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A leading technology consulting firm in Abingdon seeks a Cyber Security Specialist to enhance their security posture. The role involves managing security architecture, risk assessments, and ensuring compliance with frameworks like ISO 27001. Ideal candidates will have strong certifications in cybersecurity and experience with infrastructure security. This position offers the opportunity to work within hybrid environments and influence security practices across the organization.
UKAEA's mission is to lead the delivery of sustainable fusion energy and maximise scientific and economic impact. The Computing Division underpins this mission by delivering secure, scalable, and innovative digital solutions across scientific computing, modelling, simulation, software engineering, business systems, data acquisition, and core IT services.
Within the Computing Division, the Enterprise Infrastructure Solutions unit is responsible for the design, delivery, and management of centrally supported IT infrastructure and applications. This includes enterprise compute platforms, data networks, UNIX/Linux/Windows environments, cloud services, data centres, commercial software solutions, and end-user support across all UKAEA sites.
The Cyber Security Specialist plays a pivotal role in advancing UKAEA's hybrid digital estate, encompassing enterprise IT, operational technology (OT), and research platforms. This role sits within the Information & Cyber Security Group and provides subject matter expertise in security architecture, cyber risk governance, and assurance frameworks. This is a cross‑functional role with both advisory and hands‑on responsibilities, focusing on security assurance, risk management and supporting architecture reviews, vulnerability management, risk assessments, cyber defence posture, driving technical assurance, and embedding risk‑aligned security controls across IT and OT systems and secure‑by‑design practices. You will work across hybrid environments including cloud, infrastructure, applications, and OT systems. You will be responsible for designing and advising on security architecture patterns, reviewing and maintaining risk registers, leading assurance assessments, and embedding security controls across infrastructure and platforms. You will also guide teams in applying secure‑by‑design principles and support both internal audit and external compliance efforts including Gov Assure, CAF, ISO 27001, and Cyber Essentials (CE and CE+) while supporting the secure operation of core services. The role requires strong stakeholder engagement, technical depth, and a sound understanding of UK‑specific cyber risk frameworks. You will help shape and maintain a secure posture across UKAEA.
A degree in Cybersecurity, Information Technology, or a STEM subject (or equivalent experience).
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