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The Lead Cyber Security Analyst oversees operational security activities, including vulnerability assessments, risk management, and the implementation of security tools. They also provide mentorship to the team, manage day-to-day workflows, and serve as a delegate for the manager in technical and organizational meetings.
The Senior Security Analyst is responsible for triaging alerts, conducting customer-facing incident investigations, and performing proactive threat hunting. Additionally, the role involves mentoring junior analysts and communicating findings to customers and internal teams.
Lead alert triage and execute complex security investigations to assist customers with incident response. Provide mentorship to junior analysts and proactively hunt for threats within customer environments.
The Senior Cyber Security Analyst monitors network traffic and system logs to detect threats while leading incident response and vulnerability management efforts. They also ensure organizational compliance with regulatory frameworks and act as a bridge between technical teams and leadership.
Lead the internal penetration testing program and provide subject-matter expertise in web application security to identify and mitigate vulnerabilities. Collaborate with development teams to remediate security gaps and support incident investigations to evaluate breach impact.
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The Security Analyst manages the firm's Identity and Access Management (IAM) platform, including SSO, federation, and MFA systems. They are responsible for automating the Join/Move/Leave process and maintaining PKI and directory services to ensure secure data access.
The analyst is responsible for detecting and responding to security incidents through proactive threat hunting and alert triage across client environments. They provide regular security briefings to clients and collaborate with threat detection teams to refine detection logic.
Lead the Cyber Defense team in detection and response work, managing the SOC queue and owning escalated investigations. Proactively hunt for threats across the enterprise and collaborate with security engineering to improve detections and automation.
Lead the security risk quantification program and develop Key Risk Indicators for executive leadership and the Board of Directors. Coordinate internal and external compliance assessments while partnering with control owners to monitor and remediate security gaps.
Integrate automated security controls into CI/CD pipelines and partner with development teams to remediate application and cloud risks. Perform security assessments, architecture reviews, and maintain secure pipeline standards to reduce software delivery risk.
Support day-to-day security operations, including incident investigation, penetration testing, and vulnerability mitigation. Collaborate with project and helpdesk teams to resolve security violations and report residual risks to the Risk Manager.
Lead end-to-end complex incident investigations and conduct proactive threat hunting across on-prem and cloud environments. Collaborate with engineering teams to improve detection coverage and maintain incident response playbooks.
Support cybersecurity efforts and Authority to Operate (ATO) processes for the VA Health Portfolio. Coordinate security and privacy activities, develop artifacts, and monitor system security controls in accordance with NIST and VA guidelines.
Provide tier 2 and 3 support and collaborate with threat researchers to challenge and optimize the real-time detection engine. Analyze massive web traffic datasets to identify, block, and create automated scripts for detecting malicious traffic.
The role focuses on identifying and mitigating security risks across software pipelines using SAST, DAST, and SCA tools. Responsibilities include triaging vulnerabilities, partnering with developers for remediation, and automating security testing processes.
The analyst provides support for security assessments of cloud-based, NIST-regulated systems and develops documentation to demonstrate compliance. They also manage the security work stream within the system release process and support continuous monitoring programs.
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The role involves administering enterprise mainframe security, including provisioning, digital certificates, and audit remediation. The analyst will research security compromises, maintain security policies, and implement controls to protect sensitive financial data.
Ensure adherence to security standards and regulations within the mortgage lending and appraisal industry by maintaining the GRC posture. Coordinate internal and external audits, conduct risk assessments, and develop security policies and remediation plans.
Provide technical and functional security support for Oracle Fusion Cloud applications, including access provisioning and deprovisioning. Manage role master documents, troubleshoot security issues, and ensure compliance with Sox audit requirements.
The role involves assessing and quantifying financial, market, credit, and operational risks to protect the organization's prosperity. The analyst will monitor market trends and collaborate across departments to develop risk mitigation strategies and internal monitoring processes.
The role involves monitoring and triaging SIEM alerts, managing the vulnerability lifecycle, and conducting threat hunting. Additionally, the analyst supports SOC 2 and NIST CSF compliance efforts and maintains security policies and risk registers.
The role involves designing and operating security controls to maintain compliance with frameworks like ISO 27001, SOC 2, and FedRAMP. The analyst will automate compliance activities, track program maturity metrics, and support internal and external audits.
The analyst will perform application security assessments, threat modeling, and penetration testing across software products and infrastructure. They will also collaborate with engineering and regulatory teams to ensure security requirements are met for FDA and NIST compliance.
The analyst manages day-to-day information security risks and ensures compliance with organizational policies and risk tolerance limits. They are responsible for monitoring risk mitigation plans, conducting vendor risk reviews, and reporting findings to management.
The Security Compliance Analyst will manage customer security requests, including questionnaires and contract reviews, while acting as a primary point of contact for internal teams. Additionally, the role involves conducting vendor security reviews and monitoring compliance with industry standards like SOC 2 and ISO 27001.
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The IT Security Analyst II supports the cybersecurity program through continuous monitoring, incident response, and vulnerability management. They also administer security technologies and collaborate with cross-functional teams to implement security controls and improve the organization's security posture.
The Principal Security GRC Analyst will lead the maturity of the security governance, risk, and compliance program by driving control implementation and audit readiness. This role involves collaborating with cross-functional teams to translate compliance requirements into practical controls and managing evidence collection for various frameworks.
You will lead incident response rotations, triage security alerts, and engineer automated detection workflows to secure the company's cloud and SaaS infrastructure. Additionally, you will manage vulnerability remediation and produce security metrics for leadership while contributing to the overall security operations program.
The Senior Technical Security Analyst is responsible for securing the organization's physical security infrastructure and deploying advanced security technologies. They will troubleshoot technical issues, manage security software, and collaborate with cross-functional teams to ensure compliance with industry standards.
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