2 of 2 Remote Cybersecurity Architect Jobs in the North West

Cyber Security Architect Shape the Future of Cyber Security in a World-Class Research Environment The University of Manchester is a place of ideas... BIG, bold, transformative ideas. Our researchers probe the edge of the possible, our students push boundaries, and our communities ask urgent questions of the … in technology transformation and security capabilities, the University is strengthening its digital core. At this critical time, we are looking for a Cyber Security Architect to join the Information Security and Identity and Access Management (IS & IDAM) Division of IT Services. We're seeking someone with the vision … foresight. This role is about embedding security into the foundation of how a world-leading university operates. Why this Role? As a Cyber Security Architect at Manchester, you'll operate at the crossroads of higher education, cutting-edge research, and transformative technology. Our open, decentralised environment brings unique More ❯

Overall purpose of the job The Cyber Security Architect is a key member of staff within the Information Security (IS) Division, responsible for addressing the University’s cyber security and compliance requirements by developing and delivering appropriate technology solutions. The role may be aligned to one or more … of the University’s Faculties, ensuring that security strategy supports the needs of each Faculty. Key responsibilities, accountabilities and duties The Cyber Security Architect advises and enables technical teams to make security decisions. They provide advice and guidance to ensure common tools and patterns are used effectively to … deliver secure systems, and they implement proportionate controls to enable business outcomes. The Cyber Security Architect will be required to effectively translate business objectives and risk management strategies into specific security processes enabled by security technologies and services. What you will get in return: Fantastic market leading Pension More ❯