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Cyber Security Architect

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Cyber Security Architect
£70,000 + Benefits
Hybrid | London | 2 Days Per Week On Site
Our client is a rapidly growing cyber security and managed technology services provider delivering secure digital workplace solutions to UK Government and highly regulated organisations.
Due to continued growth, they are seeking an experienced Cyber Security Architect to play a key role in the design and assurance of secure end-user computing environments used within critical public sector services.
This is an opportunity to influence security strategy, shape modern Zero Trust architectures and work on large-scale programmes that directly support national services.
What You'll Be Doing
- Design secure end-user computing and developer device solutions
- Lead threat modelling and architecture risk assessments
- Define Zero Trust security controls and secure identity architectures
- Secure CI/CD and DevSecOps environments
- Support accreditation and governance activities
- Collaborate with engineering, operations and assurance teams
- Act as the security authority across key delivery programmes
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What We're Looking For
- Experience as a Security Architect, Cyber Security Architect or similar
- Strong knowledge of Zero Trust security models
- Experience within Government or highly regulated environments
- Knowledge of endpoint security across Windows, MacOS and Linux
- Experience with Intune, Jamf, Workspace ONE or similar tools
- Understanding of EDR, SIEM and device management technologies
- Experience securing Azure, AWS or SaaS environments
- Ability to communicate effectively with technical and business stakeholders
- Active SC Clearance (or eligible)


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Desirable
- CISSP
- CISM
- SABSA
- Azure Security Certifications
- AWS Security Certifications
Benefits
- Salary up to £70,000
- Hybrid working (2 days onsite)
- £3,000 annual training budget
- Professional certifications supported
- Long-term career progression
- Inclusive and collaborative culture
- Work on nationally important programmes
- Modern London offices
If you're looking to shape security architecture within a growing organisation delivering critical public sector services, we'd love to speak with you. Click apply or reach out to matthew.lannen@infosecpeople.co.uk
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