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Cyber Security Engineer

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Senior Security Engineer - Palo Alto XSIAM technology
Contract Role, flexible location
We are seeking a Cyber Security Engineer with XSIAM experience to:
- Implement, configure, and manage Palo Alto Networks XSIAM platform to ensure optimal performance and security.
- Develop and maintain security policies, rules, and configurations to enhance threat detection and response capabilities.
- Integrate XSIAM with other security tools and information systems to automate security operations and workflows.
- Conduct continuous monitoring and analysis of security alerts and incidents to identify trends and potential threats.
- Coordinate with internal teams and external partners to share threat intelligence and improve overall security awareness.
- Provide technical support and guidance on cybersecurity matters to IT and business units.
- Stay up-to-date with emerging security threats, technologies, and Palo Alto Networks' offerings to continuously improve security operations.
- Prepare and present reports on security incidents, trends, and the overall effectiveness of security measures to senior management. These resources supplement existing resources within the MIP and SOC teams.
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