Cyber Security Network Analyst

Security Clearance: TSSCI Poly

The Role: As a Cyber Security Network Analyst you will use Cybersecurity techniques and Network Analysis to manage intrusion analysis and incident response; and TCP/IP fundamentals, Windows and Linux/UNIX operating systems, and supporting Office applications. Demonstrated real-world incident management / incident response experience. You will be responsible for the defense of critical IT infrastructure and software across a range of key branches.

Developing skills in this growth industry will make you a high value target that will provide fast-tracked career progression and a high earning capacity.

The Ideal Candidate: We’re searching for tech savvy individuals that are keen to work in an exciting and dynamic environment. In addition, you will demonstrate the following attributes:

• Good written and verbal communication
• Attention to detail
• Proactive nature
• An interest in and knowledge of cyber security and incident response
• Analytical skills

Cyber Security Experience Required:

WithYouWithMe Cyber Security Course graduate.

Ideal Veteran:

• Veterans who have completed or are completing our Cyber Security Analyst Course

Job Overview

Lockheed Martin are hiring a number of Cyber Security Network analysts to work in their growing IT Security team.

• Lockheed is a prime Defense contractor providing services to Defense and other Federal agencies.
• You will work in a team to provide Tier 1 (Help Desk) and Tier 2 (Escalation) problem identification, diagnosis, and resolution of problems.

Experience in intrusion analysis and incident response may be substituted for a Bachelor’s degree.
a) Experience with computer network exploitation, construction, and diagnostics of computer networks, network analysis, network threats and risks, incident response, and database research.
b) Other applicable skills, including technical and narrative reporting.
c) Maintain awareness of applicable computer network exploitation policies, regulations, and compliance documents.
d) Analyze network packet information, Windows and Linux/UNIX OS system data, executable file data, host data, and metadata to identify and characterize anomalies on USG networks.
e) Provide reporting on activities and assist in the development and optimization of new and existing tools and techniques to enhance analytic capabilities.
f) Perform research utilizing Agency resource tools and databases.
g) Provide analytic support at both network and host level to augment the Government team charged with identifying and characterizing anomalies on USG networks.
h) Provide domain expertise in networking hardware and communication technologies, and systems programming.
i) Develop and analyze exploitation tactics, techniques and procedures for a wide range of operating systems.

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