing compliance with legal standards to maintain public trust in the industry.
We’re proud to have notable industry recognition, including the Regulatory Excellence Award from the International Association of Gaming Regulators (IAGR). This prestigious award recognised the Commission's international leadership in enhancing consumer protection through industry collaboration.
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