Security Researcher

Required Security Researcher
Full-time
Hybrid
Todays world is crime-riddled. Criminals are everywhere, invisible, virtual, and sophisticated. Traditional ways to prevent and investigate crime and terror are no longer enough
Technology is changing incredibly fast. The criminals know it, and they are taking advantage. We know it too.
For nearly 30 years, the incredible minds at our company around the world have worked closely together and put their expertise to work, to keep up with constantly evolving technological and criminal trends and help make the world a safer place with leading investigative analytics software solutions.
We are defined by our dedication to doing good and this translates to business success, meaningful work friendships, a can-do attitude, and deep curiosity.
As a Communication Protocols Security Researcher, your day will be filled with stimulating tasks. Youll start by catching up on the latest in communication protocols. Then, youll dive into identifying vulnerabilities and developing strategies to exploit them. Youll also spend time brainstorming with your team to come up with innovative solutions to complex security problems.
As an employee you will:
Protocol Analysis: Conduct in-depth research and analysis of various communication protocols to understand their design, implementation, and potential vulnerabilities.
Reverse Engineering and Vulnerability Research: Apply reverse engineering techniques to deconstruct systems and understand their inner workings and Conduct research to discover new vulnerabilities in various systems and technologies.
Solution Implementation: Translate your research findings into practical solutions and implement them in our products.
Product Development: Contribute to the advancement of our products by staying abreast of the latest developments in the field and innovating new features and improvements.
Communication Protocols and Wireless Attacks: work with a variety of communication protocols such as WPA2, WAP3, BLE, BT classic, NFC, RFID, satellite protocols, and more.