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Experience with hunt teams, cyber threat intelligence, incident response, or security operations teams. You will work in concert with incident response analysts actively engaged in forensic investigations resulting from network compromises and ransomware deployment.
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Assists in leading specific efforts or small projects to improve the information security at SSM, in at least one security domain such as governance, risk, compliance, cybersecurity technical controls, incident response, threat and vulnerability, security awareness, identity, access, business continuity, and disaster recovery.
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Develop and implement incident response plans for cloud security threats, aligned with FISMA and FedRAMP incident reporting procedures. Integrate enterprise security solutions (e.g. Splunk, Tenable, etc) for cloud security monitoring and incident response.
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Experience with security incident and event management (SIEM) solutions. In-depth knowledge of AWS security best practices, compliance frameworks (e.g., PCI-DSS, HIPAA), and the ability to map them to FISMA and FedRAMP controls.
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Exhibit skills using common Incident Response and Security Monitoring applications such as SIEM (Splunk), EDR (FireEye HX, CrowdStrike Falcon, McAfee mVision EDR), WAF, IPS. Must have at least one certification involving incident response, ethical hacking, cyber security (GCIH, E|CEH, E|CIH), or network forensics (GIAC Network Forensic Analyst (GNFA), NICCS Certified Network Forensics Examiner (CNFE.
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As the Sr. Information Security Analyst, you will manage validated cyber security incidents, in accordance with the Information Security Incident Response Plan and perform functions such as log analysis, conduct in-depth technical analysis of network traffic and endpoint systems, enrich data using multiple sources, and be responsible for rapid handling and mitigation of cyber security incidents.
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Developing and implementing incident response plans for cloud security threats, aligned with FISMA and FedRAMP incident reporting procedures. for cloud security monitoring and incident response.
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This is a great opportunity to build your cybersecurity skills with hands on experience in threat assessment and incident response. 3+ years of experience with information security, including penetration testing, intrusion detection, incident response, threat analysis, or digital forensics.
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This role provides remote and onsite advanced technical assistance for proactive hunting, rapid onsite incident response, and immediate investigation and resolution using host-based, network-based and cloud-based cybersecurity analysis capabilities.
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This role demands a visionary leader who can bridge the gap between traditional NOC practices and modern Incident Response SRE methodologies, ensuring that the NOC operates with maximum efficiency, reliability, and resilience.
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Relevant certifications such as GIAC Certified Incident Handler (GCIH) or Certified Incident Response Handler (GCFA) are preferred. Knowledge of threat intelligence, vulnerability management, and security incident response best practices.
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Supervisory experience within the FBI Counterterrorism Division, the Weapons of Mass Destruction Directorate, or the Critical Incident Response Group is a plus. Summit Exercises and Training is an equal opportunity, drug-free employer committed to diversity in the workplace.
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The individual will manage validated cyber security incidents, in accordance with the Information Security Incident Response Plan. The successful candidate will perform functions such as log analysis, conduct in-depth technical analysis of network traffic and endpoint systems, enrich data using multiple sources, and be responsible for rapid handling and mitigation of cyber security incidents.
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Communicate incident response concepts and protocols in a digestible manner to non-technical audiences. The US Security and Privacy Operations - Data Protection Incident Responder will report to the USDS Resiliency Operations Center Lead. This position is responsible for managing incidents that are escalated from business units to investigate, coordinate cross-functional triage and mitigation activities, remediation coordination and tracking, reporting and communication, and escalate to the Enterprise Incident Response Lead if the incident reaches a crisis threshold.
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SummitET is an Equal Opportunity Employer/Veteran/Disability. SummitET is seeking a Program Manager to support the FEMA Response Directorate by providing SME and technical support that focuses on all facets of CBRN/WMD threat planning and response, establishing standards, guidance, and planning factors to support a national effort to integrate the federal, state, and local response.
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