Cyber Triage and Forensics - Junior Analyst

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Today’s world is fueled by vast amounts of information. Data is more valuable than ever before. Protecting data and information systems is central to doing business, and everyone in EY Information Security has a critical role to play. Join a global team of almost 950 people who collaborate to support the business of EY by protecting EY and client information assets!

Our Information Security professionals enable EY to work securely and deliver secure products and services, as well as detect and quickly respond to security events as they happen. Together, the efforts of our dedicated team helps protect the EY brand and build client trust.

Within Information Security we blend risk strategy, digital identity, cyber defense, application security and technology solutions as we consider the entire security lifecycle. You will join a team of hardworking, security-focused individuals dedicated to supporting, protecting and enabling the business through innovative, secure solutions that provide speed to market and business value.

Cyber Triage and Forensics (CTF) - The Cyber Defense Response Center is responsible for monitoring and detecting information security events that could adversely impact EY information assets and resources. Its mission is aligned with the both the incident response and attack life cycles

A qualified candidate will have the opportunity to work with highly talent Cyber security experts to learn and develop new skills. Candidate will be exposed to many technologies and security tools whilst working with EY as well as career growth opportunity. CTF do provide training to analysts.

• Perform front line accurate and precise real-time monitoring and analysis correlation of logs/alerts from a multitude of security devices with a focus on the determination of what was said as events constitute security incidents.

• They will work multi-functionally to detect and respond to information security incidents, develop, maintain, and follow procedures for security event alerting, and participate in security investigations.

• The CTF Analyst I must be competent to work at a technical level, be capable of identifying threats and vectors that cause security events and be able to follow defined procedures for mitigating said threats.

• How to respond to network, cloud and host based security events

• Ability to participate in detecting, investigating, and resolving security events

• Capable of working independently

• Identify and propose areas for improvement within the Cyber Triage and Forensics

• Good interpersonal skills

Bachelors in Computer Science, Information Systems, Engineering or 2 - 3 years of related work experience.

• Minimum of 1-2 years of experience in one or more of the following:

• Working in a Security Monitoring/Security Operations Center environment (SOC)

• Experience investigating security events, threats and/or vulnerabilities

• Demonstrate incident handling ability

• Demonstrate ability to analysis log output from various devices

• Understanding of electronic investigation and log correlation

• Proficiency with the latest intrusion detection platforms

• Working knowledge of Windows systems administration (Including AD) and/or Linux.

• Information Security Principles, Technologies, and Practices

• Proven experience with multiple security event detection platforms

• Thorough understanding of TCP/IP

• Demonstrated integrity in a professional environment

• Good social, communication and technical writing skills

• Comfortable navigating and troubleshooting Windows system issues

• Desired Certifications – Any Security Certifications

Under limited supervision the CTF (Cyber Triage and Forensics) Analyst I will report to the CTF Global Service Manager. The CTF Analyst I will perform tasks including monitoring, research, classification and analysis of security events…