SOC Insider Threat Lead Analyst (VP)

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Key Responsibilities

• The analyst will perform monitoring, research, assessment and analysis on alerts from various security tools, including firewalls, antivirus systems, user behavior analytics tools, proxy devices and SIEM tools, etc. which requires demonstrable security incident response and/or insider threat experience.

• Recommend and review new use cases for insider threat monitoring

• Follow pre-defined actions to investigate security incidents or perform incident response actions, including escalating to other support groups.

• Execute daily ad hoc tasks or lead projects as needed.

• Participate in or lead daily and ad-hoc conference calls; Create, update or provide process documentation, or provide requested evidence for compliance & controls requests.

Core Role Competencies

• Technical Knowledge: Has a recognizable area of technical competence. Familiar with appropriate standards. Applies subject domain knowledge to meet organizational need/guide actions. Keeps up with current and possible future technological developments in the field.

• Processes/ Procedures: Ensures processes and procedures are in place for self and others to use. Seeks ways to improve existing processes, making adjustments or recommending reengineering improvements.

• Customer and Industry Knowledge: Consistently applies a business driver and marketplace focus when prioritizing actions.

• Risk Management: Examines and defines factors that could adversely affect task completion, delivery or achievement of customer satisfaction. Evaluates controls to help mitigate negative outcomes through prevention, detection and correction. Identifies the risks of negative outcomes, including inadvertent error or fraud. Ensures ongoing compliance with regulatory requirements.

• Stakeholder Management: Identifies key partners and their influence, implements techniques for communicating/engaging and managing expectations. Has frequent interactions. Finds the appropriate balance of completing claims by various groups of stakeholders, acting fairly and in consideration of cultural and ethical factors.