Security Analyst - Incident Response
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Weβre seeking a driven Security Analyst - Incident Response to join a hybrid security team as a senior-level analyst focused on incident response. The role requires experience working in a SOC or dedicated Incident Response team and involves security analysis, incident investigation, detection engineering, digital forensics, and security monitoring., Will review candidates within a 60-90 minute commute of Cranberry, PA.
- Candidate must be willing to work onsite Tuesday-Thursday. Security Analyst-Incident Response Hybrid - 3 days a week, Tues - Thurs onsite with Monday and Friday remote.
Requirements
Looking for a senior level analyst in the area of incident response with experience working in a SOC or otherwise in an actual IR team. Primary needs for the position:
- Effective at verbal and written Communication
- Windows log analysis
- Playbook Creation
- Digital Forensics Analysis
- Excellent understanding of information security concepts, protocols, tools, and industry best practices and strategies.
- Working knowledge of Windows and Linux operating systems and security
- Working knowledge of OSI Model, TCP/IP, and network protocols
- Prior experience with Enterprise SIEM; QRadar or Sentinel preferred
- Experience with the use of ServiceNow as an ITSM tool for user level request and incident management
- General firewall knowledge
- Data analysis
- Network Analysis
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