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Security Analyst Cryptography - Knutsford

Oliver James
Knutsford
1 week ago
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Security Analyst (Cryptography) - Knutsford

Join a leading UK banking client as a Security Analyst (cryptography), where you'll play a key role in safeguarding the bank's digital ecosystem through advanced cryptographic and security technologies. You'll be part of the Global Information Security Cryptography Team within the Chief Information Security Office, delivering mission-critical services that underpin the confidentiality, integrity, and availability of the global infrastructure.

This team is responsible for Secure Key Management, Hardware Security Modules (HSMs), Application Cryptography, Public Key Infrastructure (PKI), Certificate Management, and Strong Authentication Services.

Your work will directly contribute to protecting billions of digital transactions, ensuring cryptographic resilience, and supporting the secure evolution of the bank's digital transformation.

Key Responsibilities

  • Provide expert-level support for cryptographic systems, ensuring compliance with global security standards and regulatory requirements.
  • Manage and maintain HSMs, key management platforms, and certificate infrastructures across complex, distributed systems.
  • Act as the technical liaison between security, engineering, and business teams to implement strong cryptographic controls.
  • Drive improvements in secure key lifecycle management, encryption, and authentication processes.
  • Ensure the...

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