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Security Architect Location: Hybrid/Remote (occasional travel to client sites, but highly remote) Salary: Competitive + car allowance + up to 10% performance bonus + excellent benefits Join a growing technology consultancy delivering secure, modern platforms for high risk environments across defence & UK Central Government. The Role You'll work across the full systems lifecycle, from discovery and … Responsibilities Deliver expert cyber consultancy across digital product lifecycles Drive Secure by Design and privacy by default principles Lead threat modelling, translating findings into actionable design guidance Define secure architecture for modern cloud platforms Guide teams on secure coding, reviews and best practice Support incident response and foster a culture of continuous assurance What You'll Bring Proven experience … leading security architecture and design for complex IT environments Understanding of cloud technologies and modern delivery patterns Strong ability to simplify complexity and communicate with senior stakeholders Familiarity with TOGAF or equivalent frameworks Ideally previous experience delivering into Central Government Essential: CISSP, CISM, or similar industry-recognised certification Desirable: CIISec Full Membership, NCSC CCP (Security Architecture More ❯

PT - starting salary £70,000pa About Police Digital Service The Cyber Architect will have responsibility to ensure National Policing systems and services have a clear strategic direction for Information Security and Risk (IS&R), through enterprise security architectural services, design services and carrying out product assessment and selection. Our Values are: We value People We do the right … out more here: Benefits - Police Digital Service (pds.police.uk) Key Responsibilities: Manage separation of control f design authorities to ensure that solutions are secure. Design and assess solutions using sound security architecture principles across PDS and UK police force environments, ensuring information systems are compliant with frameworks (for example, NIST, ISO27001, CIS and OWASP), applicable laws, policies and procedures. More ❯