Strategy Definition
Based on his/her IT and Cyber expertise, the Zero Trust Architect is the technical referee for the DCC team and actively contributes to defining and promoting the Zero Trust strategy within Veolia, with the Group teams, and with the BUs. He/she ensures that new technical choices are consistent with the established Zero Trust strategy and contributes to the conception of robust and secured technical architectures.
Technology Watch and Solution Assessment
As lead of the Cyberlab, the Zero Trust Architect conducts technology watches on market solutions and documents the ones that would add value to Veolia and allow to raise the Zero Trust maturity. He/she involves and federates concerned representatives from the different DB&T operational teams—and, when appropriate, from the BUs and the Group Cyber team— in the evaluation process to leverage the Cyber expertise within each team.
Support for BUs
The Zero Trust architect is involved during the rollout phases of Zero Trust starter kit and Zero Trust-boosting solutions to advocate, promote the approach, and develop the technical part of the marketplace offer (documentation, supporting arguments, etc.) when applicable. In addition, he/she needs to understand local challenges: his/her technical expertise allows to support local BU teams by finding the right path to Zero Trust and workarounds or solutions to specific issues encountered locally and/or by serving as a liaison with the relevant expert teams.
These missions require the Zero Trust Architect to have a solid understanding of technical, cross-functional (organisational, financial, legal, etc.), and business challenges in order to adapt to the different contexts he/she may face. His role is key not only in defining the strategy but also in ensuring its adoption with always the same goal to raise the Zero Trust maturity level of Veolia.
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