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Cyber Design/Architect Assurance Lead Location: Selby, London, Northampton, IpswichFlexible Hybrid RolePermanent Closing date - 6th June 2024About the role As an experienced Cyber Security Design professional you’ll fulfil a leading role in comprehensive cyber advisory and consultancy in relation to security design processes across Drax’s … business, across both IT and Operational Technology environments. This includes both local and national threats from protestor groups to State sponsored espionage. You’ll lead a small team of technical specialists that provide support to the IT teams in helping to identify emerging threats, conducing analysis and specifying how more »

Cyber Design/Architect Assurance Lead Location: Selby, London, Northampton, IpswichFlexible Hybrid RolePermanent Closing date - 6th June 2024About the role As an experienced Cyber Security Design professional you’ll fulfil a leading role in comprehensive cyber advisory and consultancy in relation to security design processes across Drax’s … business, across both IT and Operational Technology environments. This includes both local and national threats from protestor groups to State sponsored espionage. You’ll lead a small team of technical specialists that provide support to the IT teams in helping to identify emerging threats, conducing analysis and specifying how more »

Cyber Design/Architect Assurance Lead Location: Selby, London, Northampton, IpswichFlexible Hybrid RolePermanent Closing date - 6th June 2024About the role As an experienced Cyber Security Design professional you’ll fulfil a leading role in comprehensive cyber advisory and consultancy in relation to security design processes across Drax’s … business, across both IT and Operational Technology environments. This includes both local and national threats from protestor groups to State sponsored espionage. You’ll lead a small team of technical specialists that provide support to the IT teams in helping to identify emerging threats, conducing analysis and specifying how more »