Threat Hunting Researcher - Unit

Threat Hunting Researcher – Unit

Understanding the evolving threat landscape, including attack tools, tactics, and techniques, as well as networking and security fundamentals
Experience investigating targeted, sophisticated, and/or hidden threats in both endpoints and networks
4+ years of relevant experience with a proven track record in cybersecurity research, specializing in either APTs or cybercrime, but with the ability to address the broader threat landscape
Background in writing detections/hunting queries
Understanding of APT operations, including attack vectors, propagation, data exfiltration, lateral movement, persistence mechanisms, and more
Familiarity with organizational cybersecurity measures, including protective tools and remediation techniques
Excellent written and oral communication skills in English
Strong attention to detail
Knowledge of advanced threat hunting methodologies and the ability to develop novel techniques
Ability to analyze and understand the infrastructure of malicious campaigns
Self-starter who can work independently and adapt to changing priorities

Proactively search for signs of malicious activity within an organization’s network
Use advanced tools and methodologies to identify anomalies and potential threats
Engage in research and experimentation to develop new hunting techniques
Work closely with other teams, such as Incident Response, Threat Intelligence, customers, and cybersecurity leadership, to share findings and coordinate response efforts
Perform threat hunting activities on a wide variety of data sources
Build hypotheses, execute manual hunting techniques, gather and analyze results, perform forensic activities, and deliver reports
Collaborate with multiple research and development groups