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SC Cleared Cyber Security Consultant - Data at Rest Investigation

Romsey
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SC Cleared Cybersecurity Consultant / 6 months / Inisde IR35 / 3-5 days per week (Southampton) 

We’re seeking an experienced Cybersecurity Consultant to lead an investigation into data at rest following system resets. This is a hands-on, technically demanding role focused on low-level system analysis and secure data handling.

You’ll be working on a short-term project with potential for extension, contributing to a high-impact security initiative involving trusted execution environments and cryptographic processes.

Key Responsibilities
Investigate and analyse data at rest post-reset across secure systems.
Conduct low-level Linux and hardware analysis.
Collaborate with internal teams to assess and improve data security posture.
Document findings and provide actionable recommendations.
Role Requirements:

Active SC Clearance.
Strong experience with Linux (low-level) and C/C++.
Solid understanding of data security, particularly data at rest.
Familiarity with Trusted Execution Environments (TEEs) such as TrustZone or Intel SGX.Desirable: 

Experience in digital forensics and hardware analysis.
Knowledge of cryptographic processes and secure system design.
DV Clearance If you are interested in this role, please apply or email your latest CV to (url removed) ASAP!

SC Cleared Cybersecurity Consultant / 6 months / Inisde IR35 / 3-5 days per week (Southampton)

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