Office for National Statistics Jobs Near Me – Cyber Security

About the job

The Cyber Security Vulnerability Lead Analyst role forms part of the ONS Operational Security team within the Security and Information Management Division at the Office for National Statistics (ONS). The role reports to the Cyber Security Principal.

You will be delivering the core security operations of threat intelligence and vulnerability management. The role interacts with all areas of ONS to support and deliver these capabilities.

You will be key to the delivery of seamless threat intelligence and vulnerability management service into ONS business operations, verifying the effectiveness of estate-wide security measures.

You will manage the development and implementation of multiple vulnerability assessments and enterprise-wide scanning strategies across multiple complex environments.

You will establish a detailed understanding of ONS data security and architectures enabling the delivery of consistent security advice.

Responsibilities

As a Cyber Security Vulnerability Lead Analyst you will Provide feedback and recommendations to the Cyber Security Principal Analyst on the emerging threats and the effectiveness of the vulnerability management service. Your responsibilities include but aren’t limited to:

• Manage the triage and prioritisation of vulnerabilities through a risk-based approach, ensuring mitigation measures are implemented.
• Manage the development and implementation of the threat intelligence service across ONS engaging with internal and external stakeholders.
• Proactively identify and leverage threat intelligence sources to inform strategic vulnerability mitigation measures.
• Develops ONS security policies and procedures to meet the corporate, regulatory and legal requirements.
• Leads the Cyber Intelligence Team.
• Experience working in a security profession in a UK Government Department would be advantageous.

You will need a willingness to work towards or obtain relevant professional qualifications and memberships :

• Working towards or have obtained, relevant professional membership e.g. practitioner level within the CESG Certified Professional scheme (CCP).
• Working towards or have obtained, professional development qualifications within specialist Security discipline e.g. Certified Ethical Hacker, ISO 27001 Security Auditor etc.