Cyber SME

London
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Role Title: Cyber SME

Location: Remote (very occasional travel to London)

Duration: 6 months contract

Rate: £600 per day inside ir35

eSC (enhanced SC) security clearance is required for this role.

Role Description:

I am looking for an experienced Cyber Subject Matter Expert (SME) to support the delivery and operational maturity of security capabilities across cloud and enterprise environments. The successful candidate will provide technical leadership and hands-on expertise across core cyber technologies, cloud security tooling, and vulnerability management processes.

Expereince required:

SIEM and logging platforms such as Splunk and Elastic
Microsoft security tooling including Defender suite and O365 security services
Security controls across both AWS and Azure environments
Proven experience in Vulnerability Management, including:
Deployment and configuration of vulnerability management tooling
Identification, prioritisation, and remediation of vulnerabilities
Operating vulnerability management processes across both AWS and Azure
Solid understanding of cloud security architecture and controls in hybrid or multi-cloud environments.
Ideally, experience in:
Identity and Access Management (IAM)
Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) and certificate management
Strong stakeholder engagement skills with the ability to explain technical cyber risks clearly to both technical and non-technical audiences.

If you are interested in this role or wish to apply, please feel free to submit your CV

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