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As a Cyber Threat Intelligence Analyst, you will support cyber breach investigations, enhance team analysis capabilities, monitor current cyber threats, and conduct in-depth analysis to identify indicators of compromise. You'll also communicate cyber intelligence to stakeholders and contribute to the organization's Cybersecurity Operations Center.

As a Cyber Threat Intelligence Analyst, you will support investigation of cyber breaches, develop analysis capabilities, stay updated with cyber threats, and communicate intelligence to stakeholders. You will also analyze data for indicators of compromise and enhance the team's capabilities in responding to threats.

The Application Engineer will design, develop, and maintain applications to support cybersecurity solutions, analyze user requirements, document processes, and provide customer support. Responsibilities include coordinating with cross-functional teams, ensuring functionality of applications, adhering to IT best practices, and maintaining knowledge of new technologies.

As a SecOps Engineer, you will integrate security practices into IT operations, protecting systems and networks while ensuring operational efficiency. Your responsibilities include understanding cyber threats, developing security runbooks, and creating content for SIEM platforms, while maintaining compliance and integrity of the organization's digital infrastructure.

The Senior Contracts Specialist at GuidePoint Security is responsible for managing SLED client contracts, ensuring compliance with internal policies and regulations, and developing strong relationships with government and internal stakeholders. Key responsibilities include reviewing RFPs, proposals, and various agreements, coordinating compliance efforts, and implementing contract management tools.

As an Advanced Cybersecurity Analytics Specialist, you will analyze data to identify trends indicating malicious cyber activity. Responsibilities include aggregating data from multiple sources, providing operational recommendations, and presenting findings through visualizations and custom signatures to stakeholders.

The IAM Architect will provide architecture and engineering support for identity access management across enterprise information systems, focusing on authentication and authorization. Responsibilities include integrating applications, developing technology roadmaps, ensuring compliance with best practices, and supporting implementation teams with identity technologies.

As a Cribl Splunk Engineer, you will deploy solutions to enhance enterprise security, prevent network threats, and identify advanced attack vectors. Your role involves working closely with clients to understand their security needs and leveraging Splunk's capabilities to support their cybersecurity strategies. Collaboration with technical teams is essential to deliver innovative solutions and drive effective security deployments.

The SOC Shift Lead will oversee shift operations in the Security Operations Center, ensuring staffing, executing duties as a SOC Analyst, managing task distribution, and mentoring team members. They will conduct shift handovers, maintain operational tool statuses, and provide feedback on ticket accuracy and task completion.

The Operations Lead will oversee the Security Operations Center team, ensuring all operations are executed per SOPs, managing time-off requests, conducting shift turnovers, and providing mentorship to team members. This role is vital for maintaining operational status of cyber tools and facilitating communication within the team and with stakeholders.

The role involves providing cybersecurity data analysis services, maintaining SIEM systems, troubleshooting event flow, ensuring system availability, and managing documentation and configuration. The job requires proficiency in tools like Splunk, Elastic, and ArcSight, and maintaining compliance with federal regulations and internal processes.

The Cybersecurity Operations Specialist will provide cybersecurity data analysis and manage SIEM systems, maintenance, and service availability. Responsibilities include developing, monitoring, and integrating systems to ensure secure operation, and creating alerts based on detected anomalies.

The Endpoint Security Engineer designs, builds, and sustains endpoint security capabilities, interacts with various network security products, and supports integration of cybersecurity requirements while maintaining production solutions.

The Senior Account Executive at GuidePoint Security is responsible for networking, selling, and managing client relationships within the IT and cybersecurity domain. This role involves meeting sales goals, utilizing Salesforce, participating in marketing initiatives, and presenting to clients while leveraging strong industry knowledge and connections.

The Cyber Engineer will oversee security engineering and be an expert in DoD/DISA Information Assurance requirements. Responsibilities include implementing security policies, conducting risk management, and providing technical expertise on cybersecurity measures. The role requires designing secure architectures and conducting security testing. Ideal candidates will have experience in the DoD cybersecurity environment and relevant certifications in the field.

The Account Executive for SLED Northeast is responsible for pro-actively networking, selling to key contacts, and managing relationships within organizations, particularly in the State, Local, and Education sectors. They will meet sales goals, participate in industry organizations, and present solutions to clients, with a focus on cybersecurity services.

The IAM Engineer will architect, design, and implement identity and access management solutions, mainly utilizing Okta. Responsibilities include leading client projects, configuring IAM products, troubleshooting issues, and developing technical documentation. The engineer will also participate in IAM governance and support user life-cycle management.

The Account Executive will manage customer relationships, meet sales goals, configure and quote solutions, and actively participate in industry organizations. They will leverage team resources for sales processes and communicate effectively with clients at various levels.

The Account Executive will sell cybersecurity solutions by building client relationships, managing sales opportunities, and achieving sales goals. Duties include networking, cold calling, managing leads through Salesforce, preparing sales proposals, giving presentations, and participating in industry organizations.

The Account Executive is responsible for networking and selling to clients, managing relationships, and delivering consulting services. The role involves meeting sales goals, managing leads, creating proposals, and promoting company expertise. Strong presentation skills and outside sales experience in IT, particularly in cybersecurity, are crucial.