Cyber Threat Intelligence Analyst Subject Matter Expert

Booz Allen Hamilton•Arlington, VA

2d•$99,000 - $225,000•Remote

About The Position

As a cyber threat intel analyst, you know the key to detecting and deterring malicious activity is quality risk-based intelligence that maps to a tactical behavior. At Booz Allen, you can apply your expertise to investigate the most pressing cyber threats impacting our nation's critical infrastructure. This is your chance to help a team as they take on the adversary’s perspective, identify their motivations and targets, and recommend ways to harden systems, reduce their attack surface, and thwart malicious actors. As an Eastern Europe Subject Matter Expert Cyber Threat Intelligence Analyst on our team, you’ll oversee the collection, documentation, assessment, and analysis of cyber threat information using tools and technologies like Google Threat Intelligence and MITRE ATT&CK Framework to enrich intelligence. You’ll conduct strategic assessments on systems and networks and provide tactical analysis and influential recommendations for defensive operations. You’ll be the key to discovering and correlating timely threat intel and deciphering what represents a real risk, and you’ll play a lead role in incident analysis, adversarial research, and finished intelligence products to inform policy makers, cyber operators, and mission area leadership. Cyber threats are evolving. Booz Allen is committed to creating an environment where you not only keep pace with the industry but propel it forward. With access to academic programs, certifications, and opportunities to use expert tradecraft, we’ll continuously invest in you so you can create the career you want as you grow. Join us. The world can’t wait.

Requirements

Experience with Eastern Europe geopolitical and cyber threat intelligence
Experience with cyber threat intelligence analysis principles in a government or commercial environment
Experience with creating and presenting succinct briefings, presentations, and reports to technical and executive leadership that convey analysis, threat trends, impacts to targets, defensive strategies, and prioritization
Knowledge of information security and information technology threats, attacks, and vulnerabilities in a cybersecurity context
Knowledge of Eastern Europe-related cyber adversaries and their techniques, tactics, and procedures (TTP)
Ability to convert raw cyber data into actionable intelligence in written narrative and tactical data formats and following intelligence analysis tradecraft standards
Ability to work independently with minimal supervision
TS/SCI clearance
HS diploma or GED and 18+ years of experience with cybersecurity or cyber threat intelligence, Bachelor’s degree and 14+ years of experience with cybersecurity or cyber threat intelligence, or Master’s degree and 12+ years of experience with cybersecurity or cyber threat intelligence

Nice To Haves

Experience with computer network protocols and operations
Experience with the Intelligence Community and its intelligence analysis standards
Knowledge of advanced persistent threats and campaigns
Knowledge of analytic threat models, including MITRE ATT&CK, Pyramid of Pain, Diamond Model, and Cyber Kill Chain
Ability to perform queries on indicators of compromise and characteristics, including Message-Digest Algorithm 5, Secure Hash Algorithm 1, IP Addresses, file size, file name, and file paths
Ability to conduct classified and unclassified research using research tools
Possession of excellent verbal and written communication skills, problem-solving skills, and analytical skills
Net+, Security+, CEH, CCNA, or SANS Certifications

Responsibilities

Oversee the collection, documentation, assessment, and analysis of cyber threat information using tools and technologies like Google Threat Intelligence and MITRE ATT&CK Framework to enrich intelligence.
Conduct strategic assessments on systems and networks.
Provide tactical analysis and influential recommendations for defensive operations.
Discover and correlate timely threat intel and decipher what represents a real risk.
Play a lead role in incident analysis, adversarial research, and finished intelligence products to inform policy makers, cyber operators, and mission area leadership.