Security Analyst

Bahwan CyberTekChennai, Tamil Nadu, IndiaAdded 1d ago

Security Analyst

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Job description

Role Description Vulnerability Management: Support delivery of the vulnerability management program, including vulnerability scanning, vulnerability assessments, and tracking support for vulnerability remediation Securing overall environments by applying cybersecurity tools and best practices Knowledge in Azure Sentinel and Defender SOC operations, technology support and maintenance Develop and maintain SOC playbooks, standard operating procedures (SOPs), and response plans to ensure efficient and incident response. Monitor SIEM/XDR and AV/EDR solutions for attacks, intrusions, and unusual, unauthorized, or illegal activity. Monitor and respond to phishing emails, Fraud s spam, and unwanted or malicious emails. Execute vulnerability assessments, penetration tests, and security audits to identify and mitigate risks and weaknesses. Formulate, implement, and enforce robust IT security policies and procedures that align with industry standards and best practices.

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