Security Analyst

• Possess a working level expertise with the National Institute of Standards and Technologies (NIST) Cybersecurity Framework (CSF) and the NIST 800-53 series of control families and approaches. Using automated tools and manual techniques to Client security weaknesses (i.e. Tenable Security Center, Nucleus Security, etc...). Conducting regular scans and assessments of systems, applications, and networks to identify potential vulnerabilities. Analyzing the identified vulnerabilities to determine their potential impact on the organization. Prioritizing vulnerabilities based on their severity and the risk they pose to the organization. Performing routine assignment of tickets to IT and other teams to address vulnerabilities as part of a 'cyber hygiene' process. Recommending mitigation strategies to address identified vulnerabilities. Working with IT and development teams to apply patches, configure systems securely, and implement other remediation measures. This position is not expected to perform patching activities. Creating detailed reports on the findings of vulnerability assessments and risk analyses. Documenting the status of vulnerabilities and the actions taken to mitigate them. Communicating the results of vulnerability assessments, risk analyses, and other cyber hygiene work to stakeholders, including management and technical teams. Staying up to date with the latest cybersecurity threats, vulnerabilities, and best practices. Continuously improving the organization's vulnerability management processes and tools. Attend online/Teams meetings with team and others as appropriate Work with team to provide status on current task, suggest improvements, discuss implementation, etc.

Vulnerability Analyst

Security Analyst, Bug Bounty

Cyber Risk Analyst

IT Cybersecurity Analyst – Threat Hunting Engineer

IT Cybersecurity Analyst – Data Security Engineer

Senior Global Security Intelligence Analyst – Virtual