Cybersecurity Engineer I

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SUMMARY/OBJECTIVES

The Cybersecurity Engineer (CSE) performs two core functions for the enterprise. The first is the day-to-day operations of the in-place security solutions while the second is the identification, investigation, and resolution of security related events detected by those systems. A Cybersecurity Engineer is expected to have a clear understanding of security best practice and understanding of the impacts of controls and the tuning thereof.

The CSE I performs day-to-day operational tasks to ensure the efficient operation of cybersecurity controls and platforms. This generally takes the form of response to tickets that are generated either from the system itself or as part of the Cybersecurity Operations ticket queue. The CSE I position requires initiative, accountability and ownership of tasks presented, leveraging knowledge and utilizing technical resources and other team members to drive success.
ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS

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Ensures compliance with all bank policies and procedures as well as state, federal, and regulatory requirements.

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Be fully aware of the enterprise’s security goals as established by its stated policies, procedures, and guidelines and to actively work towards upholding those goals.

System Monitoring & Threat Management

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Review logs and reports of all in-place devices, whether they be under direct control (i.e. security tools) or not (i.e. workstations, servers, network devices, etc.) and interpret the implications of that activity to provide feedback to leadership.

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Participate in investigations into anomalous activity.

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Serve as a first responder and assist with initial investigations for potential security events or control impacts.

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Assist in the ticket queue rotation to ensure efficient handling of requests.

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Participate in the cybersecurity on-call rotation.

Operational Management

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Maintain operational configurations of all in-place security solutions as per the established baselines and security best practice.

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Participate in the design and execution of vulnerability assessments, penetration tests and security audits.

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Provide on-call support for end users and all in-place security solutions.

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Monitor all in-place security solutions for efficient and appropriate operations.

Acquisition & Deployment

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Maintain up-to-date detailed knowledge of the IT security industry including awareness of new or revised security solutions, improved security processes and the development of new attacks and threat vectors.

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Recommend and implement additional security solutions or enhancements to existing security solutions to improve overall enterprise security.

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Research, evaluate, and stay current on emerging tools, techniques, and technologies.

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Participate in projects or department initiatives.

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Assist in the development and implementation of internal security projects.

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Perform daily management of assigned security solutions.

Incident Response

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Serve as a member of the incident response team as needed for response to cybersecurity incidents.

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Participate in incident response planning and testing exercises.

Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions.
COMPETENCIES

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Proven analytical and problem-solving