2 of 2 Artefact Management Jobs in England

and applies an understanding of policy and process, business architecture, and legal and political implications to assist the development of technical solutions or controls. Artefact Management - responsible for the assessment and cataloguing of artifacts, ensuring that each item is accurately documented and stored under optimal digital conditions. … This involves conducting regular inventory checks, updating records in management systems, and maintaining the digital space where artifacts are housed. Customer - Independently understands the end-to-end journey. Integrates insights and knowledge from disparate data, processes and systems which are relevant to the customer journey. Defines high-level … the creation of clear and effective security artefacts. Analytics and Problem Solving: analyse complex problems and design solutions that achieve business outcomes. Stakeholder Management: Build and improve relationships with stakeholders, managing priorities and facilitating discussions. Communication: Clearly convey security concepts to both technical and non-technical audiences. Direction More ❯

the well architected framework. (AWS - essential/Azure/GCP). Experience with security posture assessment tooling such as Qualys. Understanding of risk management principles. A team player, who is self driven with good communication skills willing to share to develop peers. What You'll Do: Execute against … Experience in working in a regulated environment. Experience of; configuration management tools, Jenkins, host virtualisation, containerisation, ELK, Splunk, vulnerability scanners, proxies, WAFs, artefact management, serverless deployments, data streaming and transformation. Experience in secured AWS, or other, Cloud architectures and engineering solutions. What You'll Get More ❯