Dell Incident Response Consultant - US Secureworks 

United States, Georgia, Savannah 

785262001

Role Overview

Additionally, the Incident Response Consultant may be required to deliver a range of proactive cyber threat hunting to help customers identify unknown compromise activity and gaps in their cybersecurity controls.

Role Responsibilities

• Serve as subject matter expert in digital forensics and incident response (DFIR)
• Perform complex incident response investigative analysis and develop assessments based on the analysis of host, network, and cloud digital artifacts
• Document analysis findings and develop recommendations to present both orally and in written reports to customers
• Develop tailored incident response remediation plans for major cyber incidents to direct customer containment and recovery efforts
• Manage urgent and critical interactions with customers
• Maintain professional, calming, and authoritative presence during a crisis
• Participate in a 24x7 on-call rotation for supporting requests from global incident response customers
• Travel as needed to assist customers with on-site incident response efforts

Requirements

• Minimum three (3) years of cybersecurity experience in complex operating environments
• Minimum three (3) years in a customer facing support role (Security Engineer, Client Services, Consulting, Professional Services)
• Minimum of two (2) years of host forensics, network forensics, and cloud forensics experience for threat hunting and incident response efforts
• GCIH, GCFE, GCFA, GREM or similar certifications
• Strong communication skills (oral and written)
• Experience briefing senior-level leadership and conveying technical information to audiences of varying backgrounds and skill levels
• Ability to prioritize urgent tasks and work multiple consulting engagements concurrently
• Desire to work with customers to solve complex cybersecurity issues, including during crisis situations
• Theoretical and practical knowledge in the following areas:
  • Windows and Linux operating systems
  • AWS, Azure (including Microsoft 365), and GCP
  • Exploits, vulnerabilities, intrusion vectors, and malware
  • Tactics, techniques, and procedures (TTPs) commonly employed by threat actors
  • Host forensics, network forensics, and malware analysis techniques
  • Network traffic analysis, endpoint activity analysis, and log analysis techniques
  • Enterprise cyber incident management and response processes
  • Enterprise cybersecurity controls and failure modes
  • Modern Enterprise Detection and Response (EDR) tools.