Security Architect | Microsoft & Multi-Vendor Security
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Job description
- Design and document high-level and low-level security architectures, ensuring alignment with organizational standards and compliance requirements.
- Develop and execute security implementation strategies that effectively integrate diverse vendor solutions with Microsoft security ecosystems.
- Lead the architectural planning and deployment of Microsoft Intune and Microsoft Defender to enhance endpoint and cloud security posture.
- Create detailed technical documentation and architectural blueprints to guide engineering teams and stakeholders.
- Serve as a trusted technical advisor to clients, providing expert consultation on security challenges and solution optimization.
- Engineer secure integration patterns that unify multi-vendor security tools into a cohesive defense-in-depth framework.
- Oversee the translation of business security needs into actionable technical designs and implementation roadmaps.
Requirements
- Minimum of 10+ years of professional experience in information security, with a focus on architecture and engineering.
- Deep expertise in Microsoft security technologies, specifically Microsoft Intune, Microsoft Sentinel, and Microsoft Defender.
- Proven track record in designing and implementing multi-vendor security integrations within complex enterprise environments.
- Advanced proficiency in Security Engineering principles and the ability to construct secure, resilient system architectures.
- Strong capability in producing comprehensive High-Level Design (HLD) and Low-Level Design (LLD) documentation.
- Demonstrated experience in formulating and executing Security Architecture and Implementation Strategies.
- Excellent client-facing consulting skills with the ability to communicate complex security concepts to non-technical stakeholders.
- Background in delivering IT Services solutions with a focus on security architecture and risk mitigation.
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