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Metro location and known employer brand increase applicants, but specialized SIEM/security skills limit broad competition.
SIEM and SOC expertise is specialized and less transferable without direct cybersecurity background.
Requires specific security tooling, threat-hunting experience and preferred certifications though no hard years specified.
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Own cybersecurity defense operations including incident response, security monitoring, threat hunting, and vulnerability management to protect enterprise infrastructure.
Leverage endpoint detection and response (EDR) and network detection and response (NDR) tools to identify and manage advanced cyber threats and Indicators of Compromise (IOCs).
Analyze and interpret security data and external threat intelligence to support and shape overall security strategy and risk mitigation.
Experience: Security analyst experience required; exact years not explicitly mentioned (preferably in a managed services environment).
Technical Skills: Expertise in network, host, and cloud-based security; experience with threat hunting, incident response, zero trust, cloud security, DevOps security, and emerging technologies like IoT and AI.
Education: Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science, Cybersecurity, Information Technology, or related field is preferred but not mandatory.
Certifications: Preferred but not mandatory certifications include ECTHP (Certified Threat Hunting Professional) or ECMAP (Malware Analysis Professional).
Experienced in proactive threat hunting and advanced cyberattack detection within complex enterprise or managed services environments.
Skilled in utilizing endpoint and network detection tools to analyze and respond rapidly to sophisticated cyber threats.
Familiar with both technical incident response processes and strategic security planning leveraging intelligence analysis and emerging technologies.