The Cybersecurity Analyst is responsible for analyzing, identifying, rectifying, and recommending specific improvement measures to enhance the organization’s security posture, ensuring the protection of sensitive information.
Key Responsibilities
- Customer Centricity. Deliver high-quality cybersecurity services to ensure the security of customer data and enhance user experience.
- Monitoring and Safeguarding. Continuously monitor log sources and security access to protect sensitive information.
- Disaster Recovery Planning. Develop and implement disaster recovery plans to address potential security breaches.
- Threat Detection. Monitor for attacks, intrusions, and any unusual or unauthorized activities, ensuring rapid response to threats.
- Forensic Analysis. Perform detailed log reviews and forensic analysis to identify unauthorized access to data or systems.
- Security Assessments. Conduct security assessments, risk analyses, and root cause analyses of security incidents to enhance defenses.
- Incident Management. Handle incidents escalated by the Level 1 team, operating in a 24x7 rotational shift environment.
- Emerging Threats Analysis. Utilize advanced analytics tools to detect emerging threat patterns and vulnerabilities.
- Reporting and Documentation. Conduct thorough analyses of incidents and produce comprehensive reports and dashboards for stakeholders.
- Stakeholder Coordination. Collaborate with stakeholders on cybersecurity issues, providing future recommendations based on analysis.
- Audit Assistance. Maintain an information security risk register and assist with internal and external audits relating to information security.
- Cybersecurity Awareness Training. Assist in developing and delivering cybersecurity awareness training for colleagues.
- Employee Guidance. Provide advice and guidance to employees on cybersecurity best practices, including handling spam and malicious emails.
Stakeholder Interaction
Internal
- Technical Lead/Project Lead. Regular reporting and updates on security incidents and solutions.
- Security Intelligence (Practice). Coordination to address security-related issues.
External
- Customer. Collaborate on security breaches and resolutions to ensure customer trust and satisfaction.
Required Competencies
Functional Competencies/Skills
- Leveraging Technology. Expertise in current and emerging technologies, tools, and automation to enhance operational efficiency.
- Process Excellence. Proficient in adhering to established standards to produce consistent results while effectively managing risks.
- Functional/Technical Knowledge. Mastery of network security devices, firewalls, endpoints, SIEM, application security, IPS/IDS, and vulnerability assessments.
Competency Levels
- Foundation. Knowledgeable about competency requirements with minimal support.
- Competent. Demonstrates competencies consistently without guidance, extending to challenging situations.
- Expert. Applies competencies in all situations and guides others effectively.
- Master. Coaches others, building organizational capabilities and recognized as a key resource.
Behavioral Competencies
- Effective Communication
- Collaborative Working
- Execution Excellence
- Problem Solving & Analytical Skills