Managed Service Lead (Security) - on-site Hampshire
DXC Technology
- Location
- GBR - ANY CITY
- Work model
- On-Site
- Level
- Senior
- Posted
- Sep 2, 2026
About this role
Job Description
DXC Technology is committed to building diverse, inclusive teams. We welcome applications from all backgrounds and particularly encourage interest from women, underrepresented groups, and neurodivergent candidates. We offer reasonable adjustments throughout the hiring process and are dedicated to creating a supportive, accessible environment for everyone. Managed Service Lead (Security) Location: Hampshire (onsite 5 days per week) DXC Technology is looking for an experienced technical team lead responsible for the DMZ Managed Service. Accountable for gateway and guard operations, segmentation controls and compliance with security boundary requirements; experienced with multi domain routing, CDS/guard patterns and high assurance boundary architectures. This is a critical, site-based role responsible for ensuring the right skills are in place at the right time to meet client demand, working closely with account leadership, delivery teams, and recruitment. At DXC Technology, we are committed to building an inclusive workplace where everyone can succeed. We actively encourage applications from neurodiverse individuals, women, and those from other underrepresented groups in technology.
The Role
Responsible for the operational management, governance, and assurance of all systems and controls that protect organisational perimeters and data exchange points. This includes oversight of secure gateways, firewalls, cross-domain solutions (CDS), data escalators and interface controls between security domains. The role ensures that boundary services are designed, implemented, and maintained in accordance with defence security standards, such as client policies, NCSC guidance, and Zero Trust principles, with a strong emphasis on risk reduction, resilience, and compliance. Manages a multidisciplinary team of engineers and analysts, providing direction across service delivery, incident response, service improvement, and lifecycle management. Accountable for maintaining service availability and integrity while enforcing strict change control, configuration management, and accreditation processes. They act as the primary escalation point for boundary-related incidents, coordinating with security operations, cyber defence teams, and external partners to ensure rapid containment and remediation of threats, while maintaining full auditability and traceability required for defence environments. Supports the evolution of boundary security capabilities in line with emerging threats, technology advancements, and defence digital transformation programmes. This includes driving the adoption of Zero Trust Architecture, improving network segmentation, and implementing advanced monitoring and threat detection capabilities at ingress and egress points. The role also engages with architects, risk authorities, and accrediting bodies to ensure services align with target architectures and compliance frameworks, while continuously enhancing operational processes, staff capability, and service performance in a highly regulated and mission-critical environment.
Key Responsibilities
Lead the operational delivery, governance, and assurance of boundary security services. Ensure the availability, resilience, performance, and compliance of all DMZ Managed service security capabilities. Manage and develop multidisciplinary teams of security engineers, analysts, and service specialists. Act as the senior escalation point for boundary-related security incidents, coordinating response, recovery, and stakeholder communications. Ensure effective implementation of change, configuration, release, and accreditation processes within regulated environments. Maintain compliance with applicable security standards, accreditation requirements, client policies, and NCSC guidance. Drive continual service improvement, operational efficiency, and service performance optimisation. Collaborate with architects, cyber defence teams, risk authorities, accrediting bodies,