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As an Analyst Threat Intelligence, you will collect and analyze intelligence to identify threats, threat actors, malware campaigns, and relevant TTPs.

As an Analyst Threat Intelligence, you will collect and analyze intelligence to identify threats, threat actors, malware campaigns, and relevant TTPs.
You will map adversary behavior to MITRE ATT&CK, produce actionable reports and alerts, support incident response and threat hunting, and maintain threat intelligence platforms.
As an Application Security Specialist, you will identify, analyze, and help remediate application vulnerabilities before code reaches production.
As a Cyber Threat Engineer, you will investigate security alerts and incidents, conduct root cause analysis, and proactively hunt for threats across network, endpoint, and cloud environments.
You will reverse engineer complex binaries, analyze vulnerabilities exploited by threat actors, uncover malware behavior and C2 infrastructure, and translate findings into detection logic.
As a Principal Cybersecurity Specialist – Research & Innovation, you will research emerging threats, offensive security, vulnerabilities, and new cybersecurity technologies.
As a Cyber System Security Engineer, you will lead security engineering and certification activities to protect sensitive systems throughout design, acquisition, testing, and deployment.
You will oversee security policies and system architectures, assess cybersecurity risks, develop protection strategies, support system evaluations and site activations, and work with accreditation authorities to obtain Authorization to Operate (ATO).
You will oversee EDR, ITDR, MDR, SIEM, identity and access governance, cloud applications, and continuous threat exposure management.
You will also manage security teams and tooling, improve operational processes, track SLAs, KPIs, and risks, and deliver security metrics and insights to senior leadership.
You will work closely with developers and security teams across SAST, SCA, DAST, IAST, container security, threat modeling, and vulnerability management.
You will strengthen threat detection, incident response, crisis readiness, vulnerability management, cloud security, and security monitoring across Microsoft 365, Azure, and third-party platforms.
WIN Waste Innovations | USA | On-site – No longer accepting applications As an IT Security Engineer, you will manage and strengthen security across the organization’s systems, networks, endpoints, and data.
You will also investigate security anomalies, validate tenant isolation, monitor privileged activity, support incident response, and maintain security controls aligned with ISO 27001 and NIST frameworks.
What happened
As an Analyst Threat Intelligence, you will collect and analyze intelligence to identify threats, threat actors, malware campaigns, and relevant TTPs.
You will map adversary behavior to MITRE ATT&CK, produce actionable reports and alerts, support incident response and threat hunting, and maintain threat intelligence platforms.
As an Application Security Specialist, you will identify, analyze, and help remediate application vulnerabilities before code reaches production.
What changed
As a Cyber Threat Engineer, you will investigate security alerts and incidents, conduct root cause analysis, and proactively hunt for threats across network, endpoint, and cloud environments.
You will reverse engineer complex binaries, analyze vulnerabilities exploited by threat actors, uncover malware behavior and C2 infrastructure, and translate findings into detection logic.
As a Principal Cybersecurity Specialist – Research & Innovation, you will research emerging threats, offensive security, vulnerabilities, and new cybersecurity technologies.
Who is affected
As a Cyber System Security Engineer, you will lead security engineering and certification activities to protect sensitive systems throughout design, acquisition, testing, and deployment.
You will oversee security policies and system architectures, assess cybersecurity risks, develop protection strategies, support system evaluations and site activations, and work with accreditation authorities to obtain Authorization to Operate (ATO).
Why it matters
You will oversee EDR, ITDR, MDR, SIEM, identity and access governance, cloud applications, and continuous threat exposure management.
You will also manage security teams and tooling, improve operational processes, track SLAs, KPIs, and risks, and deliver security metrics and insights to senior leadership.
Technical details
You will work closely with developers and security teams across SAST, SCA, DAST, IAST, container security, threat modeling, and vulnerability management.
You will strengthen threat detection, incident response, crisis readiness, vulnerability management, cloud security, and security monitoring across Microsoft 365, Azure, and third-party platforms.
WIN Waste Innovations | USA | On-site – No longer accepting applications As an IT Security Engineer, you will manage and strengthen security across the organization’s systems, networks, endpoints, and data.
Response
You will also investigate security anomalies, validate tenant isolation, monitor privileged activity, support incident response, and maintain security controls aligned with ISO 27001 and NIST frameworks.
As a Threat Hunter, you will identify and investigate threats across client environments using SIEM, EDR, NDR, threat intelligence, and other security telemetry.
What security teams should do
You will monitor and respond to security incidents, manage vulnerabilities and remediation efforts, and serve as the SIEM subject matter expert.
Firmus Technologies | Australia | On-site – No longer accepting applications As a Senior Platform Security Engineer, you will secure large-scale Kubernetes and GPU infrastructure through runtime monitoring, policy enforcement, and secure delivery controls.
Attribution
Help Net Security: As an Analyst Threat Intelligence, you will collect and analyze intelligence to identify threats, threat actors, malware campaigns, and relevant TTPs.
What to watch next
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