Cyber Security Engineer I

First Citizens Bank•Raleigh, NC

2d•Remote

About The Position

This position ensures the technological and digital security of the Bank. Mitigates exposure to cyber threats, security risks, and unauthorized access. Assesses organizational networks, applications, or systems for potential vulnerabilities. Protects assets and information through a variety of methods, resolving security issues or incidents as they arise. Maintains knowledge of industry practices, technology, and evolving threats in order to enhance defenses for the Bank's information systems and resources.

Requirements

Bachelor's Degree and 2 years of experience in Systems engineering, networking, or information security OR High School Diploma or GED and 6 years of experience in Systems engineering, networking, or information security
Knowledge of data security practices, procedures. monitoring and alert tools, and risk management standards
Knowledge of Active Directory administration and user provisioning, Domain Name System, Group Policy Objects, New Technology File System permissions, File Shares, SharePoint, and Domain controllers
Knowledge of Identity and Access Management concepts and technologies
Ability to clearly communicate risks, threats, and vulnerabilities identified during assessments
Availability to provide after-hours operational support on a rotational basis, with minimal travel

Responsibilities

Administers tools or processes that secure assigned technical areas and data.
Participates in security audits, identifies security gaps, and develops and implements risk mitigation solutions.
Ensures compliance with necessary protocols, configurations, or procedures.
Identifies and evaluates identify potential threats or vulnerabilities in the Bank's networks, applications, or systems.
Compiles data from external or internal sources.
Creates actionable intelligence based on review of analysis.
Maintains a current knowledge of technology, emerging threats, and security trends within the assigned technical area.
May provide guidance on appropriate security protocols.
Investigates and resolves security incidents which may include unauthorized access, malware infections, configuration anomalies, cyber attacks, and other risks.
Escalates as appropriate.