The Opportunity:
As our Cyber Security Analyst, you will play an important role in protecting Council's systems, information and data from internal and external threats.
Working across multiple platforms and with stakeholders throughout the organisation, you will monitor security alerts, support incident response, undertake vulnerability and risk assessments, and assist with the implementation and improvement of Council's cyber security controls.
You will also contribute to security audits, technical documentation and incident response planning, while helping to build a cyber security conscious culture through staff education, phishing simulations and targeted communications.
About you:
To be successful in this role, you will hold a degree in Information Technology, Cyber Security or a related discipline, or have an equivalent combination of relevant experience and training.
You will also bring:
Contemporary ICT experience, including exposure to cyber security operations or incident response.
Experience with security monitoring, incident detection, vulnerability management and threat intelligence
An understanding of identity, access and privileged account security.
An understanding of security assurance and the ability to assess whether security controls are operating effectively.
Knowledge of cyber security principles, emerging threats and frameworks such as the ASD Essential Eight, PCI DSS and NIST
Familiarity with SIEM or SOAR platforms and security monitoring tools
Strong analytical and problem-solving skills and a willingness to follow an issue through to resolution.
Excellent communication skills, including the ability to explain technical risks and business impacts to a range of stakeholders
The ability to manage competing priorities in a deadline-driven environment
Benefits:
This is a full time, permanent role working a 35-hour week,



with a base salary range of $94,812 to $105,241 per year + 12% super.
Council also offers a range of other benefits for its employees, including:
Flexible work arrangements
14 weeks paid parental leave
2 weeks' personal leave & 4 weeks of annual leave
One extra week of "My Leave" a year (to use how you like!)
Long Service Leave after five years
Ongoing training and development
Fitness Passport
Healthy Employee Program
Applications close: Sunday 11 October ****
Only candidates with current Australian work rights (Australian citizens, permanent residents, NZ citizens with a current passport, valid work visa) will be considered.
What happens next?
Once applications close, we will review all candidates' details against the role requirements and will be back in touch with you to advise the status of your application.
Please note, prior to an offer of employment being made, recommended candidates will be required to undertake a medical assessment (including drug and alcohol testing).
Council also completes a range of other pre-employment checks which may include reference checks, psychometric testing or a criminal history check.
For more information about the recruitment process, visit the "Jobs at Council" page on our website.
Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion
Maitland City Council is dedicated to providing a workplace that is inclusive and supportive and is reflective of the diverse community we serve.
We support equal opportunities for all employees, and encourage applications from people from all cultures, nationalities, identities, and abilities.
We believe all employees have the right to feel valued, respected and heard.
If you have any special considerations or accessibility requirements, please let us know in the recruitment process how we are able to meet your needs.
If you require special assistance, or have any questions about the recruitment process please contact us for a confidential conversation (******)
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📌 Cyber Security Analyst (New South Wales)
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