SOC Engineer

As a Security Operations Centre (SOC) Analyst at DNEG, your role will be crucial in enhancing the SecOps function's capabilities to preserve the confidentiality, integrity, and availability of both internal and client data. Your primary responsibilities will include: - Monitoring, detecting, investigating, and responding to security-related events in collaboration with the SecOps Lead. - Responding to and resolving BAU operational security queries and issues raised by peers. - Documenting SOC processes, procedures, and findings from external assurance testing reports. - Managing remediation of findings with IT teams and maintaining the vulnerability assurance program. - Scheduling vulnerability assessments and running ad-hoc scans when necessary. To excel in this role, you should possess: - Three to Five years of experience in a SOC capacity with knowledge of cybersecurity operations and incident response. - Strong technical knowledge in network security, anti-virus/malware mitigation, access control, DLP solutions, and operating systems. - Familiarity with security data analytics, SIEM, and security frameworks such as ISO 27001:2013, PCI/DSS, CIS, and NIST. - Experience with mobile OS security controls, identity management, vulnerability management, and penetration testing methodologies. - Willingness to enhance InfoSec technologies and knowledge of privacy compliance, cloud security, and ITIL framework. - Bachelor's degree in IT or Computer Science and certifications like CISSP, CEH, or CCNA are desirable. Your proactive and collaborative approach will be instrumental in maturing the SecOps function and ensuring the overall security posture of the organization. As a Security Operations Centre (SOC) Analyst at DNEG, your role will be crucial in enhancing the SecOps function's capabilities to preserve the confidentiality, integrity, and availability of both internal and client data. Your primary responsibilities will include: - Monitoring, detecting, investigating, and responding to security-related events in collaboration with the SecOps Lead. - Responding to and resolving BAU operational security queries and issues raised by peers. - Documenting SOC processes, procedures, and findings from external assurance testing reports. - Managing remediation of findings with IT teams and maintaining the vulnerability assurance program. - Scheduling vulnerability assessments and running ad-hoc scans when necessary. To excel in this role, you should possess: - Three to Five years of experience in a SOC capacity with knowledge of cybersecurity operations and incident response. - Strong technical knowledge in network security, anti-virus/malware mitigation, access control, DLP solutions, and operating systems. - Familiarity with security data analytics, SIEM, and security frameworks such as ISO 27001:2013, PCI/DSS, CIS, and NIST. - Experience with mobile OS security controls, identity management, vulnerability management, and penetration testing methodologies. - Willingness to enhance InfoSec technologies and knowledge of privacy compliance, cloud security, and ITIL framework. - Bachelor's degree in IT or Computer Science and certifications like CISSP, CEH, or CCNA are desirable. Your proactive and collaborative approach will be instrumental in maturing the SecOps function and ensuring the overall security posture of the organization.