Information Security Architect
Pubblicato il 13-08-2026 - Iaawg in Bologna
Role and Responsibilities
The Information Security Architect is responsible for developing, implementing, and managing information security solutions across the entire organization. Reporting to the CISO, this role will act as a key point of reference for the delivery of information security projects across different operational areas.
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- Develop, implement, and manage information security initiatives in line with ISO 2700x, ISO 22301, SOC 2, CSA STAR, financial regulations (Circular 285, DORA, NIS2) and data protection legislation (GDPR).
- Design and contribute to the implementation and management of security solutions and components such as EDR/XDR, email security (anti‑phishing, protection and remediation processes), SASE, DLP, and Identity, ensuring proper configuration, integration, and fine‑tuning.
- Identify, assess, and effectively manage information security risks, translating them into technical requirements, measures, and implementable controls, while ensuring compliance with regulations and industry best practices.
- Collaborate with internal and external stakeholders to ensure regulatory compliance and effective information security risk management.
- Develop and maintain information security policies, procedures, and guidelines for the entire organization, supporting and promoting their adoption.
- Monitor security design and remediation initiatives, managing milestones, dependencies, and stakeholders.
- Deliver training and awareness initiatives across the organization on information security and security best practices.
- Support governance and audit activities (evidence collection, audit support, remediation activities, and documentation).
Requirements
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- STEM degree in Computer Science or related disciplines.
- At least 5 years of experience in technical cybersecurity roles (solution design and implementation).
- Strong knowledge of information security technologies and systems.
- Excellent understanding of common attack techniques and vecto