Computacenter Security Team

Open security roles at Computacenter, and what we know about the team behind them.

information technology & services · 21000 employees · 2 open roles. Updated October 14, 2026.

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Computacenter

IT Security Consultant w/m/d Weiterentwicklung in DevSecOps & Application Security

Germany - Berlin, Germany - Stuttgart, Germany - Hannover, Germany - Hamburg, Germany - Ratingen, Germany - Frankfurt, Germany - München, Germany - Ludwigshafen, Germany - Nürnberg, Germany - Köln, Germany - Düsseldorfinformation technology & servicesPosted 10 months agoVerified 4d ago

“Computacenter's stated AppSec mission is that "Application Security Testing (AST) is part of the software development...”

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Computacenter

IT Security Consultant w/m/d Weiterentwicklung in DevSecOps & Application Security

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Berlin Metropolitan Areainformation technology & servicesPosted 10 months agoVerified 4d ago

“Computacenter's stated AppSec mission is that "Application Security Testing (AST) is part of the software development...”

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Security at Computacenter

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How they approach application security

Computacenter's stated AppSec mission is that "Application Security Testing (AST) is part of the software development lifecycle".
Their approach to developer enablement is to "help them to understand the risk context"and to use "Embedded CI/CD Scanning".
Their risk philosophy suggests that "Implementing security controls...should be designed to encourage adoption".
They acknowledge pain points such as "developers often move very quickly and are under pressure"and believe that "security is pointless if it prevents people from doing their jobs".
No explicit AppSec team mission statement was found.

The team

The organizational structure and reporting line for Computacenter's AppSec team are not publicly available. Key public-facing leaders include Melanie Hall, Group Head of Security Management Office, who is a "Cyber Security professional with over 20 years of experience", and Mark Harris, Security Practice Leader, who has "Worked in IT security for 30 years". The team size estimate and active AppSec job postings are also not publicly available. Common skill/tool patterns identified from vendor materials include "SAST", "Secret Management", and "SBOM".

What they're working on

No evidence was found for a Security Champions Program at Computacenter. Their "Shift Left"practices involve "implementing them in the CI/CD pipelines"and focusing on "DevSecOps - Security for containers, orchestrators, pipelines and Shift-left security for developers". The vulnerability management process includes "Management of Software Bill of Materials lists (SBOMs)"for intake, and "Our consultants review vulnerability data together with the developers"for triage/remediation, though no public SLAs or MTTR numbers were located. Secure SDLC artifacts include "Secure Coding Guidelines"and "Threat Modelling". Information on annual penetration testing for Computacenter's own AppSec program is not publicly available. A recent initiative (last 6 months) includes a "Modernised application development environment".