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# Security Architect

- **Company:** SCRM CONSULTING INC
- **Location:** United States
- **Experience:** Expert
- **Contract:** Permanent contract
- **Skills:** Microsoft Security Essentials, Microsoft Office, Security Information and Event Management, SC Clearance
- **Published:** October 3, 2026
- **Apply:** https://computerjobs.com/us/en/mob/job/B1D79016CD906C4253

## About the Role

* Active SC Clearance - mandatory for this role
 * Demonstrable experience as a Senior Security Architect, ideally within large-scale, multi-tier (local/regional/national) delivery programmes
 * Strong working knowledge of Microsoft security tooling, SIEM platforms, and identity services
 * Experience assessing centralisation risk and multi-tenant/shared service architecture models
 * Familiarity with the Cyber Assessment Framework (CAF) and wider UK government security frameworks
 * Strong analytical and risk-assessment skills, with the ability to translate complex technical findings into clear architecture recommendations
 * Experience working within public sector or similarly regulated environments

## Description

We are looking for a Senior Security Architect to assess and define the baseline security architecture underpinning a major programme spanning local, regional and national delivery models. This is a hands-on architectural assessment role - evaluating options, surfacing risks, and producing clear, actionable recommendations that inform how security is designed and delivered at scale., * Assess baseline security architecture requirements across the programme

 * Evaluate architecture options for local, regional and national delivery models
 * Assess security tooling dependencies, with particular focus on Microsoft security, SIEM, and identity services
 * Identify architectural risks associated with centralisation
 * Assess technical feasibility of proposed approaches
 * Assess multi-tenant and shared service approaches
 * Identify dependencies and technical constraints across the architecture
 * Produce clear, well-evidenced architecture recommendations
 * Map Microsoft Suite alignment to the Cyber Assessment Framework (CAF) and wider government security frameworks