Entasis Partners
Security Threat Specialist x 2 - Detection / Engineering / Triage / Response - London

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Security Threat Specialist x 2 - Detection / Engineering / Triage / Response
London | Hybrid
Entasis Partners are working with a leading organisation to appoint a Security Threat Specialist into an established and highly technical cyber security team.
This is an opportunity to join a team working on complex security challenges across a broad technology environment. You’ll work alongside experienced security professionals, engineers and technology teams to identify weaknesses, assess risk and help improve the organisation’s overall security posture.
The role is deliberately broad and would suit someone with a strong technical security background who wants to work across threats, vulnerabilities, security engineering, architecture and risk.
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As a Security Threat Specialist, you’ll take a proactive approach to identifying security risks and weaknesses across the organisation.
You’ll assess systems, applications, infrastructure and processes, provide technical security guidance and work closely with engineering and security teams to ensure findings are understood and addressed effectively.
Key Responsibilities
- Identify and assess security threats, vulnerabilities and control weaknesses
- Conduct technical reviews of systems, applications, infrastructure and processes
- Develop threat models, security assessments and technical documentation
- Provide security guidance across the technology and development lifecycle
- Review technical designs and implementations from a security perspective
- Work closely with security, engineering and technology teams


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We’re looking for a hands-on security professional with strong technical foundations and experience in one or more areas of cyber security. Your background could be in penetration testing, red teaming, incident response, threat hunting, vulnerability management, security engineering, application security, network security, malware analysis, IAM or security architecture.
If you’re a technically strong cyber security professional looking for a broad role spanning security, technology, threat and risk, we’d like to hear from you.
Apply now or contact James at james@entasispartners.co.uk for a confidential conversation.
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