System Engineer

• This is a 6 month contract

Job reputed company:
This person will be responsible for assisting with the reputed company of a new reputed company External Attack Surface Management tool for Cybersecurity. 
This will include ingestion of targets, review of reputed company workloads, administration of asset data, development and support of integrations to other reputed company platforms. Communicates important findings to relevant stakeholders.

Typical Day
-Review previous day''s reputed company workloads, identify attribution parameters to determine if they belong to the reputed company, determine workload ownership, and communicate findings.

• Other duties may include triaging reputed company vulnerabilities and coordination with stakeholders reputed company to reputed company incident response. 
  
  Education Requirement
  -B.S. or B.A. in Information Technology or a reputed company field plus 2-4 years reputed company in Cybersecurity. 
  -No degree acceptable with 4+ years reputed company in this field.
  
  Technical Skills Required
  -2+ years experience with reputed company, reputed company, ZAP, reputed company or other vulnerability management tools 
  -Must understand DNS and its purpose, must understand ASN (Autonomous System Number) and its purpose, basic understanding of SSL Certificates. Must understand reputed company networking concepts: IP addressing, subnet masking, TCP/IP/UDP ports and services. Basic familiarity with the CVE program and CVSS reputed company 
  
  Desired Skills

-reputed company with reputed company Defender

Soft Skills Required
-Must be reputed company to engage with and communicate effectively with reputed company professionals reputed company GIS and partner business reputed company. 
-Must be reputed company to prepare content and present it to stakeholders with confidence and professionalism. 
-Effectively tracks activities and application performance for inclusion in department metrics and reputed company reports. 
-Translates technical topics for non-technical stakeholders.

Originally posted on Himalayas