Cybersecurity Analyst – Secrets Management

The Secrets Management Technical Analyst is responsible for discovering, compiling, researching, analyzing, and documenting data, requirements, workflows, controls, and business processes within Enterprise Security Product & Services. This role serves as a subject matter expert and liaison across technical and business teams, supporting cybersecurity compliance and secure credential‑handling practices. The analyst will support Secrets Management operations, ensuring rapid remediation of exposed credentials identified by automated scanning tools.

• Discover, review, validate, and analyze alerts generated by secret‑scanning platforms to identify insecurely stored or exposed secrets.
• Support Non Human Identity (NHI) management, including governance, lifecycle oversight, and alignment of system/service accounts with enterprise security policies.
• Monitor and enforce secret rotation compliance, ensuring credentials are rotated according to policy and assisting teams in meeting regulatory and internal rotation requirements.
• Coordinate with application teams, business owners, system owners, and engineering partners to remediate compromised credentials and enforce secure rotation workflows.
• Collaborate with security engineers to validate findings, confirm ownership, and assess the impact of policy or process changes.
• Track findings end‑to‑end, ensuring timely resolution and accurate attribution of ownership.
• Assist in improving scanning accuracy and optimizing discovery and remediation pipelines in partnership with engineering teams.
• Serve as liaison between IAM and business partners to ensure cohesive remediation and secure credential usage practices.
• Prepare and deliver metrics and dashboards related to exposed secrets, mean‑time‑to‑detect/remediate, repeat offenders, and security posture trends.
• Maintain procedural documentation and create automation runbooks.

• Bachelor's Degree in Information Technology, Cybersecurity, or other related field, or the equivalent combination of education, training or experience.
• Knowledge of IT policies, security procedures, and identity governance frameworks.
• Understanding of foundational security concepts (AAA, authentication fundamentals, Zero Trust).
• Experience with secret‑scanning technologies, automated discovery tools, or credential hygiene workflows.
• Familiarity with IAM concepts, incident response processes, and secure access management for Enterprise Security Product & Services.

• Experience generating security metrics, supporting risk mitigation, or assembling audit evidence.
• Exposure to Privileged Access Management (PAM) tools such as Cyber Ark.
• Ability to translate technical findings into clear, actionable business recommendations.
• Process‑improvement mindset with a focus on security, quality, and operational efficiency.
• Ability to serve as a trusted advisor to development, infrastructure, and business teams.
• Experience with secret management on the Multicloud (AWS, OCI, Azure).