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DigitalXRaid Security Operations Centre
The DigitalXRaid Security Operations Centre provides around the clock protective monitoring solutions to a client base that spans multiple industry verticals. Utilising industry-leading detection technology, our team of experienced SOC team members work to provide assurance detection and incident response capabilities to organisations of all sizes.
DigitalXRaid are looking for a Level 1 SOC Analyst to join the Security Operations Centre and Incident Response team based in the United Kingdom. This role is shift based (4 on, 4 off) and operates a hybrid working operation.
Key Responsibilities
- Analyse, Triage and Remediate Security Incidents through the ITSM platform
- Correctly Classify Security Incidents
- Identify and Escalate Validated Incidents to L2/L3 Analysts Within SLA
- Apply Basic Containment Actions (e.g. isolating endpoints) Where Authorised
- Participate in Various Stages of Incident Investigations
- Collaborate With Senior Analysts to Resolve Incidents Efficiently
- Contribute to Enhancing SOC Such as Tuning Suggestions, Process Suggestions
- Assess URL and Domain Reputation Using Threat Intelligence Tools
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The successful candidate will exhibit the following key skills and/or traits:
- 0-2 years of experience within a SOC environment
- Excellent communication skills and comfortable in a client facing role
- A keen interest in cyber security and associated industries
- Proven ability to effectively communicate when under pressure (high pressure situations may arise during ongoing incidents or attacks)
- Proven ability to adapt to difficult situations (high pressure situations may arise during ongoing incidents or attacks)
- Industry certifications are desirable to the role, such as Microsoft SC-200, AZ-500, SC-100, Security Blue Team L1
- Experience in any of the following technologies would be advantageous - MS Sentinel, MS Defender, USM Anywhere, SentinelOne, Tenable IO
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