🔐 Hiring: Vulnerability Management Analyst (Richmond, VA)

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brillfy technologyHenrico (VA)

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🔐 Hiring: Vulnerability Management Analyst📍 Location: Richmond, VA🏢 Work Model: Hybrid – 2–3 days onsite/week🎥 Interview: Web Cam Interview🚗 Contractor parking is NOT provided Prior State Client / State Government experience is REQUIREDWe are looking for an experienced Vulnerability Management Analyst to support enterprise vulnerability assessment, security scanning, risk analysis, remediation, compliance, and vulnerability management operations.
🔹 Key Responsibilities: • Perform vulnerability assessments across OS, databases, web applications & enterprise infrastructure• Analyze vulnerabilities and support remediation recommendations• Support cloud compliance scans and assessments• Troubleshoot vulnerability scanning tools, consoles & configurations• Support automated and scheduled vulnerability scans• Handle ad hoc/emergency scanning for incident investigations• Maintain scan reports, policies, repositories, data feeds & user access• Support API discovery and security scanning• Integrate assessment data with third-party tools• Coordinate with Security Operations on vulnerability management activities🎯 Required Experience:• 5+ years overall Information Security experience• 3+ years Vulnerability Management experience• 3+ years troubleshooting vulnerability scan tools/configurations• 3+ years vulnerability assessment automation• 3+ years ISVM scans & compliance activities• 3+ years API discovery & security scanning• 5+ years Microsoft, Share Point & Power BI• Strong analytical/problem-solving skills• Excellent communication skills• Ability to work independently and as part of a team📩 Interested candidates can send their updated resume to:abhishek@brillfy.com

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