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Contract Role: Security Engineer – ForgeRock (IAM & Cloud Security) Location: London (Hybrid – 2 days onsite) Rate: Up to £800/day (PAYE) Duration: 6 months Start Date: 21 April 2025 IR35 Status: PAYEA top-tier financial services organisation is seeking a Security Engineer with deep expertise in ForgeRock IAM and cloud security. You’ll be leading efforts to secure large-scale identity platforms, automate security workflows, and embed “security by design” into DevSecOps.Key Skills & Responsibilities:5+ years with ForgeRock IAM stack: PingGateway, PingAM, PingIDM, PingDSAdvanced cloud security knowledge (AWS CLI, security controls, policies)Strong experience with PKI, HSMs, certificate lifecycle managementProficiency in penetration testing, threat modeling, and vulnerability managementAutomating security with GitLab CI/CD, Chef, AWS CLICollaborating with CISO, engineering, and product teams on secure architectureCompletion of ForgeRock 4xx-level training or certificationBonus:Experience with PKI-based self-sovereign identityHands-on coding in JavaScript, Java, or PythonApply now to join a critical security initiative protecting millions of customers and shaping IAM best practices at enterprise scale.

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