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Title: Senior Cyber Security Analyst
Location: Canada (Remote)
Type: Full-Time Term Position (12 Months with strong potential to become permanent)
All applicants must be legally entitled to work in Canada.
Our client is seeking an experienced Senior Cyber Security Analyst to support the design, management, maintenance, and continuous improvement of enterprise cyber security platforms and controls. As a senior-level resource, you are focused on strategic security initiatives, platform administration, security operations maturity, risk reduction, and mentoring junior analysts.
You will bring strong hands-on cyber security expertise, excellent analytical and investigative skills, and the ability to lead initiatives that enhance organizational security posture while supporting business objectives. This individual will play a key role in developing procedures, improving operational effectiveness, and providing guidance to less experienced team members.
Threat Detection, Incident Response & Risk Management
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