Security Technical Engineer - IT
Weaver is seeking a Security Engineer to join their information security team, focusing on threat detection and incident response. The role involves managing security alerts, performing threat hunting using Microsoft Sentinel, and tuning security configurations. Candidates should have strong hands-on experience with the Microsoft security stack and be proficient in KQL. This position requires collaboration with infrastructure and compliance teams to enhance the firm's overall security posture.
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Experience
Experience not specified
Function
Engineering
Work mode
Onsite, India
Company
Tier 2
What you will work on
Weaver is seeking a Security Engineer to join their information security team, focusing on threat detection and incident response. The role involves managing security alerts, performing threat hunting using Microsoft Sentinel, and tuning security configurations. Candidates should have strong hands-on experience with the Microsoft security stack and be proficient in KQL. This position requires collaboration with infrastructure and compliance teams to enhance the firm's overall security posture.
TAL's take
Solid mid-tier role focusing on specific Microsoft security tooling with well-defined responsibilities.
Highly specific JD detailing the tools and security frameworks used in the daily tasks.
Must haves
- Hands-on experience with Microsoft Defender XDR
- Working knowledge of SIEM/SOAR systems like Microsoft Sentinel
- Experience in security alert triage and incident response
- Working knowledge of KQL and log analysis
- Bachelor's degree in IT or related field
Tools and skills
Nice to have: network+, security+, sc-200, sc-300, sc-400, az-500.
About the company
Unfamiliar company, default mid-tier.
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