Frontier Resourcing
Security Operations Center Analyst

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We’re looking for experienced SOC Analysts to join an established and highly capable security operations team supporting sensitive, mission-critical environments. This is a hands-on senior role with real ownership: leading analysts, shaping SOC capability, and operating at the sharp end of UK national security.
If you’re the sort of SOC professional who understands that process, people, and judgement matter just as much as tooling - this will suit you
Key Responsibilities
- Monitor systems for security alerts, incidents, anomalies, and indicators of compromise
- Review, design, and continuously improve security controls in a complex, evolving technical environment
- Contribute to the development and delivery of RBAC, IAM, and Access Management services
- Produce regular security and service reports for senior stakeholders
- Deliver security awareness and briefing sessions for users, stakeholders, and visitors (including onboarding briefings)
- Support security campaigns and provide clear, actionable security communications
- Maintain and assess security certifications and governance frameworks, including ISO 27001
- Provide ongoing security guidance and operational support to users and technical teams
- Work closely with the Operational Security Manager to mature and evolve SOC capability
- Stay current with emerging threats, attack techniques, and defensive best practices
- Research and contribute to the continuous improvement of security operations as a discipline
- Participate in shift-based SOC service delivery (24/7 coverage)
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- SIEM platforms
- Security Incident Management
- Cloud environments
- Networking fundamentals
- Threat intelligence and threat hunting
- Information security principles
- Phishing, ransomware, and modern attack vectors
- Identity & Access Management (IAM)
- Joiners, Movers, and Leavers (JML) processes
- ITSM policies and operational procedures
- Information classification and handling
- Experience mentoring, managing, or developing junior analysts
- Comfortable operating in high-assurance, highly regulated environments
Qualifications
- Degree in Computing, Computer Science, Cyber Security, or a related discipline (2:2 or above preferred)
- CISMP, CompTIA Security+, or equivalent cyber security certifications (desirable)
- Must hold active DV clearance as a minimum
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