Gray Tier Technologies
Threat Hunt Analyst
Gray Tier Technologies, Little Ferry, New Jersey, us, 07643
PRIMARY RESPONSIBILITIES
The ideal Cyber Threat Hunter is someone who is process driven, curious, and enjoys identifying patterns and anomalies in data that are not immediately obvious. The Cyber Threat Hunter will:
Create Threat Models to better understand the CBP IT Enterprise, identify defensive gaps, and prioritize mitigations
Author, update, and maintain SOPs, playbooks, work instructions
Utilize Threat Intelligence and Threat Models to create threat hypotheses
Plan and scope Threat Hunt Missions to verify threat hypotheses
Proactively and iteratively search through systems and networks to detect advanced threats
Analyze host, network, and application logs in addition to malware and code
Prepare and report risk analysis and threat findings to appropriate stakeholders
Create, recommend, and assist with development of new security content as the result of hunt missions to include signatures, alerts, workflows, and automation
Coordinate with different teams to improve threat detection, response, and improve overall security posture of the Enterprise
BASIC QUALIFICATIONS:
The ideal candidate will have the following qualifications:
Expertise in network and host based analysis and investigation
Demonstrated experience planning and executing threat hunt missions
Understanding of complex Enterprise networks to include routing, switching, firewalls, proxies, load balancers
Working knowledge of common (HTTP, DNS, SMB, etc) networking protocols
Familiar with operation of both Windows and Linux based systems
Proficient with scripting languages such as Python or PowerShell
Familiarity with Splunk Search Processing Language (SPL) and/or Elastic Domain Specific Language (DSL)
The candidate must currently possess a Top Secret Clearance. In addition to clearance requirement, all CBP personnel must have a current or be able to favorably pass a 5 year background investigation (BI).
Should have 4 years of experience serving as a SOC Analyst or Incident Responder
Ability to work independently with minimal direction; self-starter/self-motivated
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The ideal Cyber Threat Hunter is someone who is process driven, curious, and enjoys identifying patterns and anomalies in data that are not immediately obvious. The Cyber Threat Hunter will:
Create Threat Models to better understand the CBP IT Enterprise, identify defensive gaps, and prioritize mitigations
Author, update, and maintain SOPs, playbooks, work instructions
Utilize Threat Intelligence and Threat Models to create threat hypotheses
Plan and scope Threat Hunt Missions to verify threat hypotheses
Proactively and iteratively search through systems and networks to detect advanced threats
Analyze host, network, and application logs in addition to malware and code
Prepare and report risk analysis and threat findings to appropriate stakeholders
Create, recommend, and assist with development of new security content as the result of hunt missions to include signatures, alerts, workflows, and automation
Coordinate with different teams to improve threat detection, response, and improve overall security posture of the Enterprise
BASIC QUALIFICATIONS:
The ideal candidate will have the following qualifications:
Expertise in network and host based analysis and investigation
Demonstrated experience planning and executing threat hunt missions
Understanding of complex Enterprise networks to include routing, switching, firewalls, proxies, load balancers
Working knowledge of common (HTTP, DNS, SMB, etc) networking protocols
Familiar with operation of both Windows and Linux based systems
Proficient with scripting languages such as Python or PowerShell
Familiarity with Splunk Search Processing Language (SPL) and/or Elastic Domain Specific Language (DSL)
The candidate must currently possess a Top Secret Clearance. In addition to clearance requirement, all CBP personnel must have a current or be able to favorably pass a 5 year background investigation (BI).
Should have 4 years of experience serving as a SOC Analyst or Incident Responder
Ability to work independently with minimal direction; self-starter/self-motivated
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