Senior Security Engineer
TAC Security is seeking a Senior Security Engineer to focus on Vulnerability Assessment and Penetration Testing. The role involves conducting security assessments, identifying vulnerabilities, and collaborating with clients on remediation strategies. Candidates must have 4-5 years of relevant experience and proficiency in industry-standard security tools like Burp Suite and Metasploit. The position also includes mentoring junior engineers and contributing to testing methodology improvements.
50k new jobs listed every day. Install TAL to find more jobs like this.
Experience
4-5 years
Function
Engineering
Work mode
Onsite, India
Company
Tier 2
What you will work on
TAC Security is seeking a Senior Security Engineer to focus on Vulnerability Assessment and Penetration Testing. The role involves conducting security assessments, identifying vulnerabilities, and collaborating with clients on remediation strategies. Candidates must have 4-5 years of relevant experience and proficiency in industry-standard security tools like Burp Suite and Metasploit. The position also includes mentoring junior engineers and contributing to testing methodology improvements.
TAL's take
Solid tier-2 role in a specialized field (cybersecurity) with clear responsibilities and tenure expectations.
The JD is very clear, defining specific tools, expectations, and the VAPT focus for the role.
Must haves
- Bachelor's degree in Computer Science or related field
- 4-5 years experience in cybersecurity
- Proficiency in Nmap, Nessus, Metasploit, Burp Suite, and OWASP
- Hands-on experience with Windows, Linux, and Unix
- Understanding of network protocols and web application architecture
Tools and skills
Nice to have: certified ethical hacker (ceh), offensive security certified professional (oscp).
About the company
Established cybersecurity company, though not a top-tier unicorn or global tech giant.
Posts mentioning TAC Security
Technical account consultant
Hello members would like to know the salary slab of Tac post in Bengaluru company zerofox
Apple's New iOS Beta Adds AI Object Removal Feature
Apple has added yet more AI features in its latest developer betas for iOS 18.1, and this time we’re getting the ability to remove objects from photos. Several days after the Port of Seattle announced a “possible” cyberattack on its systems, Sea-Tac Airport is still largely offline, causing chaos among travelers and acting as a standing warning against taking security lightly. Magic, an AI startup creating models to generate code and automate a range of software development tasks, has raised a large tranche of cash from investors including ex-Google CEO Eric Schmidt. Codeium, a startup developing an AI-powered tool to rival GitHub Copilot, has raised $150 million at a $1.25 billion valuation. OpenAI is reportedly in talks to close a new funding round at a $100 billion+ valuation. France has formally charged Telegram founder, Pavel Durov, over organized crime on the messaging app. AI dominated Reliance’s annual general meeting. Russian government hackers have been found using exploits made by spyware companies NSO and Intellexa. Apple's new iOS developer beta lets you remove objects from pictures using AI. Apple has added yet more AI features in its latest developer betas for iOS 18.1, and this time we’re getting the ability to remove objects from photos. iOS 18.1 beta 3 features: Here’s what’s new. Apple Store Apple One iOS 18.1 beta 3, however, brought a variety of new features and changes—especially to Apple Intelligence. Beta 3 introduced a brand new Apple Intelligence feature: Clean Up. This feature in the Photos app enables you to easily remove unwanted objects from an image_url. My personal favorite Apple Intelligence feature so far has been notification summaries. But in beta 3, Apple has enabled them for all apps. In macOS 15.1 beta 3, Apple has made a change to the Mac App Store’s download behavior.
3.5 YOE Network Security (TAC L2) — What’s the best "Next Move" for 15+ LPA?
Hey everyone, looking for some career guidance. Currently working as a Tier II TAC Security Engineer at a Firewall Company. I have about 3.5 years of total experience, including a stint as a Cyber Security Associate at PwC and NOC for HPE Aruba. My Current Stack: • Firewalls: SonicWall NextGen (Gen 6/7), virtual & on-prem. • Networking: BGP, OSPF, IPsec/SSL VPNs, Wireshark/Packet analysis. • Cloud/Identity: Basic exposure to AWS (EC2/Direct Connect) and EntraID. • Education: B.Tech in Computer Science and Engineering I’ve hit a point where I’m comfortable handling L2 escalations and high-impact outages. I’m trying to decide between three paths for my next jump