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Security Controller at Palantir Technologies - ApplyBlast

Security Controller

Palantir Technologies

10 years ago

3.6 on Glassdoor

London, United Kingdom

Onsite

Full Time

Senior

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About this role

The Security Controller for Palantir’s UK Government sector oversees personnel security, clearances, and the protection of classified materials, facilities, and sensitive systems. The role serves as both Crypto Custodian and Compartmented Security Officer, managing cryptographic assets and implementing stringent security protocols for highly sensitive intelligence. It partners closely with internal teams and UK Intelligence and Defence stakeholders to ensure compliance with UK government security standards. The position has a direct impact on national security missions by shaping security strategy and reimagining processes across the organisation.

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Qualifications

DV ClearanceCompartmented ClearanceUKNDS Crypto Custodian TrainingCompartmented Security Officer Training

About Palantir Technologies

palantir.com

Headquarters

Miami, Florida, United States

Company Size

1001-5000 employees

Founded

2003

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Palantir Technologies builds software that integrates disparate data, analytics, and AI into operational workflows so organizations can make faster, more informed decisions at scale. Its flagship platforms—Foundry for commercial data operations, Gotham for government and intelligence, and the AIP suite—offer data integration, modeling, workflow automation, secure governance, and real‑time decisioning. Palantir serves government agencies and enterprise customers across finance, healthcare, energy, manufacturing and defense, and is known for tackling complex, sensitive data problems and deploying mission‑critical analytics into production.