Barclay Simpson
Threat and Vulnerability Manager

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Threat & Vulnerability Management Analyst
A leading Financial Services firm is seeking an experienced Threat & Vulnerability Management Analyst for an initial 3–6 month contract, with potential for extension.
The successful candidate will support a major transformation programme focused on automation across Threat & Vulnerability Management. A key part of the role will also involve supporting CTEM initiatives.
Key Responsibilities
- Automating and improving vulnerability prioritization and remediation
- Developing and enhancing risk-based vulnerability management processes
- Supporting CTEM and broader Cyber Exposure initiatives
- Working with vulnerability data, tooling, reporting and analytics
- Driving greater automation across the existing Threat & Vulnerability Management function
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Required Experience
- Proven experience within Threat & Vulnerability Management
- Strong automation experience
- Previous experience within Financial Services
- Hands-on experience with vulnerability management tooling
- Strong understanding of risk-based vulnerability prioritisation and remediation


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Contract Details
- Initial 3–6 month contract, with potential to extend.
- Up to £650 per day, outside IR35, hybrid working – 3 days per week in the office.
- Candidates must be available to start by 12 October.
Please note: This client is unable to provide visa sponsorship.
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