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Threat Intelligence Analyst
Type: Contract | ASAP START - 31/03/2027
Day Rate: £582.28 (Umbrella Equivalent Rate)
Location: Remote
Our client is seeking a Threat Intelligence Analyst to join their security team.
Responsibilities
- Collaborate with Incident Responders, Security Operations, and other teams to define and prioritise cyber threat indicators.
- Maintain a comprehensive understanding of the evolving threat landscape to provide high-level situational awareness and proactive warnings about emerging threats.
- Monitor and analyse intelligence sources, including internal data, open-source reports, online databases, and restricted intelligence sources, to identify actionable areas of interest.
- Conduct in-depth research and produce detailed reports on cybersecurity and threat intelligence topics, including current threats, threat actors, vulnerabilities, and evolving trends.
- Use Indicators of Compromise, including files, IP addresses, and hashes, to identify threat actors, understand their methods, and develop strategies to prevent future attacks.
- Conduct investigations following the intelligence cycle.
- Assist with the handling and remediation of security incidents.
- Support security-related programmes through data analysis, assessments, and reporting.
- Apply common analysis techniques and frameworks, including Kill Chain, Pyramid of Pain, MITRE ATT&CK, and Diamond Model, to enhance threat detection and response capabilities.
- Contribute to the strategic, operational, and tactical components of the Intelligence function within the Threat Intelligence team.
- Ensure threat intelligence activities align with organisational security goals.
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Qualifications, Experience & Skills
- At least one year of experience in cybersecurity or a related field (Threat Intelligence Analyst preferred)
- Strong understanding of threat intelligence concepts, frameworks, and methodologies.
- Familiarity with threat intelligence and analysis tools and platforms, including Recorded Future, OpenCTI, Cribl, and Splunk.
- Knowledge of threat modelling techniques, including Kill Chain, Pyramid of Pain, MITRE ATT&CK, and Diamond Model.
- Strong analytical and problem-solving skills, with the ability to identify and prioritise actionable intelligence.
- Experience working with government or critical national infrastructure organisations is preferred.
- Advanced cybersecurity or threat intelligence certifications, such as GCTI, CISSP, CEH, or GIAC, are preferred.
- Strong written and verbal communication skills, with the ability to produce high-quality intelligence reports and briefings.


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