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The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) is seeking a Security Architect to lead secure architecture design across large-scale digital services used by millions. You will guide secure-by-design approaches, collaborate with agile teams, and produce artefacts that support governance and secure engineering practices.
You'll influence senior stakeholders, shape architecture standards, and mentor colleagues to grow organisational security capability within the Corporate Centre Services function.
As our Security Architect, you will use your technical knowledge, architecture design knowledge and development skills to help secure services used by millions of people against cyber threats. DWP is a huge and complex organisation. We have unique architectural and security challenges that you won't find in other roles. The reason for this vacancy is for a security architect to provide advice and guidance to this team. This role will involve our Corporate Centre Services function. We also welcome applications from candidates from a range of backgrounds including those with academic, consultancy and military experience, who hold a Certified Information Systems Security Professional (CISSP) certification or a Master's degree in Information Security or willing to work towards obtaining either qualification as this will support your career development. The Security Architect will provide guidance and advice ranging from scoping IT Health Checks, providing guidance in risk assessment, providing security guidance, checking the cloud posture management platform for vulnerabilities. Each team is made up of a number of architects, so relationships will need to be built with other teams, the security community and the design authority. Key responsibilities include: