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You will assess and validate web application vulnerabilities, confirming exploitability and severity using established frameworks. Additionally, you will produce clear, customer-facing reports and remediation guidance to help developers address security risks.
The Security Analyst will manage the end-to-end vulnerability management lifecycle and coordinate security testing activities. They will also administer application security scanning programs and collaborate with development teams to remediate identified risks.
The Security Analyst will deliver Cyber Essentials and Cyber Essentials Plus assessments while providing technical guidance to clients. They will also conduct vulnerability scans, manage remediation recommendations, and support clients in strengthening their overall security posture.
The Security Analyst will support the Information Security Program through internal audits, compliance initiatives, and daily security analysis. They will collaborate with cross-functional teams to implement security controls and maintain organizational compliance standards.
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The Security Analyst ensures IT projects are designed and implemented according to security and privacy requirements through assessments and risk analysis. They are responsible for developing enterprise security documentation and guiding the implementation of resilient, compliant solutions.
Monitor security alerts and perform initial triage of potential incidents across multiple client environments using SIEM and endpoint protection tools. Maintain detailed incident documentation and support containment and remediation activities within a 24x7 rotating shift roster.
Monitor, analyze, and respond to security events within the SOC using SIEM tools to mitigate threats. Collaborate on the development of security policies and perform vulnerability assessments to protect systems and data.
The Security Analyst is responsible for incident monitoring, reporting, and remediating alerts within the SIEM. They also coordinate company-wide security training, respond to client security questionnaires, and track the security posture of critical technology vendors.
The Security Analyst will identify, analyze, and remediate application and AI-related security risks while collaborating with development teams. They are responsible for managing vulnerability scans, conducting security testing, and maturing secure development practices across the organization.
The analyst will identify, analyze, and mitigate security risks across software development pipelines using various security tools. They are also responsible for monitoring security incidents, supporting business units with security products, and producing actionable cyber-intelligence reports.
The Data Security Analyst is responsible for securing enterprise data warehouses, ETL pipelines, and analytics platforms within international and government environments. This role involves implementing robust data classification, ensuring compliance with global privacy laws, and managing security controls to protect sensitive information.
The IAM Epic Security Analyst II provides guidance on IAM and Epic security strategies while maintaining systems to ensure authorized access. They are responsible for responding to security incidents, managing audit compliance, and coordinating with IT teams to enhance Epic access structures.
The Senior Security Analyst will advance information security, privacy, and compliance programs by implementing technical controls and governance processes. They will partner with cross-functional teams to embed security into operations while managing risks and responding to security incidents.
The Senior IT Security Analyst will maintain and improve the cybersecurity program by performing threat intelligence analysis, incident response, and vulnerability management. They will also ensure security compliance across Azure and on-premises environments while collaborating with cross-functional teams to implement secure configurations.
The Associate Security Analyst monitors and analyzes security events, incidents, and alerts within the Security Operations Center. They also assist in incident response, threat hunting, and the maintenance of security platforms to protect organizational infrastructure.
The Security Analyst I acts as the first line of defense by monitoring security dashboards, investigating potential threats, and performing rapid incident response. They are also responsible for managing routine security tool adjustments and documenting all actions within the ticketing system.
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The Cyber Security Analyst will monitor and maintain security across networks and endpoints while administering network defenses. They are also responsible for investigating cyber incidents, developing security policies, and collaborating with IT teams on risk management strategies.
The Cyber Security Analyst will monitor and maintain security across servers, networks, and endpoints while administering network security defenses. They are also responsible for investigating cyber incidents, implementing vulnerability solutions, and developing security policies aligned with best practices.
Design and operate a continuous monitoring and authorization capability to maintain trust with public-sector customers. Partner with engineering and product teams to translate federal requirements into practical, risk-reducing security controls.
The Information Security Analyst will manage security controls, develop policies, and oversee vulnerability audits to mitigate organizational risks. They are also responsible for maintaining the Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery plans while leading security awareness training programs.
The analyst will lead vulnerability identification and conduct independent assessments of supplier security practices to ensure compliance with federal defense requirements. They will also synthesize complex risk assessments for leadership and drive enhancements to the existing supply chain risk management framework.
The analyst will manage a daily volume of tickets by contacting customers to resolve security-related issues such as fraud and identity theft. They are expected to maintain high productivity standards while providing professional support to customers.
The Access & Security Analyst designs, implements, and maintains network security infrastructure to protect patient data and ensure safety. They also collaborate with engineering teams to validate security policies and ensure compliance with regulatory requirements.
The Information Security Analyst will strengthen security posture through vulnerability management, risk assessment, and incident support. They will coordinate remediation efforts, improve security configurations, and maintain compliance across client environments.
The Security Analyst IV will monitor, investigate, and triage data loss prevention alerts across cloud and on-premises environments to identify and mitigate data exposure risks. They will also collaborate with cross-functional teams to optimize security policies, document incident findings, and support the evolution of enterprise data protection capabilities.
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The analyst will support DHHS information security by facilitating security infrastructure, designing firewalls, and conducting security impact assessments. They will also manage POAM remediation and serve as a conduit between the GDIT team and customer security organizations.
The Information Security Analyst supports identity and access management by provisioning system access, resolving support tickets, and managing identity lifecycles. They also collaborate with technical teams to ensure compliance with security policies and assist with audit activities.
The National Security Analyst will provide public affairs and event planning support for Navy outreach initiatives, including Fleet Weeks and executive engagements. Responsibilities include conducting market research, managing media relations, and coordinating with community stakeholders to promote Navy missions.
The Security Analyst will monitor, detect, and analyze potential cyber intrusions while managing security alerts and threat intelligence platforms. They will also conduct vulnerability assessments, perform threat hunting, and collaborate with the team to improve security logging and incident response procedures.
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