Cyber Security Cloud Architect - Advanced Threat Response
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As an ATR Architect , you’ll design and evolve advanced threat detection and response capabilities across cloud, network, and endpoint environments. You’ll work closely with cross-functional teams to deliver scalable, secure solutions.
What you’ll be doing
- Leading vendor evaluations, POCs, and tool selection
- Designing integrations, workflows, and security data pipelines
- Supporting red/purple team activity and adversary simulation
- Translating findings into practical security controls
- Managing onboarding, tuning, and lifecycle of security tools
- Ensuring solutions meet security, risk, and compliance standards
Requirements
Do you have experience in SIEM?, Are you passionate about staying ahead of cyber threats and working with cutting-edge security tools? This is a great opportunity to join a major cyber security transformation programme where you’ll help shape how advanced threats are detected and managed., Essential
- Strong experience in security engineering, architecture, or offensive security
- Hands-on experience deploying and evaluating security tools
- Strong Linux and cloud (GCP/Azure) experience
- Understanding of frameworks like MITRE ATT&CK
- Experience integrating tools into SIEM and wider security environments
Nice to have
- Financial services experience
- Cloud certifications (GCP preferred)
- DevOps / CI-CD exposure
- Experience with tools like SafeBreach, BloodHound, or Microsoft EASM
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