3 of 3 Permanent Security Architecture Jobs in Leeds

overview UKHSA's Cyber Security Architecture Delivery team is responsible for defining cyber security technical standards for the organisation, providing technical guidance and consulting to help service teams to deliver against those standards, and supporting the selection of security tools and technology. The team … ensure that solutions (predominantly AWS & Azure) are securely designed, identifying threats and where appropriate working with pen test teams to scope testing. As Lead Security Architect, you will be responsible for overseeing the secure delivery of projects and data platforms; ensuring architectural design reviews (HLD/LLD) and threat ...

About Ekco Founded in 2016, Ekco has quickly become one of Europe's fastest-growing cloud solution providers and your trusted security-first Managed Service Provider. IT leaders choose Ekco to drive operational efficiency, scale smarter and stay ahead of risk – powered by local expertise, delivered at European scale. … specialise in helping organisations advance their cloud maturity guiding transformation, strengthening security, and maximising the value of their technology investments. In simple terms: we help organisations modernise with confidence securing their systems, optimising their cloud, and keeping them resilient in a rapidly changing world. Today, we're a thriving ...

Security Solution Architect Location: Remote Salary: Paying up to 80k basic + commission (120-130k OTE) A top tier Azure Expert MSP is seeking a Security-Focused Solution Architect to join their high-performing Presales team. This is a strategic opportunity to shape enterprise security solutions … using the Microsoft Security Stack, supporting clients across sectors in their cloud transformation journeys. As a key member of the Presales function, you will lead the design and articulation of secure cloud architectures, aligning technical capabilities with client requirements. You'll act as a trusted advisor, guiding stakeholders through ...