Top Cybersecurity Analyst jobs

The IT Security Analyst will enhance Wpromote's security posture by collaborating with security vendors for SOC 2 compliance and advancing CIS CSC controls. Responsibilities include developing security processes, conducting security evaluations, and optimizing SOC 2 engagements. Experience with application security and security auditing is desired.

The Cyber Security Expert III will lead and maintain cybersecurity solutions, manage security initiatives, conduct penetration testing, and guide security operations. They will develop comprehensive security policies, spearhead incident response, and work closely with engineering teams and governmental stakeholders to align security strategies with compliance requirements.

As an Information Security Specialist, you will maintain security policies, ensure compliance, provide risk management framework services, develop information assurance procedures, and identify security risks for government information systems.

The Security Analyst (MDR) role involves providing first-line security monitoring services to Managed Detection & Response customers. Responsibilities include operating and tuning security monitoring tools, analyzing potential indicators of compromise, escalating malicious activity, participating in incident investigation and response, and maintaining customer relationships.

The Senior Information Assurance Specialist will provide cybersecurity services for the Department of Energy, conducting analysis, documenting processes, and developing recommendations for cybersecurity policy and governance. Responsibilities include risk management assessments, maintaining cybersecurity documentation, and presenting metrics and findings effectively.

As a Senior Security Consultant, you will conduct penetration tests, social engineering, and red team operations to identify vulnerabilities in clients' networks and systems. You'll leverage your expertise in manual testing and OSINT to advise clients on remediation strategies, aiming to enhance their security posture.

The Senior Enterprise Security Consultant will identify and mitigate security vulnerabilities within client networks, conduct penetration tests, lead Red Team engagements, create detailed reports, and mentor junior testers, all while staying updated on cybersecurity trends and technologies.