[6071] Cyber Security Enterprise Architect

Start date: Negotiable
Clearance: NATO Secret or equivalent
Location: The Hague, Netherlands

Skills and requirements:

• Cyber Enterprise architect is a cyber security specialist that has a solid knowledge of both the cyber security area, ICT architecture, and how to use architecture to ensure that the applied cyber security supports the business objectives
• Preventive security measures such as endpoint protection, boundary protection, and identity and access management. Defensive security measures such as monitoring, correlation, detection, and response to security incidents
• Assessment of cyber security including risk management and vulnerability assessments. Sustainment of cyber security through continual improvement, governance processes, and design and implementation of cyber security systems
• Information collection, analysis, and reporting to ensure situational awareness
• The cyber enterprise architect shall have knowledge and experience (at least 3 years) in developing and applying ICT architectures in support of the business objectives in a service based context
• This shall include knowledge of one or more architectural frameworks, preferably TOGAF, the Archimate meta model and the NATO Architecture Framework
• The cyber enterprise architect shall hold relevant certifications in cyber security, such as Certified Information Security Manager (CISM), Certified Information Systems Security Professional (CISSP) or GIAC Security
• The cyber enterprise architect must have excellent communications skills, spoken and written, being able to clearly explain complicated technical matters to non-technical audiences
• Further, the cyber security architect must have good organizational, project, and programme management skills, as good leadership and interpersonal skills
• Cryptographic technologies including Public Key Infrastructure and key management
• Identity and access management
• Network monitoring and detection technologies
• Segmentation: Boundary protection (firewalls), on-premise and cloud-based equivalents