Content Developer (SIEM Cyber Security)

STS Systems Support, LLC. (SSS) is seeking a Content Developer (SIEM Cyber Security)

Requirements:

• DoDD 8570.01‐M/8140.01 I AT Level III CND
• Active TS/SCI
• More than 5 years of SIEM technology such as ArcSight, Splunk, and/or ELK.
• More than 3 years with network traffic analysis, ports, and protocols. BA/BS or MA/MS

• More than five (5) years of SIEM technology such as Arcsight, Splunk and/or ELK. Including, but not limited to, log handling, reports, filters, rule creation.
• Extensive knowledge with IDS/IPS systems currently in use by the Department of Defense (DoD), Services, and Agencies (i.e., Air Force, Navy, Army, DC3, DISA).
• More than three (3) years of experience with Network Traffic Analysis; ports and protocols. SANS GCDA or equivalent certification(s).
• Extensive knowledge of MITRE ATT&CK framework, and its uses within the cybersecurity community (e.g., Open Source projects)

Desired:

• Additionally, more than one (1) year of experience with Security, Orchestration, Automation, and Response (SOAR) platforms such as Phantom and/or Demisto. Proficient in Python and PowerShell.

Duties:

• Analyze DCO events.
• Apply current industry SIEM best‐practices.
• Use security alerts correlated with log enrichment data to enhance the operator’s ability to identify real attacks.
• Establish security control effectiveness and monitor for unauthorized outbound connections
• Create detections by analyzing log data across the enterprise. (CDRL A007)
• Develop dashboards and visualizations to identify adversarial activity. (CDRL A007)
• Use log data to establish and implement virtual tripwires for early detection.
• Analyze and ingest security logs into the SIEM in order to optimize for performance of the SIEM.
• Conduct designing, implementing, and testing of various SIEM solutions. (CDRL A007)
• Create and support the creation of SIEM Use Cases and understand what alerts and log enrichment is necessary to meet the required acceptable false positive rate. (CDRL A008)
• Create, test, and validate filters and rules. (CDRL A007)
• Build and implement event correlation rules, logic, and content in the SIEM. (CDRL A007)
• Tune SIEM event correlation rules and logic to filter out security events associated with known and well established network behavior, known false positives and/or known errors.
• Analyze malware threats to develop behavior based detections that alert and/or prevent malicious activity.
• Automate tasks in the SIEM using a common programming or scripting language.
• Create scheduled and ad‐hoc reporting with SEIM tools. (CDRL A007 and A008)
• Create and maintain SIEM documentation. (CDRL A008)
• Develop and execute a process to review and maintain SIEM resources such as rules, filters, lists, trends and reports.
• Utilize SIEM to develop metrics collection, analysis, and create reports upon request.
• Provide training to government personnel as requested.
• Provide knowledge transfer of tools, processes and procedures to government personnel as requested.
• Provide OJT to other contractor employees, military, and/or civilian personnel, and ensure continuity folders/working aids are updated at least once per quarter in order to ensure efficient transition when personnel rotate.
• Maintain currency on latest industry trends and provide operational reports/assessments for development of tactics, techniques, and procedures. (CDRL A002)
• Create, document, and report metrics for analysis to improve weapon system processes and mission execution. (CDRL A009).