Security Consultant (Cybersecurity, Microsoft, Cisco, Palo Alto, Threat Intelligence)

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Security Consultant (Cybersecurity, Microsoft, Cisco, Palo Alto, Threat Intelligence) – High-impact, remote-first role delivering enterprise-grade security solutions.

A Security Consultant (Cybersecurity, Microsoft, Cisco, Palo Alto, Threat Intelligence) is needed by a fast-moving systems integrator delivering full-stack IT solutions – hardware, software, cloud, and consulting – to commercial and public sector clients.
This role is a mix of design and architecture, and implementation and deployment in a security-focused business that's scaling fast and investing heavily in talent.

You must have:
· Experience with IT Security, ideally from a consultancy background
· Experience designing and delivering full security programmes
· Strong understanding of vulnerability management and threat intelligence
· Hands-on experience with Microsoft, Cisco, Palo Alto, Juniper, and Qualys
· Certifications like CISSP, CISM, CEH (or working towards)

The business invests in you – there's a dedicated L&D team, plenty of internal training, and clear career routes into new technical areas. If you want to move into another part of the business long term, they’ll support it.

The job:
You’ll handle pre-sales scoping, build roadmaps, define scopes of work, and lead on project delivery. Expect to work closely with colleagues across Modern Workplace, Networking, and Public Cloud teams. You'll be delivering end-to-end security projects and working in a fully remote consulting team.

Why apply?
· Remote-first setup – site visits only when needed
· Exposure to high-level, enterprise security projects
· Strong focus on Microsoft and multi-vendor environments
· Real training and internal mobility – not just lip service
· Security clearance support offered if needed

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