Global Cyber Security Consulting Lead

Birmingham
2 months ago
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I am recruiting for a Cyber Security Consultant for an international company who are investing heavily into their technology estate.

This role sits at a global level and will act as the go-to cyber security authority, supporting projects and teams to ensure security best practice is applied consistently across the business. This is not a people-management role, but a senior, hands-on position with real influence.

You'll work closely with technical and non-technical stakeholders, consulting on security design, tooling, and policy, while helping to define and roll out global cyber standards.

Key areas include:

Cloud security with a strong focus on Azure
Identity & Access Management, MFA, encryption, and network security
Advising on secure architecture and best practice
Working with third-party vendors and global teams
Presenting and communicating cyber security approaches clearly

Experience in retail, travel, or other distributed environments (e.g. POS systems, payments, in-store technology) is advantageous.

This is a great opportunity for a senior cyber professional who enjoys being hands-on, acting as an advisor, and shaping how cyber security is delivered at scale.

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