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Cybersecurity Solutions Architect

Posted 3 days ago

optomiBaltimore (MD)

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About the role

Cybersecurity Solution Architect
Location: Washington DC - Baltimore Area
Onsite/Hybrid/Remote: Hybrid (Looking for someone who can make occasional visits to the client's office, no more than once a week, but more realistically once every few weeks.)The Cybersecurity Solution Architect will provide architecture guidance across the program, working closely with Enterprise Architecture, Cyber, Data and Technology teams to drive the right cyber architecture outcomes and accelerate secure integration and transition.
Key responsibilities include: Develop and maintain cyber solution design patterns aligned to enterprise cyber strategy, standards and principles. Lead cross-functional architecture workshops for the integration of cyber products/driving a secure by design approach. Assess the acquired cyber landscape, identifying capabilities, dependencies, gaps, risks, technical debt and opportunities for improvement. Develop pragmatic technology integration, transition approaches, and roadmaps across the cyber domain. Challenge approaches and assumptions to ensure solutions deliver the right architectural outcomes, rather than introducing technical debt across the technology landscape. Develop architecture options, trade-offs and recommendations and support architecture decision-making and governance. Work with solution architects, product and engineering teams to ensure approved patterns are consistently applied. Identify opportunities to standardize, simplify and automate the cyber architecture approach.

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