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Security Engineer

Adeptis Group
City of London
4 days ago
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Security Engineer Contractor – Immediate Start

Remote with occasional on-site (if required)

£430 - £500 Per Day OUTSIDE IR35


We’re supporting a consultancy on an urgent Security Engineering engagement for one of their key customers. This is a hands-on, generalist role supporting a Transformation programme - ideal for someone who enjoys variety and getting stuck in. There’s also strong potential for further work across other customers following this initial engagement.


The scope includes:

  • Supporting a dev team moving from Azure DevOps to GitHub
  • Implementing API Manager and software inventory allowlisting
  • Investigating and remediating unrestricted 365 add-ins
  • Leading and supporting forensic investigations (mail bombs, data exfiltration etc.)
  • Handling a variety of incident response tasks
  • Responding to ad hoc requests from the Transformation team
  • Transferring knowledge to the internal team and maintaining security standards


What we’re looking for:

  • Broad security engineering experience across cloud and Microsoft environments
  • Strong incident response and forensic investigation skills
  • Able to lead investigations, deliver independently, and pick things up quickly
  • Familiarity with Microsoft’s security stack (Defender, Sentinel, Purview etc.) is a bonus

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