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A leading law firm in the UK is seeking an Information Security Analyst to help shape and embed their Information Security Management System as they prepare for ISO 27001 certification. This hybrid role requires strong documentation and collaboration skills, along with a solid understanding of information security principles. The ideal candidate will support risk assessments and policy implementation in a forward-thinking environment.
Bristol, Exeter, Plymouth or Southampton
Job Title: Information Security Analyst
At Foot Anstey, we’re building something bold — and secure. If you're looking for a hands‑on role where your structured thinking, documentation skills, and collaborative mindset will help shape our long‑term information security maturity, we’d love to hear from you.
We’re one of the UK’s most forward‑thinking law firms, built on a foundation of innovation, collaboration, and ambition. Join us, and let’s shape the future together.
You’ll be a key contributor to our Cyber & Information Security team, working across the business to ensure our security policies and processes are not only robust, but practical and well understood.
In this role you'll:
We’re looking for someone who enjoys structured delivery, takes pride in clear documentation, and thrives in a collaborative environment. You’ll bring:
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We believe our people are our greatest asset. That’s why we offer a comprehensive benefits package designed to support your professional growth and personal wellbeing, including:
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