About the role, Elsevier is expanding its Global InfoSec Security Incident Response team. As a Security Incident Response Engineer, you will play a crucial role in our internal security support team, assisting with incident response investigations.
This team is entrusted with analyzing, triaging, scoping, containing, and providing guidance for remediation, as well as determining the root cause of security incidents. This team also is empowered by collecting and analyzing security incident-related data to identify indicators of attack and compromise.
Responsibilities:
Assisting in scoping security incidents and identifying indicators of attack and compromise.
Analyzing incident data from threat analytics tools.
Communicating recommendations and guidance based on security incident analysis.
Coordinating responses to security incidents with other security and consulting teams.
Developing, documenting, and implementing runbooks, capabilities, and techniques for Incident Response.
Performing security triage and analysis on endpoint, server, and network infrastructure.
Conducting activities necessary for immediate containment and short-term resolution of incidents.
Maintaining current knowledge of the threat landscape, emerging security threats, and vulnerabilities.
Investigating the root cause of complex security incidents.
Maintaining a high level of confidentiality.
Requirements
Possess experience in cybersecurity incident response or related fields.
Proven ability to analyze, triage, scope, contain, and remediate security incidents.
Have current and extensive knowledge of security technologies, tools, and processes.
Experience with major cloud providers, including cloud security, networking, and multi-cloud or hybrid deployments.
Have current skills in automation using PowerShell, Python, Java, or similar languages.
Experience in Linux and/or Mac administration. Experience in Network Security Administration or Systems Administration.
Experience supporting large, complex, and geographically distributed enterprise environments.
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