Cyber Security Consultant

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£700 - £800 per day Inside IR35

6 month contract with strong potential for extension

Remote with occasional travel to Portsmouth (1 – 2 times per month)


We have a brilliant opportunity to join an industry-leading utility company based in the Southeast. They are going through a period of growth, undergoing multiple digital, and tech transformations. As a UK Critical National Infrastructure provider, Information Security is an integral part of their business operation, so this role is critical to the business.


The organisation is at the start of a major transformation and requires an experiencedSecurity Assurance contractorwith specialist skills, proven experience in delivering assurance in an AWS environment, andstrong business acumen.


We are looking for candidates with proven experience in:

  • Delivering security assurance within an AWS environment
  • Conducting risk assessments and managing third-party risk
  • Working with Salesforce
  • Supporting business transformation initiatives
  • Demonstrating strong business acumen, with a clear understanding of how cybersecurity impacts the wider business
  • Engaging effectively with stakeholders at all levels


It would be a bonus if you had experience of working with Oracle.


Please apply directly with a CV and if suitable we will be in touch to provide more information.

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