Cybersecurity

Cybersecurity specialists, embedded in your team.

Security engineers, analysts and compliance specialists, employed by Digisize and working under your direction.

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Roles

Roles we place in security teams.

A general guide, not a complete list. If the role you need is not here, ask.

  • Security engineers

    Engineers who design, build and maintain the controls that protect your systems and data.

  • Security operations analysts

    Analysts who monitor your environment, investigate alerts and lead the response.

  • Cloud security engineers

    Specialists who secure your cloud accounts, workloads and configuration.

  • Identity and access specialists

    Specialists who manage who can reach what, across your systems and suppliers.

  • Governance, risk and compliance

    Specialists who map your controls to the standards you answer to and prepare you for audit.

  • Penetration testers

    Testers who probe your applications and networks for weaknesses and report what to fix.

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Stack

The tools and standards these roles work with.

Grouped by discipline, and not the whole list. If your stack is not here, ask.

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Engagements

One person, a whole team, or someone to lead it.

However you engage us, the specialist is our employee and works under your direction.

One specialist

One senior person for one gap in your team, working in your tools and your routines.

A cross-functional team

Several specialists placed together when a project needs more than one discipline.

Senior technical leadership

A lead who sets direction for a program and works alongside your own managers.