Security Consultant
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A Security Consultant is crucial to engaging with our customers to improve their security posture through deploying key security projects and CoE engagements. You will be expected to deploy key Security technologies across the Microsoft Security product portfolio such as Sentinel, Purview, Entra and Endpoint Manager., Delivery of Professional Services engagements deploying security solutions for our customers.
Provide advice and guidance on customer security roadmaps to our Security CoE customers.
Executing on Technical Cyber Security engagements.
Staying up to date on industry trends to enable sound advice to our customers.
Providing Subject Matter Expertise to colleagues in the Delivery Function around Microsoft Technologies.
Requirements
You will be a technical expert in key security technologies with the ability to communicate complexity to customers in an easy-to-understand way. You will be passionate about the impact of security technologies and keep up to date on the Microsoft Security product portfolio.
Strong communication skills to effectively convey security concepts, findings, and recommendations to both technical and non-technical stakeholders.
Please note that this role requires eligibility for Security Clearance (SC). Applicants should typically be able to demonstrate five years of verifiable residency history and must successfully pass the relevant government vetting checks.
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