- Pay
- A$42–52k
- Where
- Adelaide, England, GB · GB
- Level
- Mid
Make your mark as a Risk & Compliance Analyst in the Cybersecurity sector, based in Adelaide.
Cybersecurity threats don't wait for policy reviews to catch up, and that's exactly the gap this role exists to close.
An established enterprise security provider, with 250+ staff and large-scale projects running across Australia, needs a Risk & Compliance Analyst who can keep pace with evolving regulation while the technical teams keep pace with evolving threats.
This is a business with structured frameworks already in place.
You won't be building from scratch.
You'll be the person who makes sure those frameworks actually hold up.
Here's what you'll be doing: Run risk assessments across security controls, systems and third-party vendors, flagging gaps before they become incidents Map internal practices against frameworks like ISO 27001, NIST and the Essential Eight, and keep that mapping current Draft and update compliance documentation, policies and audit evidence for internal and external review Support audits and regulatory assessments, pulling together the evidence trail auditors need without chasing teams for last-minute answers Monitor control effectiveness and track remediation actions through to close-out Report risk findings to senior stakeholders in plain language, not jargon Here are the skills you'll need: A year or two of experience in risk, compliance or governance, ideally touching cybersecurity or IT environments Working knowledge of at least one major framework (ISO 27001, NIST, SOC 2, or similar) Comfortable with documentation.
This role runs on it, so attention to detail matters more than flair Clear written and verbal communication.
You'll explain risk to people who aren't risk specialists A methodical mindset.
You notice when something doesn't add up, and you follow it through Some exposure to audit processes or regulatory reporting is a plus, not a requirement Key perks and benefits: A$41,500 to A$52,000, depending on experience Hybrid working, with time split between the Adelaide office and home Private medical and dental insurance Enhanced pension scheme and performance-based bonuses Structured career development within an established industry leader Why pursue a career in Cybersecurity?
Risk and compliance roles in cybersecurity are growing faster than almost any other corner of tech, and the demand shows no sign of slowing.
Adelaide has quietly built itself into one of Australia's strongest cyber hubs, with defence and government work anchoring a growing pool of serious employers.
For someone early in their career, that means real progression: from analyst to lead, with frameworks and mentorship already built into the structure around you.
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