Cyber security analyst

Jelentkezés profillal

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Munkavégzés helye

Ausztria
Fizetés

Nettó 500 - 1 000 USD havi bér

Egyéb juttatások
- Céges autó
Munkaidő, foglalkoztatás jellege
- Teljes munkaidő
- Alkalmazotti jogviszony
- 2 műszak
Elvárt technológiák
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Biztosított eszközök
- Laptop
- Mobiltelefon
Elvárások
- Angol felsőfok
- Pályakezdő/friss diplomás
- Főiskola
- 'A' kat. jogosítvány

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Feladatok

A Cyber Security Analyst protects an organization's computer networks, systems, and data by monitoring for, detecting, investigating, and responding to security threats. Key responsibilities include implementing security measures (firewalls, encryption), conducting vulnerability assessments, and performing incident response. They often work in a SOC (Security Operations Center), analyzing breaches to prevent future attacks.

Elvárások

Monitoring & Detection: Continuously monitoring network traffic for security breaches, unauthorized access, or unusual activity.
Incident Response: Serving as a first responder to security incidents, investigating breaches, and mitigating damage.
Security Assessments: Running vulnerability scans and penetration tests to identify weaknesses in software or hardware.

Előnyt jelent

System Hardening: Configuring, updating, and maintaining security tools like firewalls, intrusion detection systems (IDS), and antivirus software.
Reporting & Documentation: Documenting security incidents, writing post-incident reports, and reporting to management on the security posture.
Policy & Training: Developing security protocols and training employees on safe, secure data practices.

Amit kínálunk

High-priority salary
full-time
Pay
wages
Free Weekend

Munkahelyi extrák

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Céginformáció

Technical Knowledge: Proficiency with network security, firewalls, operating systems (Windows/Linux), and security information and event management (SIEM) tools.
Analytical Skills: Ability to analyze large sets of data for abnormalities and evaluate security risks.
Problem-Solving: Strong critical thinking for analyzing, investigating, and solving security incidents.
Communication: Ability to explain complex security issues to non-technical team members.
Education/Experience: A degree in Computer Science, Information Technology, or related field is common, along with certifications like CompTIA Security+, CISSP, or GIAC.