Security Architect
- Employer
- Hays.
- Location
- United Kingdom, Swindon
- Salary
- Competitive
- Closing date
- 1 Jun 2022
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- Sector
- Consultancy
- Job Role
- Business Development
- Job Type
- Permanent
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Security Architect - SC Cleared
Contract: 12 Months (3 Years in total)
Inside IR35
Pay Rate: Negotiable
Remote Working
Project Description:
The Core Business Platform Workstream (delivering core infrastructure services, application and data) requires a Security Architect to provide consultancy to the Technical Lead and to work closely with them on Technical Delivery Planning to deliver both high level and low level designs. The Security Architect will ensure that designs are viable and cost-effective, convergent with the companies broader strategic goals, and conformant (where relevant) to customer accreditation requirements.
Responsibilities:
- Produce High and Low Level Designs
- Work with the Digital Design Authority to stand up a strategic security architecture, developing a clear understanding of the DDA's intent with regards to a set of recommended technical standards
- Gather and baseline security requirements, ensuring they are consistent with Technical Delivering Planning
- Conducting analysis of and delivering consultancy on the security posture of complex system architectures.
- Collaboratively working with other architect disciplines and technical experts to deliver a security viewpoint on architectures that will inform the design while ensuring security requirements are met.
Collaboratively working with other security experts, including Information Assurance consultants, accreditors, analysts and penetration testers to inform secure architectural design that meets all relevant governance requirements
Essential Skills:
- Possess an understanding of, and (when required) be able to lead security-related project delivery elements, from detailed technical levels to the high level enterprise views.
- Possess an understanding of, and (when required) be able to lead security governance project elements. This includes, but is not limited to, security assurance, aspects of accreditation, Government and commercial frameworks and related technical guidance/best practice.
- Apply detailed knowledge of the current cyber threat landscape, technical vulnerabilities and attack methodologies to the design of complex architectures.
- Experience applying architectural frameworks (e.g. TOGAF).
- Good technical knowledge and experience across multiple platforms and technologies.
- Experience identifying cyber security risks and developing proportionate mitigations in solution designs.
- A sound understanding of Information Assurance Frameworks, both Government and commercial. (e.g. IS 1&2, 27001, NIST)
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