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Security Engineer

£60,000 to £92,000a year

Job type
Permanent
Location
London
Posted
2d ago

Job description

We're looking for a Security Engineer for a leading UK Asset Management organisation based in the heart of London on a permanent basis, paying between £60,000 and £80,000 per annum + 15% Bonus & Great benefits (£92,000 including bonus OTE).

This is an office-based role with five days a week on-site in London.

The successful Security Engineer will sit within a small, globally distributed security team, working across time zones to keep the organisation secure day to day. You'll validate and action what the managed service provider escalates, approve security changes and incidents, and own the Microsoft security tooling in-house. Around 70% of the role is BAU, with the remaining 30% spent on security projects, plus the cyber mailbox and general security queries.

You will need proven experience working with the following:

Microsoft security tooling, including Entra, Defender, Sentinel, Purview, M365 Security

Zscaler and general networking

Vulnerability management - SPF, DKIM, DMARC

Email security

Palo Alto firewalls

Powershell / Python scripting

ServiceNow (reporting, not patching)

A solid technical security with proven technical experience in a similar role

CISSP (or actively working towards it) would be a bonus. Networking certifications are highly desirable - Security+, SC-200, AZ-500, CISSP, GCIH.

Interested?

Please apply below.

Security Engineer, Cyber Security Engineer, Network Security Engineer, Network Security Analyst, Information Security Engineer, Microsoft Defender, Entra, Zscaler, Palo Alto, ServiceNow, Networking, CISSP, London, Security+, SC-200, AZ-500, CISSP, GCIH

Benefits

Great Benefits + Bonus

How this salary compares

We compare the midpoint of this range with the median of 38 IT adverts that come straight from employers and state a salary, and of 52 across UK tech.

17% below the IT median