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Job Description Principal Application Security Engineer (Purple/Red team) City of London (Hybrid) £100,000 - £115,000 per annum On behalf of a leading financial services organisation, I am seeking a Principal App Sec Engineer Operating as a function of Cyber Defence under Information … to 3 days per week in office, working hours are typically 9-5 with flex on start and finish. Responsibilities: Define and execute purple team sprints that materially and demonstrably improve the businesses ability to prevent and detect modern attacks. Simulate both established and emerging attacker TTPs and personally … build the respective detection rules and response procedures. Through the delivery of purple team sprints, identify opportunities to reduce the businesses attack surface using preventative controls. Work with the Security Engineering team as necessary to support the deployment and tuning of security-related tooling, particularly those that pertain more »

Role Overview: As a Penetration Tester, you'll be part of an elite team of security experts dedicated to identifying and mitigating security vulnerabilities in web applications, infrastructure, cloud, API, wireless, and mobile applications. You will act as a trusted advisor, conducting comprehensive security assessments of clients' most critical … assets. In addition to security testing, you will support the team to ensure on-time, on-budget delivery of assigned tasks, quality of deliverables, and overall customer satisfaction. This role requires mid-level expertise in multiple domains of security testing, with a versatile yet methodical approach. What We Offer … rewards for outstanding performance. Responsibilities: Perform regular penetration tests on web applications, infrastructure, cloud, API, wireless, and mobile applications. Contribute to Red Team and social engineering testing. Write detailed reports and present test findings to clients. Consult clients on required remedial actions. Assist with the development of more »