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Forsyth Barnes Consultancy leads the security architecture function for a major retail and distribution group in Dubai, shaping standards across cloud, on-premises and hybrid environments. The Lead Security Enterprise Architect translates business risk into secure architectural solutions and oversees secure integrations for e-commerce and POS platforms.
The role includes guiding threat modeling, security pattern development and executive-level briefings to stakeholders amid a demanding regional
Our client operates a long-established retail and distribution group across the Middle East, specialising in beauty, fashion and gift categories. The organisation manages omnichannel retail, wholesale distribution and marketing services across multiple regional markets, supporting complex product portfolios and extensive partner networks. Technology underpins customer experience, merchandising, and logistics, and the security function protects high-volume transactions, customer data and brand integrity.
The Lead Security Enterprise Architect will define and implement an enterprise-wide security architecture that protects critical retail systems while enabling commercial growth. The role requires shaping security standards, secure design patterns and technical roadmaps across cloud, on-premises and hybrid environments. The successful candidate will translate business risk into architectural solutions, advise on secure integrations for e-commerce and point-of-sale systems, and ensure security is embedded in major programmes and vendor engagements. Success will be measured by reduced operational risk, improved security maturity and secure delivery of strategic initiatives.
This position offers a strategic security leadership opportunity within a mature regional retail and distribution organisation. Candidates who have protected transactional platforms, led cloud migrations or managed vendor‑integrated solutions will be given priority. The role is based in Dubai and will involve regular collaboration with regional stakeholders and cross‑functional teams.