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David Careers

Cloud Security Consultant

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tata consultancy servicesAddison (TX)
Computer Systems AnalystsComputer Systems Design Services

SENIORITY

Lead

SALARY

$100,000 - $120,000 per year

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About the role

Cloud Security Consultant Support Cloud Governance & Approval (CGA) and Security Process Integration (SPI) activities, ensuring alignment to defined metrics, reporting requirements, and operational standards. Document and maintain cloud security processes, procedures, guidebooks, and playbooks to support consistent governance and operational execution. Identify opportunities to automate existing manual processes, improving efficiency, scalability, and accuracy of cloud security operations. Perform risk reviews of cloud environments, including gathering and validating evidence to support informed decisions to approve or deny CGA requests. Conduct quality assurance (QA) reviews for Azure and AWS CGA cases to ensure alignment with approved services, workloads, and environmental security standards. Support high-volume governance operations, managing over 2,000+ Azure and AWS policy evaluations monthly, ensuring adherence to expanding cloud controls and SPI performance metrics. Maintain and enhance cloud control libraries for AWS and Azure by capturing new controls and documenting updates or changes to existing policies. Execute and support SPI processes, including tracking, measuring, and reporting on key security metrics and governance outcomes.
Salary Range: $100,000-$120,000 a year
Location: Addison, TX

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