Tektora
Cyber Security Consultant

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Cyber Security Consultant – Threat Modelling & Security Architecture
Location: UK-based, with travel to Bristol, Manchester, North West England, and London for on-site work
Working Pattern: Hybrid with travel to client sites as required
Type: Permanent
Salary: £40,000 – £55,000
Clearance: UK National with active SC Clearance — this is a mandatory requirement
Company: Tektora, supporting an established Technology Consultancy
Tektora are supporting an established Technology Consultancy who are looking to speak with SC Cleared Cyber Security Consultants for a permanent opportunity delivering threat modelling and secure design across complex client environments.
Please note: active SC Clearance is essential for this role. Applications cannot be considered without it.
This role would suit someone with strong threat modelling and security architecture experience who has worked in a client-facing consultancy or advisory setting and is looking to develop further across security monitoring strategy, detection requirements, and secure-by-design delivery.
The Role
You Will Be Involved In
- Delivering threat modelling for complex systems, cloud environments, and enterprise architectures
- Running threat modelling workshops with technical and business stakeholders
- Reviewing solution architectures and performing system decomposition
- Conducting security risk assessments and producing practical, risk-based recommendations
- Developing security monitoring strategies, threat detection requirements, and security use cases
- Providing security guidance across multiple concurrent projects
- Supporting secure solution design and architecture review activity
- Working alongside Security Operations Centre and detection engineering teams
- Producing reports, documentation, and presentations for technical and senior audiences
- Engaging with technical specialists, project teams, and senior business stakeholders across secure environments
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Key Experience Required
- UK National with active SC Clearance — essential, non-negotiable
- Proven experience delivering threat modelling for complex systems, cloud environments, or enterprise architectures
- Experience working in a client-facing consultancy or advisory role, or providing security guidance across multiple projects
- Strong understanding of secure solution design, architecture review, and system decomposition
- Demonstrable experience conducting security risk assessments and producing risk-based recommendations
- Experience developing security monitoring strategies, threat detection requirements, and security use cases
- Hands-on exposure to SIEM tooling — Splunk preferred, though Sentinel, Elastic Security, CrowdStrike, or similar are acceptable
- Excellent workshop facilitation and stakeholder engagement skills
- Strong report writing, documentation, and presentation skills
- Comfortable travelling to Bristol, Manchester, the North West, and London when required


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Desirable Experience
- Experience delivering cyber security services within the UK public sector or other highly regulated environments
- Familiarity with government security principles, secure-by-design approaches, and risk management frameworks
- Knowledge of threat modelling methodologies such as STRIDE, PASTA, ATT&CK, or equivalent
- Experience working with Security Operations Centres and detection engineering teams
- Relevant certifications such as CISSP, SABSA, TOGAF, Microsoft Security, or CREST, although practical experience is valued more highly
Interested?
Tektora are looking to speak with SC Cleared Cyber Security Consultants who are open to permanent opportunities and keen to develop further across threat modelling, secure design, and security monitoring strategy.
Please apply with your CV, and we will be in touch to discuss the opportunity in more detail. Please note that active SC Clearance is a mandatory requirement for this position.
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