Senior Information Security Architect
Senior Information Security Architect
Posted 5 days ago
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
- Key experience: Application security, Threat Modelling, API Security, DevSecOps, Pipeline security, Infrastructure security, AuthN/Z, Encryption, Key Management, Data discovery and encryption, SIEM, CSPM, CWPP, Access Controls, Container Security
- Industry security standards and frameworks (OWASP, NIST CIS, FED Ramp, ISO, SOX etc.).Experience designing Architectures based on Security Standards and threat model the designs to identify issues and design mitigating controls.
- Develop and maintain security architecture patterns, reference architectures, design principles, and security standards aligned with enterprise security requirements.
- Define security controls for CI/CD pipelines, Infrastructure as Code (IaC), and DevSecOps processes.
- Design and implement policy-as-code controls using technologies such as Terraform Sentinel and related cloud governance and security tooling.
- Establish automated controls based on CIS Benchmarks, NIST frameworks, OWASP guidance, and enterprise security standards.3. Threat Modeling:
- Experience Threat Modeling using industry frameworks and experience evaluating security controls for AI aplications and Platforms
- Deep expertise in STRIDE, attack trees, abuse/misuse cases, data-flow and trust-boundary analysis.
- Experience threat modeling complex applications, APIs, cloud, SaaS, and distributed architectures.
- Strong expertise in Application/API Security, IAM/AuthN/AuthZ, Data Security, Encryption/Key Management, DevSecOps, Container Security, and Cloud Security.
- Experience translating identified threats into architectural security controls.
- AWS advanced Certification (Professional, Specialty)
- Certified Information Systems Security Professional (CISSP)
- Certified Cloud Security Professional (CCSP) or equivalent
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