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The Cybersecurity Analyst applies working knowledge of cybersecurity concepts, tools, and processes to support threat detection, investigation, and response activities. This role operates with moderate independence on standard tasks, contributes to continuous improvement of security operations, and escalates complex or high-risk issues appropriately. The Analyst understands how cybersecurity activities protect member data and trust, and applies a consistent service mindset in all interactions.
Job Responsibility:
Monitors, analyzes, and triages security alerts and events from tools such as SIEM, EDR/XDR, email security, and identity platforms, following documented procedures.
Conducts initial investigations of security incidents, including log review, basic root cause analysis, and evidence collection, escalating when needed.
Supports incident response activities by executing assigned response actions and documenting findings, timelines, and outcomes.
Performs routine vulnerability scanning, validation, and remediation tracking, identifying trends or recurring issues for escalation.
Assists with access reviews, privileged access monitoring, and IAM-related investigations following policy and approval workflows.
Contributes to maintaining and improving standard operating procedures, playbooks, and technical documentation.
Participates in threat intelligence review and applies indicators of compromise (IOCs) to detection tools under guidance.
Supports security awareness activities, including phishing analysis, reporting metrics, and follow-up actions.
Uses dashboards and reports to identify patterns or trends in alerts, vulnerabilities, or user behavior, asking questions to build analytical confidence.
Collaborates with IT, cloud, and business teams to support secure configurations and remediation efforts.
Provides guidance to Level 1 analysts during routine investigations and shares lessons learned with the team.
Supports assigned project tasks or portions of larger initiatives, tracking progress and communicating status or risks.
Participates in tabletop exercises, audits, and compliance activities related to NIST, CIS Controls, and regulatory expectations.
Performs other related duties as assigned.
Requirements:
Applies working knowledge of cybersecurity tools, concepts, and processes to complete standard tasks reliably.
Knowledge of networking, system and Helpdesk operations and security fundamentals.
Follows established procedures while beginning to anticipate routine issues and suggest small process improvements.
Demonstrates sound judgment in routine situations and escalates ambiguous or higher-risk issues appropriately.
Communicates clearly and professionally, explaining findings and asking thoughtful questions.
Applies a consistent service mindset and understands how cybersecurity supports the member experience.
Works effectively with others, contributing to a positive and collaborative team environment.
Adapts to new tools, processes, and ways of working, viewing change as an opportunity for growth.
Working understanding of cybersecurity frameworks such as NIST CSF and CIS Controls.
Familiarity with the incident response lifecycle, common attack techniques, and basic threat actor behaviors.
Practical knowledge of log analysis, alert triage, and detection concepts, including familiarity with MITRE ATT&CK.
Understanding of compliance requirements and how policies apply in different operational scenarios.
2+ years of directly relevant experience in cybersecurity, security operations, or a related technical role.
Preferred: Bachelor’s degree in Cybersecurity, Computer Science, Information Technology, or a related field.
Nice to have:
Bachelor’s degree in Cybersecurity, Computer Science, Information Technology, or a related field.