Threat Intelligence Analyst

Proactively gather information about potential and current threats. This includes identifying emerging trends in cybercrime, researching known threats, and staying current with the latest techniques, tactics, and procedures (TTPs) used by cybercriminals and APT's.

Job Description

1. Threat Reporting and Communication: produce threat intelligence reports that provide valuable insights for both technical and non-technical stakeholders. These reports contain details about the threat landscape, potential or active threats, their impact, and recommended mitigation strategies.
2. Collaboration: frequently collaborate with other cybersecurity professionals, both within the organization and externally. Participate in information sharing groups, share threat intelligence with similar organizations, or work with law enforcement agencies on cybercrime investigations.
3. Continual Learning and Training: Cyber threats evolve rapidly, so you must continually update your knowledge and skills. Participate in professional development activities, such as training courses, workshops, and industry conferences. Provide training to other staff members on threat awareness and best practices for cybersecurity.

Qualifications

1. OSINT: Advanced searching capabilities as well as data collection and information analysis on different platforms and sources.
2. Proven report-writing and verbal briefing abilities in English and Hebrew.
3. High capability to understand and summarize advanced Threat Intelligence reports.
4. Bachelor's degree required
5. Self-learning and self-managing skills.
6. Working as part of multi-discipline teams.
7. Ability to multi-task and accomplish tasks with limited supervision and respond to short- notice tasking.
8. Understanding of network protocols, malware analysis, computer forensics, knowledge of cyber threats, and cyber defense techniques.
9. Strong analytical, problem-solving, and communication skills.