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Form of work- 12 month contract - multiple positions
- $600 - $750 per day (inc-Super) - market estimate / negotiable
- Work from Deakin ACT or Geelong VIC office (Hybrid / WFH)
- Obtain your NV1 Security Clearance
Our client, a large independent statutory agency, whose focus is to provide services and support to Australians living with disability, Seek the experience of an Cyber Security Operations Analyst for a 12 month contract, located in Geelong or Canberra.
Duties of the Cyber Security Operations Analyst
- Conducting proactive monitoring, investigation, and mitigation of security incidents within security tools (including Microsoft Defender 365 stack, Azure Security Centre, IntSights, Splunk).
- Analysing security event data and identifying suspicious/malicious activity from networks and systems.
- Perform incident response including initial and detailed investigation, computer forensics, chain of custody implications.
- Perform and manage phishing simulations.
- Conduct log analysis and develop visualisation and reporting within Splunk.
- Identify critical data sources required by cyber for ingestion and normalisation into the SIEM.
Skills and Experience Required
- Demonstrated familiarity with log aggregation and Security Incident and Event Management (SIEM) systems.
- Knowledge of the Information Security Manual (ISM) and Cyber Security concepts.
- Demonstrated working knowledge of Incident Response Frameworks (NIST SP 800-61 Incident Handling Guide, Mitre Frameworks).
- Formal tertiary qualifications or industry certifications in a Cyber Security related field (e.g. Azure/AWS, Splunk Certified).
- Experience in a Security/Network Operations Center (or similar).
How to Apply
Please forward your resume to Ben Cousins at Recruitment Hive by clicking the Apply button or email your resume to info @ RecruitmentHive.com.au citing Job ID: BC8993. Alternatively you may call Ben on (02) 6299 1***. Applications close 13/3/2024 however Recruitment Hive welcome late applicants to consider for future releases.
