Endpoint Security /CrowdStrike Engineer / 6 months / Heathrow

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My client, a globally recognized IT multinational, is looking for a Endpoint Security /CrowdStrike Engineer – L3 to work on an initial 6 month contract in their office near Heathrow 2 or 3 days a week

Duties include:

·Helps identify ongoing software, technologies, and training needs for Information Security Engineers to ensure efficient use of available technology and effectively communicates these to Information Security Leadership

·Demonstrates initiative through motivating and facilitating the information security squad to review, improve and implement needed process, best practices, and technologies

·Negotiates and collaborates with diverse product development and solution delivery teams to bring consensus

·Works directly with Development Operations and Platform Operations for troubleshooting of Endpoint solution issues

·Performs information security risk assessments on new and complex architectures

·Management and accountability of policies for Endpoint security technologies

·Assess security risk, controls, and compliance in a variety of situations, architectures, and solutions

·Regularly influence people without having direct management authority and motivating them to successfully complete tasks within required timelines

·Support investigation of Critical incidents on 24*7 on call support.

If interested, please apply with your most recent CV

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