FAQs
What does the Junior Cyber Security Engineer role entail?
The Junior Cyber Security Engineer will work as part of the Cyber Security Team, focusing on protecting the Trust's digital assets, engaging with users and partners, and keeping informed about threats and vulnerabilities in the IT security landscape.
What qualifications or skills are required for this position?
The successful candidate should have a strong understanding of the Cyber Security landscape, and possess specialist skills and knowledge to engage with various stakeholders, as well as a commitment to keeping their skills up to date.
Who will the Junior Cyber Security Engineer report to?
The post holder will report to the Cyber Security Manager and work closely with other senior digital services managers.
Are there opportunities for professional development in this role?
Yes, the position offers opportunities to utilize existing skills and develop new ones while participating in various exciting and challenging projects as part of the Trust's Digital Transformation Agenda.
What kind of tasks will the Junior Cyber Security Engineer be involved in?
The tasks include assisting in the development and maintenance of quality procedures for cyber assurance and compliance, engaging with users and stakeholders, and helping remediate audit and risk gaps.
Is knowledge of national standards and frameworks important for this role?
Yes, familiarity with national requirements such as CIS controls, DSPT, and DTAC standards is essential for ensuring compliance and mitigating security risks.
Will the Junior Cyber Security Engineer be involved in audit processes?
Yes, the post holder will need to keep abreast of internal and external audits, penetration test outputs, and digital risks to help mitigate and remediate identified gaps.
Is experience in cybersecurity necessary for this entry-level position?
While specific experience may not be required, a thorough understanding of cyber security principles and a willingness to learn are important for the role.