3 of 3 Security Posture Jobs in Buckinghamshire

Security Engineer - Azure Buckinghamshire – 1 or 2 days a week in the office Up to £70,000 salary plus a discretionary bonus of up to 15% After a transformative 3-year change initiative, they have outlined a strategic 5-year plan to broaden their impact and enhance our operational efficiency. They are now seeking an Security Engineer to … continue to develop their security posture, optimise, and maintain their security controls to protect the organisation's assets and data. About the role As the Security Engineer, you will be responsible for enhancing and maintaining security controls. They are a Microsoft Azure based, and we are looking for someone with security expertise for this … environment. This role involves working closely with technology teams to ensure robust security architecture, providing expert advice on security requirements, and managing all technical change activities related to security. You will also identify and address security design gaps and recommend enhancements to existing and proposed architectures. What you will be responsible for? 1.Security Control Development: -Develop and More ❯

expertise in cutting-edge cybersecurity solutions. Location UK, Milton Keynes What we are looking for We are looking for candidates who meet the following criteria: Proven experience in information security or computer networking Solid understanding of network protocols such as TCP/IP and DNS Strong communication skills and a proactive, consultative mindset Ability to inspire clients and lead … them toward improved security posture Demonstrated adaptability and eagerness to learn Excellent command of English, both written and spoken Willingness to work occasional nights and weekends for scheduled DDoS simulations or incident response (note: this is not a 24/7 shift-based role) Desirable Qualifications and Experience Experience in a client-facing technical or consulting role Background More ❯

remediation, ensuring timely fixes, prioritizing vulnerabilities effectively, and fostering cross-team collaboration for efficient remediation. These actions are crucial for preventing vulnerabilities from becoming overdue and maintaining a strong security posture. Roles and responsibilities Understanding and Analyzing Vulnerability Data: This involves staying informed about newly discovered vulnerabilities, understanding their potential impact, and assessing their severity. Organizing and Creating Work … impact, and exploitability. This ensures that the most critical issues are addressed first, reducing the overall risk. Collaborating Across Teams: Vulnerability remediation often requires collaboration between different teams (eg, security, development, operations). Effective communication and coordination are vital to streamlining the process. Understanding Vulnerability Assessment and Remediation Processes: A deep understanding of the vulnerability management life cycle is More ❯