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Security Consultant – Financial Services (Inside IR35) - £650/day - London

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Security Consultant – Financial Services (Inside IR35) - £650/day - London
Location: London / Hybrid — very occasional travel into the office, with flexibility to attend when required
Contract: 6 months (Inside IR35)
Rate: £650/day
I'm working with a confidential client in the Financial Services sector to find an experienced Security Consultant to join their team on a 6-month contract.
The Role
This is a trusted-advisor role sitting across Product, Engineering and Architecture, embedding secure-by-design principles into delivery without slowing teams down. You'll lead secure design reviews and threat modelling for key solutions, provide clear and actionable security guidance, and apply CIS-aligned security NFRs and patterns across cloud, identity and application security — all within a structured governance lifecycle aligned to Design Authority and CAB.
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Key Responsibilities
- Act as a trusted security advisor to Product, Engineering and Architecture within a Financial Services environment
- Embed secure-by-design principles across delivery
- Lead secure design reviews and threat modelling (STRIDE preferred)
- Provide clear, actionable security guidance aligned to delivery
- Apply CIS-aligned security NFRs and patterns across cloud, identity and application security
- Support teams implementing security within the SDLC
- Align with Design Authority (DA) and CAB, delivering assurance and confirmation outcomes
- Identify and drive remediation of security technical debt with clear ownership and timelines
- Build strong stakeholder relationships through pragmatic, outcome-focused advice


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What We're Looking For
- Proven background in Financial Services or another heavily regulated environment (essential)
- An architecture-oriented profile — comfortable operating at a design/solution level, not just tactical delivery
- Hands-on threat modelling experience, STRIDE preferred
- Strong knowledge of Azure security, IAM, and application/API security
- Experience embedding security within Agile delivery teams / SDLC
- Comfortable working with Design Authority (DA) and CAB governance
- Relevant certifications: CISSP, CISM, SC-100 or equivalent
If this sounds like a fit, get in touch for more details — client name is confidential at this stage but I can share more once we've had an initial conversation.
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