Rapid7 Associate Detection & Response Analyst 

Czechia, Prague, Prague 

103949754

About the Role

As an Associate SOC Analyst you will be responsible for reviewing alert data to identify evil activity in customer environments. You will be empowered to steer investigations which include everything from evidence acquisition and analysis to figuring out how the intrusion began to identifying any malicious or unexpected activity related to the event. Your colleague, a Customer Advisor, will be responsible for direct communication with the customer and you will have fellow analysts who will be ready to help you if you encounter a problem or have a question.

In this role, you will:

• Deliver world-class threat detection services using traditional threat intelligence-based detection and user behavior analytics

• Conduct or assist with Rapid7 incident response investigations

• Write a findings report for each investigation which includes your technical analysts documented findings and remediation recommendations for customers

• Communicate with Customer Advisors on client Requests For Information and investigation findings

• Assist in capturing and deploying knowledge of attack methodologies

• Provide continuous input to Rapid7 product development teams

The skills you’ll bring include:

• Knowledge of Windows and/or Linux operating systems

• Fundamental knowledge of security concepts (lateral movement, privilege escalation, persistence methods, command and control, exfiltration, etc.)

• Participated and succeeded in CTFs, HTB, Rastalabs, Pentesting with Kali Labs

• Scripting/coding ability

• Excited by technology with a passion for cybersecurity, curious and eager to learn and develop in a security role

• A creative problem solver with the ability to think critically

• Passionate about delighting customers, puts the customer needs at the forefront of all decision making

• A team player who collaborates effectively, helping teammates and celebrating team success

• The Rapid7 MDR SOC has a shift rotation which requires associate analysts to work 4:3