Cyber Safety & Security Engineer - Gauteng Braamfontein

Our client based in Rosebank is currently looking for a Cyber Safety & Security Engineer within the Digital Technology Department. Their hybrid working model allows you to work from home for 3 days a week, for this 6 month contract.Analyze information to identify security control and/or capability gaps that impacts the organization’s security posture

Consume and prioritize vulnerability results; provide remediation guidance and help eliminate false positives. Create formal written documentation of findings and recommendations to address vulnerabilities; assist development teams with writing patches for discovered vulnerabilities; assist security, server management, desktop, private/public cloud and application development teams with identifying and remediation of vulnerabilities

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