Support Analyst - EUC Vulnerabilities
Bath, Somerset
Support Analyst - EUC Vulnerabilities
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Bath, Somerset
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Start your job searchAn international manufacturing organisation are looking for a Support Analyst to bolster the team as a result of a Cyber Security project.
The role will consist of securing end user devices, implementing software patches, conducting vulnerability management assessments & remidiating identified vulnerabilities as the organisation work towards a Cyber Security accreditation.
In order to be successful in this role you will have strong experience of vulnerability management and endpoint security as well as good working knowledge of InTune & Endpoint Configuration Manager. You will also have the ability to prioritise tasks accordingly and to hit the ground running to be an asset to the team as soon as possible.
In return you will receive a good day rate, hybrid working, and the ability to have a significant impact on a major project for an International organisation.
This role requires 3 days per week on site in Bath.
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