Baker McKenzie
Vulnerability Management Analyst

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Vulnerability Management Analyst
The Vulnerability Management Analyst is responsible for analyzing, categorizing, and prioritizing identified security vulnerabilities across the firm's technology infrastructure. Acting as a trusted partner to technology teams, the role will drive vulnerability remediation efforts, provide risk-based guidance, and track remediation progress to help reduce the firm's overall cyber risk exposure.
Main Responsibilities
- Operate and serve as a subject matter expert in the firm’s vulnerability management program.
- Perform regular vulnerability scans across applications and infrastructure.
- Validate and prioritize remediation of vulnerabilities from the firm’s security tooling.
- Monitor security advisories, threat intelligence services, and vendor notifications for vulnerability remediation.
Skills and Experience
- Expert experience of working with enterprise vulnerability management platforms.
- Working experience with threat intelligence, attack surface management, and exposure management platforms.
- Expert understanding of vulnerability scoring, including CWE, CVSS, and MITRE ATT&CK.
- Foundational knowledge of Windows, Linux, and networking.
- Ability to assess security risks and prioritize remediation works at enterprise scale.
- Experience in the creation and development of vulnerability dashboards, reports, and executive-level metrics.
- Ability to validate the presence of identified vulnerabilities with accuracy and reduce false positive detections.
- Experience of managing vulnerability exceptions, risk acceptance in a large, structured enterprise environment.
- Highly desired experience of working within an enterprise SOC.
- Ongoing commitment to understanding of the threat landscape and common adversary motivations/practices. Ability to quickly adapt practices to evolving circumstances.
- Ability to perform autonomous vulnerability threat research and analysis.
- Strong written and oral communication skills. Ability to convey complex concepts to non-technical constituents. Proficiency in oral and written English.
- Capable of providing assistance with the preparation of internal training materials and documentation.
- Ability to be productive and maintain focus to meet firm SLAs on vulnerability remediation.
- Understands Vulnerability Management in the context of risk management and organizational priorities.
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- Possess a Computer Science Bachelor’s Degree or substantial equivalent experience.
- CISSP required.
- GIAC Vulnerability assessment (GMON/GVCA).
- Microsoft security certification (SC-900, SC-200).
- Security+.
- Certified Ethical Hacker.
Reports to
Security Engineering Manager & Vulnerability Management Architect.
Position Type
Centre Services.
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