Protective Threat Intelligence Analyst

Sunday 16 August 2026

£44,901 - £49,890

We support flexible working

Hybrid Working, Job Share

Help us identify and respond to threats before they become incidents.

Threats rarely arrive neatly packaged with all the information needed to make a decision.

As a Protective Threat Intelligence Analyst, you will help identify, assess, and respond to threats that could affect our people, operations, customers and reputation.

We provide clear, practical intelligence to support decision making, from emerging risks through to live incidents, working closely with internal teams and external partners across government, law enforcement and industry.

This is a highly operational role. You will conduct intelligence collection, research and analysis, support live incidents, and work closely with physical security, executive protection, cyber, fraud and insider threat teams to understand emerging threats and support decision making.

No two weeks are the same. You could be supporting a live incident, assessing activist activity, researching organised criminal threats or briefing stakeholders on emerging risks.

Success in this role requires strong research, critical thinking, writing and presentation skills, and the ability to turn complex information into clear, actionable insight.

JOB TITLE: Protective Threat Intelligence Analyst

SALARY: £44,901-£54,879

LOCATION(S): Bristol

HOURS: Full-time

WORKING PATTERN: Our work style is hybrid, which involves spending at least two days per week, or 40% of our time, in our Bristol Hub

Help us identify and respond to threats before they become incidents.

Threats rarely arrive neatly packaged with all the information needed to make a decision. As a Protective Threat Intelligence Analyst, you will help identify, assess and respond to threats that could affect our people, operations, customers and reputation.

We provide clear, practical intelligence to support decision making, from emerging risks through to live incidents, working closely with internal teams and external partners across government, law enforcement and industry.

This is a highly operational role. You will perform intelligence collection, research and analysis, provide support during live incidents and engage closely with physical security, executive protection, cyber, fraud and insider threat teams to understand emerging threats and support decision making.

No two weeks are the same. You could be supporting a live incident, assessing activist activity, researching organised criminal threats or briefing stakeholders on emerging risks.

Success in this role requires research, critical thinking, writing and presentation skills, and the ability to turn sophisticated information into insight.

• Conduct intelligence collection and analysis, assessing source credibility, intent and relevance.
• Identify and assess threats that could impact colleagues, sites, operations or reputation.
• Apply structured thinking and good judgement to incomplete, conflicting or ambiguous information.
• Produce high-quality intelligence assessments, reports, briefings and presentations that help collaborators understand threats and make informed decisions.
• Supervise emerging issues and provide early warning of risks to the business.
• Support physical security, executive protection, cyber, fraud and insider threat teams with timely intelligence and threat assessments.
• Deliver rapid assessments during incidents and more in-depth analysis on emerging threats.
• Translate sophisticated intelligence into clear, practical advice that supports decision making.
• Deliver written and verbal briefings to operational teams, senior stakeholders and decision makers.
• Build trusted working relationships across the Group and with external partners.

We're on an exciting journey to transform our Group and the way we're shaping finance for good. We're focusing on the future, investing in our technologies, workplaces and colleagues to make our Group a great place for everyone.

We recognise that strong analysts come from many different backgrounds. If you have experience researching complex issues, assessing risk, investigating incidents, evaluating evidence, identifying patterns or trends and communicating findings to support decision-making.

• Experience in protective intelligence, investigations, law enforcement or government intelligence roles
• Exposure to executive risk, physical security or crisis management
• Awareness of cyber threat concepts and how cyber risks translate to real world impact
• Familiarity with structured analytical techniques
• Calm, practical and credible in time critical situations
• Curious and proactive, doe