Security Solutions Architect
Security Solutions Architect
Posted 4 days ago
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
- Providing a security service steer to the program, on security related matters.
- Ownership and definition of the security scope/architecture for a variety of projects deployed globally
- Drive security requirements, architectures, patterns and approaches via the company's processes.
- Day to day engagement with development teams to advise and consult on security matters
- Work closely with project teams, DevOps teams to ensure solution complies with baseline security requirements
- Removing impediments for the successful delivery of the security related solutions
- Provide technical security input as required by the security policy development team.
- Coordination of technical design/review activities with various segments within the Security team.
- Accountable for ensuring that key risks and issues are identified, addressed and resolved in a manner that satisfies the business.
- Accountable for ensuring residual risk is captured and owners are identified and accept the risks.
- Knowledge and Capabilities:
- Appreciation of wider information security related principles, likely to be gained in industry or from a consultancy background.
- Proven experience in cloud security solution, Azure hands on experience preferred
- Security Services
- Knowledge of Cloud fundamentals - Design Patterns, Shared Security, Monitoring.
- Experience with cloud-based security controls (secure web gateway, next gen firewall, cloud access security broker).Strong background in defining security requirements across network, database, operating system and application.
- Good understanding of security testing process SAST/DAST/Vulnerability Assessments/DevSecOps pipeline/Pen testing etc.
- Knowledge on security solutions such as IDS/IPS, secure remote access, firewalls, encryption, secure protocols, data protection, data loss prevention and identity management solutions.
- Strong knowledge of data and information flows, information governance, network protocols.
- Knowledge of security hardening techniques and policy development, particularly operating system hardening (e.g. Windows, UNIX, Oracle).Experience in integration with a SIEM, or working within a system monitoring environment.
- Experience in vulnerability and risk management processes.
- Experience of incorporating security controls at each stage of the software development lifecycle process
- Experience of designing and managing security controls within service providers and the cloud.
- Proven track record of successfully delivering business requirements to time and budget constraints.
- Familiar with contract management, ensuring security controls are referenced within the agreement.
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