5 of 5 Penetration Testing Jobs in Kent

role in protecting our digital infrastructure. You'll lead the implementation and management of SIEM systems, Fortinet security tools, and endpoint detection & response (EDR) while conducting vulnerability assessments and penetration testing to stay ahead of cyber threats. You'll enhance identity and access management (IAM) by maintaining Active Directory, Entra ID, MFA, and Zero Trust security principles. Your More ❯

role in protecting our digital infrastructure. You'll lead the implementation and management of SIEM systems, Fortinet security tools, and endpoint detection & response (EDR) while conducting vulnerability assessments and penetration testing to stay ahead of cyber threats. You'll enhance identity and access management (IAM) by maintaining Active Directory, Entra ID, MFA, and Zero Trust security principles. Your More ❯

You’re walking into a mature environment: The company already has Secure SDLC and DevSecOps practices in place. This isn’t a ground-up build – it’s about stress-testing and strengthening what’s already built. You’ll have impact and visibility: Reporting to the CIO, with close collaboration with the Head of Information Security (compliance), you’ll shape … You’ll Be Doing: Actively identifying vulnerabilities in applications, especially around authentication flows, payments, and sensitive data handling Thinking creatively and adversarially – “breaking the app” to protect it Performing penetration testing, threat modelling, and secure code reviews Working directly with developers to integrate security best practices into an already-operational DevSecOps pipeline Advising on product and architectural design … culture that prioritises customer trust and system integrity What We’re Looking For: Deep hands-on experience in application security – not just theory, but experience in secure coding, manual testing, and fixing complex vulnerabilities A proven background in credit cards, payments, or financial transaction systems Understanding of modern application architectures (APIs, microservices, cloud platforms – likely Azure) Familiarity with OWASP More ❯

You’re walking into a mature environment: The company already has Secure SDLC and DevSecOps practices in place. This isn’t a ground-up build – it’s about stress-testing and strengthening what’s already built. You’ll have impact and visibility: Reporting to the CIO, with close collaboration with the Head of Information Security (compliance), you’ll shape … You’ll Be Doing: Actively identifying vulnerabilities in applications, especially around authentication flows, payments, and sensitive data handling Thinking creatively and adversarially – “breaking the app” to protect it Performing penetration testing, threat modelling, and secure code reviews Working directly with developers to integrate security best practices into an already-operational DevSecOps pipeline Advising on product and architectural design … culture that prioritises customer trust and system integrity What We’re Looking For: Deep hands-on experience in application security – not just theory, but experience in secure coding, manual testing, and fixing complex vulnerabilities A proven background in credit cards, payments, or financial transaction systems Understanding of modern application architectures (APIs, microservices, cloud platforms – likely Azure) Familiarity with OWASP More ❯

Wash Station Responsibilities: Working as part of a team to design, build, and deliver sustainable, scalable, reliable, and well-tested software into secure cloud infrastructure Advocating for and implementing testing best practices across all disciplines and promoting a quality/testable mindset within the team Creating a safe environment within the team where everyone shares the responsibility for quality … and testing from the outset Helping the team understand and estimate test efforts, test dependencies during planning and refinement sessions Pairing with Software Engineers during development and code review to ensure appropriate test coverage at different levels and to avoid any duplication of efforts Ensuring our automation test framework and coverage is targeted, relevant, efficient and resilient Develop tools … for integration, regression, load, performance, and security testing Working with the team to determine the root cause of issues, for example: using logs, and databases What do we have to offer? Competitive compensation, including a discretionary bonus based on business results; Great benefits like 25 leave days plus extra monthly "wellbeing days", a travel allowance and an attractive pension More ❯