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Cybersecurity

What do Cybersecurity staff do?

A cybersecurity analyst within the nuclear sector is tasked with ensuring the security of nuclear facilities and essential infrastructure against cyber threats and attacks. Their primary responsibilities include identifying weaknesses, overseeing network activity and enforcing protective measures to safeguard sensitive data and prevent unauthorised entry into nuclear systems. 

Typical duties and responsibilities of a Cybersecurity Analyst

Skills and knowledge required to be a Cybersecurity Analyst

How do I become a Cybersecurity Analyst?

University

Enrolling in a programme within disciplines such as Cybersecurity, Computer Science or Information Technology lays a robust groundwork for a career as a cybersecurity analyst. Numerous universities offer undergraduate and postgraduate curricula with coursework covering cybersecurity, network security, cryptography and risk management.

Internship or Work Experience

Acquiring practical exposure through internships or entry-level roles in cybersecurity or IT enables the development of hands-on skills and industry insights. These will help your CV to stand apart!

Professional Certifications

Securing pertinent certifications like Certified Information Systems Security Professional (CISSP), Certified Ethical Hacker (CEH), or CompTIA Security+ validates your proficiency and dedication to cybersecurity best practices.

Rolls-Royce

You're in luck! This role is frequently available at Rolls-Royce, our supporters. Check out their latest vacancies to find your future career today.

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