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Security analysts are responsible for identifying and correcting flaws in an organisation’s digital security. They monitor security access and conduct a range of security assessments including vulnerability testing and risk analysis.
This role requires good problem-solving ability as well as strong analytical skills. Security analysts generally have strong logical thinking ability and are able to communicate complex problems well.
The technical skills required for the role will depend on the organisation but will usually involve a good understanding of cyber security, firewalls, and network security as well as the ability to conduct penetration testing.
Whatever level you're starting from there are training options available to help start.
The North East offers some of the fastest-growing technology companies in the UK, providing more than 1,300 jobs for people in the region.
Pair up with an expert in the field and get a mentor to help you navigate the current climate.
If you're looking to progress your career from a security analyst role then the most common path is to expand your skills and knowledge of the security frameworks you're working within and progress to a security architect position.
Although a degree in a related discipline (such as computer science or cyber security) would be benficial for this role this isn't always necessary and there are a range of courses and upskilling opportunities available to help you develop the skills needed without completing a degree.
The average security analyst salary in the North East in 2022 was £36,100.
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