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      <pubDate>Tue, 13 Oct 2026 11:52:14 GMT</pubDate>
      <description>Location: Bletchley | Salary: 500.00-500.00 Daily | Type: Contract | Security EngineerUp to 550/day (Outside IR35)Milton Keynes - 2x per week onsite6-month contract We are representing a well-known insurance company currently undergoing a business-wide transformation programme. As the organisation moves from on-premise to a cloud-based environment, the need for an improved security posture is mission critical. As the Security Engineer, you''ll be focused primarily on hands-on engineering work, with some strategic responsibilities, and reporting directly into the CISO. You will be working across 2 key transformation programmes, so adaptability, proactivity, and the ability to manage multiple workstreams is vital. We are looking for:Proven experience in a hands-on Security engineering positionExtensive experience across the Microsoft E5 Security technologies - Sentinel, Entra ID, Defender, etcA good understanding of IAM and PAMThe ability to work across multiple data/ERP platforms - prior knowledge of Salesforce, Snowflake, MuleSoft, etc is beneficialA background within Financial Services or a regulated industry It would be a bonus if you had:Experience integrating security tooling into SaaS environmentsExperience with SIEM integrations If this sounds...</description>
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