Enterprise Security Architect
About the role
- Serve as the primary cybersecurity liaison between business units, project teams, technology teams, vendors, and enterprise architecture* Architect and design security controls for applications, systems, processes, and technology solutions* Provide guidance on cybersecurity requirements, approved technologies, architectural standards, and security best practices* Develop and maintain security standards, reference architectures, technical requirements, and implementation patterns across IT, OT, cloud, and hybrid environments* Participate in architecture reviews, risk assessments, vulnerability assessments, penetration testing reviews, threat assessments, and compliance evaluations* Identify security vulnerabilities, architectural deficiencies, and control gaps and help prioritize remediation efforts* Ensure solutions support compliance with applicable cybersecurity requirements, including NIST CSF, NERC CIP, TSA Security Directives, DFARS, SOX, and PCI* Translate complex cybersecurity policies and requirements into clear, actionable guidance for technical and business teams
- Security Architecture background with strong focus on infrastructure security across both IT and OT* Experience with OT environments, including device connectivity, encryption and integrations* Ability to evaluate sensor/device configurations, data movement, connectivity, and vendor solutions against established security standards* Strong communication skills and ability to work across vendors, internal technical teams, risk, governance, and compliance stakeholders Job Type ContractCompensation80 - $80
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