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Cyber Security Analyst

Morson EdgeLondon Area, United KingdomPosted 2w ago
Cybersecurity Analyst
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Job Description

Cyber Security Analyst - 12 months - £550 - 700 per day - Inside IR35



Private Equity/Investment Management

Candidates will previously have worked within Financial Services/PE or Investment Management.


The successful candidate will join at a particularly interesting time, with a number of strategic security initiatives underway, including the adoption of passwordless authentication, AI-assisted code auditing, enhanced attack surface monitoring, and improvements to security monitoring and behavioural analytics.


Responsibilities:


  • Drive triage and remediation governance for the AI-assisted code audit of Deal Management and Fund Management proprietary products
  • Support rollout of FIDO2/WebAuthn across all privileged accounts with access to proprietary systems, and Entra admin roles
  • Assist with the 3rd-party trust boundary review, access scoping, developer workstation standards, signed commits, and SBOM requirements including tracking contractual dependencies with Legal/Procurement
  • Maintain and improve the emergency patching runbook for critical CVEs (CVSS 9.0+), ensuring patch SLAs are measured in hours rather thandays
  • Support User and Entity Behaviour Analytics (UEBA) and SIEM uplift, building detection logic around normal deal workflow behavioural baselines


Skills/Experience


  • Security operations or threat analysis background, ideally in financial services or a regulated environment
  • Hands-on experience with SIEM/UEBA, EDR, and identity tooling (Entra, Conditional Access, FIDO2/WebAuthn)
  • Familiarity with application security vulnerability classes: deserialisation, IDOR, injection, authorisationlogic
  • Working knowledge of supply chain security practices: SBOMs, SCA, dependency management
  • Understanding of DORA ICT risk obligations desirable (Arts. 9, 10, 28 particularly relevant to this role)
  • Comfortable operating with ambiguity in a fast-moving, small-team environment