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Anson McCade

Security Architect

England
£100k/yr
Posted about 22 hours ago
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Cyber Security Architect

UK Wide | Hybrid / Client-Facing | £100,000 + 10–15% Bonus | BPSS & SC

I’m working with a leading global consultancy to find a Cyber Security Architect to join a growing security architecture team, working on highly sensitive and technically complex transformation programmes.

This is a strong opportunity for an experienced security specialist who wants to move into a broader architecture role, with exposure to high-profile Government and enterprise programmes.

The Role

You’ll work alongside Solution and Technical Architects to define and deliver security architecture across complex IT and operational technology environments.

You’ll be involved in:

  • Security architecture and design for complex transformation programmes
  • Threat modelling and defining security requirements
  • Risk and threat-based security advice
  • Working with Information Assurance and Penetration Testing teams
  • Security controls, protective monitoring and authentication/authorisation
  • Applying frameworks including NIST, ISO and CIS
  • Communicating complex security decisions to technical and senior stakeholders

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What’s on Offer?

  • Up to £100,000 basic salary
  • 10–15% bonus
  • Associate Manager level
  • UK-wide opportunity
  • Exposure to highly sensitive and technically challenging programmes
  • Strong technical training and career development
  • 25 days holiday + additional benefits
  • Opportunity to work across enterprise IT and OT environments

What We’re Looking For

You don’t necessarily need to have held a Security Architect title previously. Strong technical security specialists with experience across areas such as:

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  • Networking & OT
  • Cloud & containerisation
  • On-premises architecture & virtualisation
  • Databases & LLMs
  • Application & mobile security

You’ll also need experience with threat modelling, security requirements, risk-based security advice and frameworks such as NIST, ISO or CIS.

Security clearance is essential, with the role requiring BPSS and SC. Specific client requirements include 5 years continuous UK address history and British passport with no dual nationality.

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Drop me a message and I can talk you through the role, projects and wider package.

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