Host Forensics Analyst
Host Forensics Analyst
Posted today
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- Assist Federal leads with overseeing and leading forensic teams at onsite engagements by coordinating data collection/acquisition operations
- Provide technical assistance on data collection techniques and forensic investigative techniques to appropriate personnel when necessary
- Write in-depth reports, supports with peer reviews and provides quality assurance reviews for junior personnel
- Support forensic analysis and mentoring/providing guidance to others on data collection, analysis and reporting in support of onsite engagements
- Assist with leading and coordinating forensic teams in preliminary investigation
- Plan, coordinate, and direct the inventory, examination and comprehensive technical analysis of computer systems and digital artifacts
- Distill analytic findings into executive summaries and in-depth technical reports
- Serve as technical forensics liaison to stakeholders and explaining investigation details to include forensic methodologies and protocols
- Track and document on-site incident response activities, and provide updates to leadership throughout the engagement
- Travel to incident response locations in the United States, Territories & Possessions
- Evaluate, extract, and analyze suspected malicious code
- EnCaseSIFTX-Ways
- VolatilityWireSharkSleuth Kit/ Autopsy
- Magnet Axiom CyberSnortSplunk or other SIEM Tools (ArcSight, LogRythm, Elastic, etc.)Other EDR Tools (Crowdstrike, MDE, Trellix, etc.)Proficiency with conducting all-source research
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A number in mind
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Your notice period
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