SIEM Lead Cyber Security
SIEM Lead Cyber Security
Posted 2 days ago
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- Oversee the selection, implementation, and management of incident response tools such as Security Information and Event Management (SIEM) systems, Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR) solutions, Intrusion Detection Systems (IDS), and forensic tools.
- Ensure tools are configured to capture the necessary data for effective incident detection and response.
- Regularly review and update tool configurations to align with emerging threats and organizational needs.
- Lead the integration of incident response tools with other security systems and platforms within the organization.
- Optimize the performance of these tools to enhance the detection and response to security incidents.
- Develop and implement best practices for the use of incident response tools across the cybersecurity team.
- Utilize incident response tools to detect, investigate, and respond to security incidents.
- Conduct in depth analysis using SIEM, EDR, and other tools to identify the root cause of incidents and determine the appropriate remediation actions.
- Lead efforts to automate incident response processes using scripting and tool capabilities.
- Ensure that all incident response tools are up to date with the latest patches, updates, and configurations.
- Manage tool licenses, renewals, and vendor relationships.
- Plan and execute upgrades or migrations to new tools as needed
- Work closely with security operations, vulnerability management, and IT teams to ensure the effective use of incident response tools.
- Provide training and guidance to junior team members and other stakeholders on the use of these tools.
- Stay informed on the latest developments in incident response technology and share insights with the broader cybersecurity team.
- Continuously improve incident response processes by leveraging tool capabilities and identifying opportunities for automation.
- Participate in post incident reviews to evaluate the effectiveness of tools and make recommendations for improvements.
- Develop and maintain documentation related to the configuration and use of incident response tools.
- Ensure that the use of incident response tools complies with legal, regulatory, and organizational policies.
- Generate reports on tool performance, incident response metrics, and tool effectiveness.
- Assist in audits and assessments related to incident response tool management.
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