Cyber Threat Intelligence Analyst - Armonk NY REMOTE ID-3797

US Citizen, Green Card, only No Third-party agencies corp to corp.

Responsibilities:

Desired Skills and Experience:

  • Extensive knowledge of standards of intelligence collection and analysis research methods.
  • Understanding of external factors and how that affects the security of an organization
  • Familiarity with cyber-threats, mitigations, motivations, and techniques
  • Experience with intelligence analysis tools, methods, and the intelligence life-cycle
  • Experience distilling raw data into actionable intelligence information
  • Ability to generate defensible analytical products
  • Ability to generate coherent visualized data
  • Ability to prepare and present research findings in both client and public settings
  • Maintain or develop professional contacts in the various communities in support of operations
  • Experience with conducting operations in the open, deep and dark web in a secure manner
  • Outstanding written and oral communication skills and the ability to prioritize work
  • Foreign language proficiency is a plus


Technical Knowledge:

  • - Strong understanding of security risk mitigation methods and compensating controls
  • - Working knowledge of how malicious code operates and how technical vulnerabilities are exploited
  • - Knowledge of databases, query design, and how to analyze data thus obtained
  • - Tracking and reporting on cyber-espionage, cyber-crime, and other malicious threat actors.
  • - Ability to convey system risks/assessments/vulnerabilities at a technical level
  • - Experience performing security assessments on the system and detecting forensic artifacts
  • - Experience with EDR platforms and how they operate
  • - Strong understanding of Windows, Unix/Linux, Active Directory, firewalls, proxies, etc.
  • - Familiarity with automation concepts and proficiency in scripting languages.
  • Understanding of cloud services
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