Key Role:
Process and analyze Cyber Threat Intelligence data and compile standard and ad-hoc reports as needed. Leverage expertise in cyber data and information, analyze and identify data requirements, use specialized tools and services, and develop intelligence products. Apply advanced consulting and extensive technical expertise and full industry knowledge. Develop innovative solutions to complex problems. Work without considerable direction and mentor and supervise team members. Conduct analysis and research on the latest advanced Cyber Threats to provide actionable Threat Intelligence, including adversary indicators of compromise (IOCs), technique, tactics, and procedures (TTPs) behaviors, and trends to help defend the client agency. Conduct analysis to profile threat actor TTPs used to infiltrate networks, systems, and assets to produce threat actor cards, profiles, and threat briefs. Report on current and emerging threats that will exploit vulnerabilities and details of the vulnerabilities to stakeholders.
Basic Qualifications:
4+ years of experience with Cyber Threat Intelligence, intelligence analysis, or data science and analysis
Experience in collaborating with multiple internal and external stakeholders to gather data and intelligence, analyzing, vetting, and enriching the intelligence, creating joint reports, and sharing with entities
Experience with Threat Intel Platforms (TIP)
Experience with Security and Cyber Fusion Center (SFC and CFC), Security Operations Center (SOC), and vulnerabilities and attacks
Knowledge of Cyber Threats, open-source research, and nation-state actors
Ability to write succinct briefings, presentations, and reports to convey analysis, threat trends, threat actor profiles, indicator bulletins, vulnerability details, and defensive strategies
Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science, Information Systems, Information Assurance, Engineering, or Business
Additional Qualifications:
Experience with working in a fast-paced, Cyber Threat or analysis center and responding promptly to critical mission needs, as needed
Knowledge of how to enrich Threat Intelligence, including performing Whois and DNS lookups and querying existing threat repositories and new sources for additional data correlation
Knowledge of current and emerging cyber adversaries and their TTPs
Knowledge of threat modeling and adversary tactics and techniques frameworks, including MITRE ATT&CK matrices, Cyber Kill Chain, STRIDE, or PASTA
Ability to adopt an adversary perspective when analyzing targeted cyberspace to predict adversary courses of action in support of tactical operational planning efforts
Cybersecurity Certification, including GCTI, GSEC, SEC+, or CEH Certification
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