HP Cybersecurity Threat Intelligence Analyst 

United States, Texas 

104437202

Cybersecurity Threat Intelligence Analyst

What a Cybersecurity Threat Intelligence Analyst does at HP:

• Develop and refine cyber threat intelligence collection and analysis processes, using technical and non-technical, internal and external, threat intelligence sources
• Develop and support tools and processes to assist with collection and analysis of intelligence information
• Develop and refine mechanisms to integrate threat intelligence into other Cybersecurity tools and processes

  Produce detailed intelligence analysis reports on cyber threats with a potential to impact HP and present relevant findings to both technical and non-technical audiences

• Issue advisories on critical threats and vulnerabilities
• Identify gaps in both processes and technology, develop capabilities to enhance existing cyber threat intelligence Functions
• Support detection and response teams with context and analysis support, provide industry expertise and recommend relevant remediation and countermeasures

• 5 or more years experience in one or more of the following cybersecurity functions:
  • Cyber Threat Intelligence
  • Intrusion Detection/Prevention Monitoring
  • Incident Response
  • Forensics
• Experience with dark web monitoring
• Extensive knowledge of standards of intelligence collection and analysis tradecraft, distilling raw information into actionable intelligence.
• Experience tracking and reporting on cyber espionage, cyber crime, and other malicious cyber actors.
• Familiarity with cyber threats, defenses, motivations and techniques.
• Experience with standard signature and information sharing data formats and exchange protocols - e.g., Yara, STIX/TAXII, etc.
• Understanding of common operating systems and IT Infrastructure such as Windows, Unix/Linux, Active Directory, firewalls, proxies, etc.
• Familiarity with automation concepts and proficiency in scripting languages such as Python, JavaScript, Powershell, etc.
• Bachelor’s degree(required, preferably in computer science, engineering or related area of study,orequivalent experience)
• Technical Cyber Security Certification through one of the recognized bodies preferred: SANS, ISACA, (ICS)2, CompTIA, etc.
• A mindset of continuous growth, curiosity, and asking WHY?

As a CTI analyst, you will also have the opportunity to interface with other Cybersecurity functions – Vulnerability Management, Risk Management, etc., using your knowledge to enable other teams to make better, more informed decisions.

Data & Information Technology

Full time

No shift premium (United States of America)

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