2 of 2 Permanent Security Architecture Jobs in Gwent

Cyber Security Architect Permanent - £70k - £80k + strong benefits Location: Hybrid - South Wales Your new company I am looking to recruit a Cyber Security Architect to join a leader in the utilities space. The business has been investing into its cyber security and IT estate and is continuing to grow and enhance their security posture. The … with strong feedback. This is one of at least 10 different cyber roles at this company in the last year, which shows their strong, ongoing commitment to strengthening their security estate. Your new role This is an interesting opportunity to join a great company at an exciting time. The role will focus on designing and implementing a robust cyber … security architecture function and assisting with the formation and planning of a multi-year Cyber Security Strategy, which is critical in maintaining operational reliability and minimising risk, especially in a critical national infrastructure (CNI) environment. Key parts of the role: Define, document, and embed a set of Security Architecture Principles that will guide projects, programmes More ❯

The Security Architect works closely with the Chief Security Officer, Head of Cyber, Lead Security Architect and the wider security team to develop an IPO vision for security and evolution of the security strategy and supporting roadmaps. The role of IPO Security Architect is part of the IPO Secure team at the Intellectual … Property Office. Playing a key part in an established team, the individual is responsible for ensuring the continued compliance with key security standards, such as PCI, ISO27001, secure by design, GovAssure etc. It is essential that this role ensures that security architecture alongside compliance are understood and therefore the role will include championing security by design. … The Security Architect is essential in shaping security solutions and controls across multiple platforms (on-premises, cloud, hybrid) providing oversight, support, and advice to enable technical teams to make security decisions. They ensure that common tools and patterns are used effectively to deliver secure systems, whilst implementing proportionate controls to enable positive business outcomes thereby safeguarding the More ❯