IT Security Engineer

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my3techPhoenix (AZ)
Information Security EngineersComputer Systems Design Services

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IT Security Engineer with YARA ExperienceCharlotte, NC/Phoenix, AZ (Hybrid, Onsite 3 days per week) 6-month contract could extend or convertRequirements:3+ years of Security Engineering experience2+ years of experience with YARA or RegEx scriptingExperience in a SOC environmentExperience with IDS or IPS and FirewallsExperience with any SIEM platform (Splunk or Chronicle preferred)YARA-L/YARA 2.0 and Google Chronicle SIEM experience are a home runResponsibilities:Lead or actively participate in responding to computer security incidents, focusing on events of moderate complexity.Conduct thorough technical investigations of security incidents and perform post-incident digital forensics to pinpoint causes and propose future mitigation strategies.Provide expert security guidance on medium-scale projects for internal clients, ensuring alignment with corporate information security policies and standards.Develop, document, test, and maintain moderately complex security solutions across various domains including networking, cryptography, cloud services, authentication, email, internet, applications, and endpoint security.Review and analyze security logs to identify potential threats and vulnerabilities.Implement industry-leading security solutions and best practices to address key information security components such as availability, integrity, confidentiality, risk management, threat identification, monitoring, incident response, access management, and business continuity.Assess security vulnerabilities and risks, and propose appropriate remediation strategies.Collaborate closely with peers, colleagues, and managers to resolve security issues and achieve organizational security goals.Required Qualifications:2+ years of experience in Information Security Engineering, demonstrated through work experience, training, military service, or education.

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