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Security Engineer

LA International Computer Consultants
Greater London
4 weeks ago
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Role: 5 x Security engineer
Rate: Inside IR35
Location: 3 days a week onsite in London
Duration: 6-months initially

Role description:
Cyber Security Designs, Strategies, and Security Patterns, data security and compliance by implementing GCP, Azure security best practices, managing IAM roles and permissions, GCP, Azure environments by implementing robust security controls, encryption, and access management policies

Key responsibilities:
Each team that owns a security control has been responsible for creating the format they use to guide the consumers of that control

1.Engineering Guardrails that help security control users identify the strategic solution to meet their use case and map to the appropriate engineering pattern
a. Depending on the type of security control, the security control users would know the use case they need to meet, the technology they are using, and the environment it's needed it.

2.Engineering Patterns tell the security control users how to use the required control on the technology/platform they are using and for each environment/datacentre. Many of the engineering patterns will be the same regardless of the technology/platform or environment/datacentre. But when those variables do impact HOW a user onboards a given security control, patterns specific to their overall use case is required.
Each technology that is used to meet security use cases will have engineering patt...

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