Palo Alto Networks is seeking a Threat Hunting Researcher to join Unit 42's Managed Services group. Threat Hunters in Unit 42 play a critical role in safeguarding organizations against cyber threats by proactively searching for threats across multiple datasets. They are responsible for leading and conducting threat hunting activities related to malware, threat actor groups, and campaign activity. This position requires a cross–disciplinary approach that involves a deep understanding of cybersecurity, incident response, and threat intelligence.
As a Senior Threat Researcher, you will be part of the Threat Research team focused on building and expanding the capabilities of our security platform for our customers to ensure that strong and reliable signal is generated from day 1. You will proactively stay current on trends that are relevant for our customers, and deliver high-quality content for our customers to enable them to identify threats and risks in their environment. You will set up and maintain lab infrastructure in order to replicate attack patterns, ensuring detections are as accurate as possible.
In this role, you will lead the privacy incident response program, working cross-functionally across Legal, Engineering, Customer Support, Security Incident Response, and Product teams to both respond to incidents and mature the privacy incident response program. You will also manage program budget, train new hires, build awareness, bring attention to risks, create policies, build relationships, introduce automation, and establish metrics.
As a Consultant Identity & Access Management (IAM) / One Identity Manager (m/w/d), you will pursue a risk-oriented approach in a team of 1000+ consultants that incorporates cybersecurity and corporate stability into every facet of the ecosystem. You will support with the analysis of IT, business and compliance requirements in the area of identity & access management of our customers (national and international) in an experienced team, and contribute to the implementation of projects after recording the requirements and analyzing the already existing processes. You will integrate and implement One Identity at our customers and provide operational support.
As part of our Global SOC team, you will be responsible for providing real-time oversight into protection, detection, and mitigation strategies for our customers. The Bot Defense Security Engineer is a customer facing traffic analyzing position. When not unravelling security issues, you may spend time mentoring and training colleagues, troubleshooting processes, and spreading security knowledge throughout the business or investigating new attacks and defenses.