Information Security Analyst I (US) - Cybersecurity Incident & Forensics

TD•Mount Laurel, NJ

1d•$61,510 - $99,920•Onsite

About The Position

The Information Security Analyst I provides research, evaluation, assessment, operational, reporting, and analytical support for Technology Controls and Information Security programs and initiatives. The analyst participates in projects of low to moderate complexity within their area of specialization and provides advice and guidance. The role supports a diverse range of tasks, including research and analysis, and delivers assigned initiatives with regular management guidance. It requires working knowledge of IT security and risk disciplines and practices, as well as an understanding of business, bank standards, infrastructure, architecture, and technology in related areas.

Requirements

2–3 years of relevant experience.
Working knowledge of IT security and risk disciplines and practices.
Sound understanding of business, bank standards, infrastructure, architecture, and technology in related areas.
Familiarity with IT security and incident management practices across multiple domains.
Basic scripting skills and ability to read data structures and software binary code.
Familiarity with incident management and cybersecurity protection tools and technologies, such as SIEM, EDR, XDR, firewalls, and WAF.
Working experience with both Windows and Linux operating systems.
Willingness to continue cybersecurity education and remain current in the field.

Nice To Haves

Bachelor's degree preferred.
Information security certification or accreditation is an asset.
CompTIA Security+, Microsoft Azure Fundamentals, or Security Blue Team Level 1 (BTL1).
Strong desire to learn within IT, Information Security, and Cybersecurity.

Responsibilities

Provide research, evaluation, assessment, operational, reporting, and analytical support for Technology Controls and Information Security programs and initiatives.
Participate in projects of low to moderate complexity within the area of specialization and provide advice and guidance.
Support a diverse range of tasks, including research and analysis.
Deliver assigned initiatives with regular guidance and direction from management.
Support and drive change for technology controls and information security projects involving the business, organization, and outside vendors.