Security Operations Center Analyst

Booz Allen Hamilton•Fort Bragg, NC

2d•$99,000 - $225,000

About The Position

Security Operations Center Analyst The Opportunity: As a security operations center analyst, you’re in the middle of the action, resp ond ing to and mitigating threats in real time. You’re the first line of cyber defense for your organization, and they look to you for guidance on best practices and security measures. We need a SOC analyst like you to help us secure critical infrastructure from the constant onslaught of cyberattacks for our client. As a SOC analyst on our team, you’ll monitor and analyze threats, using state-of-the-art tools. You’ll work with the team to understand, mitigate, and resp ond to threats quickly, restoring operations and limiting the impact. You’ll analyze incidents to figure out just how many systems are affected and assist recovery efforts. You’ll combine threat intelligence, event data, and assessments from recent events, and identify patterns to understand attackers’ goals to stop them from succeeding. This is a great opportunity to hone your cyber security skills with hands-on experience in threat assessment and incident response. Work with us as we secure our client from malicious actors. Join us. The world can’t wait.

Requirements

Experience with incident response tasks, such as step identification within the IR process, remediation of security incidents that could have potential impact, and ongoing investigations
Knowledge of basic IT forensics
Ability to learn tier 1 SOC analyst duties and responsibilities
Ability to support 24/7 operations via a shift work schedule
TS / SCI clearance
HS diploma or GED

Nice To Haves

Experience with Elastic or Splu nk
Experience with threat hunting
Experience with system administration

Responsibilities

monitor and analyze threats, using state-of-the-art tools
work with the team to understand, mitigate, and resp ond to threats quickly, restoring operations and limiting the impact
analyze incidents to figure out just how many systems are affected and assist recovery efforts
combine threat intelligence, event data, and assessments from recent events, and identify patterns to understand attackers’ goals to stop them from succeeding