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Security Architect / Technical Design Authority

Farringdon
4 weeks ago
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Security Architect

We are looking for a Security Architect with an insurance background who can review a technical solution to ensure its fit for purpose…. You will be working closely with solutions experts, third party suppliers to make a significant contribution to the overall technical design.   

You will need experience of network security solutions, cybersecurity, IAM, ITIL and Service Management as well as strong compliance and governance, such as GDPR. 

Required Skills and Experience: 

Strong background in IT Security design, ability to look over blueprints and make suggested technical changes to meet business needs. 

Strong knowledge of the insurance industry

Strong background in vulnerability management with strong Tenalbe or Qualys. 

Strong knowledge of Cybersecurity, IDAM, IAM and overall security frameworks. 

Strong knowledge if compliance and governance around GDPR/DORA and other industry regulations

Strong knowledge of network security with a Cisco environment with any certifications a real advantage

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