Data Loss Prevention (DLP) Consultant

Role Overview

This role is responsible for delivering and operationalizing data protection capabilities across enterprise environments, covering infrastructure provisioning, security software deployment, system integrations, and documentation for steady-state operations.

The successful candidate will work closely with technology and business stakeholders, acting as a subject matter expert in data security and protection while ensuring solutions are scalable, secure, and aligned with organizational risk appetite.

Key Responsibilities

• Support Data Protection initiatives by provisioning computing resources, installing and configuring security tools, managing network and firewall requests, and handling account provisioning activities.

• Perform backend system integrations including SSO, SIEM, SOAR, MyAccess, and DataDog.

• Produce and maintain operational documentation to support solution handover and ongoing support.

• Assess existing enterprise security architecture and identify opportunities for improvement to address emerging cybersecurity threats.

• Balance business objectives with cybersecurity, information security, and technology requirements in line with the organization’s defined risk tolerance.

• Evaluate cybersecurity solutions through proof-of-value and proof-of-concept activities, followed by solution design, build, and implementation of enterprise-grade security systems.

• Define and document integrated security operating models to ensure efficiency, scalability, and long-term sustainability.

• Act as a trusted cybersecurity advisor, working closely with technology teams and business stakeholders on data protection and security engineering matters.

Requirements & Technical Expertise

• Hands-on experience in implementing and operationalizing data security solutions and data protection, for both structured and unstructured data, specifically:

  - Data discovery, classification, and labelling

  - Data encryption, masking, tokenization

  - Data Loss Prevention (DLP)

  - Enterprise Digital Rights Management / Information Rights Management

  - Privacy Enhancing Technologies and Confidential Computing

  - Key and certificate management

  - Hardware Security Modules (HSM)