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JobrapidoBengaluru, Karnataka, IndiaAdded 1d ago
Security Analyst
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Company: TCS Skill: Threat Hunting / Modeling Experience: 6 to 15 Years Location: Bengaluru Interview Mode: Face to Face (Walkin) Interview Date: 29th Aug 2026(Saturday) Job description: Proactive Threat Hunting Conduct hypothesis-driven and data-driven threat hunting across endpoints, networks, cloud, and identity systems. Identify anomalous behaviors, TTPs, and indicators of compromise using MITRE ATT&CK and threat intel sources. Perform deep-dive investigation into suspicious activities, lateral movement, privilege escalation, and persistence techniques. Analysis & Detection Engineering Analyze logs, telemetry, and events from SIEM, EDR, XDR, NDR, Firewall, and Cloud security tools. Develop new detection rules, signatures, and behavioral analytics to improve SOC detection capabilities. Validate, tune, and optimize detection logic to reduce false positives. Threat Intelligence Integration Consume threat intel reports, IOCs, malware analysis feeds, and emerging threat trends. Translate threat intel into actionable hunting queries, playbooks, and detection rules. Incident Response Support Collaborate with SOC Analysts and Incident Response teams during investigations. Provide recommendations for containment, remediation, and hardening. Perform root-cause analysis on identified threats. Reporting & Documentation Prepare detailed hunt reports, findings, and risk insights for leadership. Document new hunting methodologies, playbooks, and detection logic. Required Skills and Qualifications Experience in Threat Hunting, SOC, Incident Response, or Cyber Defense. Strong understanding of: MITRE ATT&CK Framework. Windows/Linux internals. Network protocols (TCP/IP, DNS, etc.). Cloud platforms (AWS, Azure, GCP). Hands-on experience with SIEM/EDR/XDR tools such as: Splunk, Sentinel, QRadar, ELK. CrowdStrike, Defender ATP, Tanium, Carbon Black, Palo Alto Cortex. Ability to write complex queries using: KQL, SQL, SPL, YARA, Sigma rules. Experience analyzing malicious files, scripts, and techniques used by APT groups. Strong analytical, investigative, and problemsolving skills.

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