Splunk Security Engineer
binary defenseDenver (CO)
About the role
Binary Defense is seeking a talented Splunk Security Engineer in our Client Services and Support division. Primary responsibilities will include, but not be limited to, the architecture, deployment, configuration, and management of separate Splunk instances for our clients as well as the responsibility of security use-case development and alert configuration. Security Engineers work closely with our clients as well as our SOC analysts to ensure systems and alerts are properly configured and understood appropriately for accurate alert escalation. Security Engineers must demonstrate intuitive problem-solving skills, have proficient information security knowledge, as well as a strong broad technical background.
Responsibilities:
Architecting, administrating, and maintaining Splunk instances for clients as well as internal instances. Evaluating applications within a client environment and prioritizing critical data sources based on security value and license impact. Provide guidance on types of logs/events to collect from devices that will be most useful for security purposes. Determining best method for log collection and assisting clients with forwarding security logs to specified SIEM platform. Participate in weekly project meetings, both internal and client facing Work closely with the Project Coordinator to ensure projects stay on track and critical tasks are completed in a timely manner. Participate in weekly rotating on-call schedule. Other duties, as assigned by direct manager.
Requirements:
Hands on experience in managing, configuring, and deploying Splunk in a professional environment. Strong and demonstrable knowledge in various areas of information security and their best practices. Current working knowledge of threats and how to detect them would be ideal. Solid foundation of IT knowledge and familiarity with system administration of Windows and various networking technologies. Experience with Query Languages preferably KQLSolid experience with Power Shell, and other scripting languages Excellent written and oral communication skills
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