Security Implementation SME - Azure and Palo Alto
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Job description
Software International (SI) supplies technical talent to a variety of Fortune 100/500/1000 and other companies in Canada/US.
We are currently hiring for a PSecurity Implementation SME - Azure and Palo Alto for our IT infrastructure management consulting client.
Location: Canada , EST - remote
Rate: $100-130/hr CAD C2C depending on experience
Start Date: ASAP
Duration: 2 months initially + potential extension for PAN implementation
Job Description
Our globla IT infrastructure consulting client is working on a network security improvement project for a large client of theirs.
Key Requirements:
a. Security Enhancements: Implement Azure Native OR PaloAlto Firewalls (as per CLIENT decision) configurations and improve network security posture. Additionally, IAM Setup to ensure right RBAC and controllers to be in place. Security events forwarding to Client existing SIEM and End Point Protection through CrowdStrike.
b. Palo Alto (if adopted) forwarding to Client existing SIEM solution - Integrate Palo Alto with client existing SIEM using a syslog server or other supported methods.
Key Skills:
- Extensive hands-on experience with Azure Administration and Azure Firewalls
- Extensive hands-on experience with PaloAlto Firewalls
- Security Architecture
- IAM Architecture
- Experience with Arctic Wolf MDR
Required Certifications:
- Azure Administration
- PCNA
Originally posted on Himalayas
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