our company Intelligence seeks a Senior Intelligence Analyst for its Global Threat Analysis Cell (GTAC) to track and analyze targeted intrusion activity associated with Democratic Peoples Republic of Korea (DPRK)-nexus adversaries. The Analyst will monitor DPRK-nexus cyber operations, identify emerging trends and threats, investigate suspected DPRK-related adversary activity, and produce strategic and tactical intelligence assessments and products that directly inform our company customers.
What You'll Do:
Track adversary campaigns, tactics, techniques, and procedures (TTPs) through analysis of our companys unique telemetry, open-source data sets, and third-party intelligence
Author short and long format written reports with minimal supervision that apply analytic tradecraft, including appropriate use of estimative language, confidence levels, and structured analytic techniques. Collaborate across teams to inform various functions within our company Intelligence, as well as other company business units, to ensure comprehensive adversary tracking and deconfliction
Identify intelligence gaps, propose new research projects to address collection shortfalls, and develop initiatives to explore understand adversary intent, capabilities, and infrastructure
Conduct peer review of reporting by team members, and ensure all products meet our company Intelligences analytic standards for accuracy, clarity, and objectivity.
Prioritize, categorize, and respond to requests for information from internal and external customers
Conduct briefings as needed for a variety of levels of customers as requested (via either phone, video conference, webcast, in-person briefing, or industry conference).
What You'll Do:
Track adversary campaigns, tactics, techniques, and procedures (TTPs) through analysis of our companys unique telemetry, open-source data sets, and third-party intelligence
Author short and long format written reports with minimal supervision that apply analytic tradecraft, including appropriate use of estimative language, confidence levels, and structured analytic techniques. Collaborate across teams to inform various functions within our company Intelligence, as well as other company business units, to ensure comprehensive adversary tracking and deconfliction
Identify intelligence gaps, propose new research projects to address collection shortfalls, and develop initiatives to explore understand adversary intent, capabilities, and infrastructure
Conduct peer review of reporting by team members, and ensure all products meet our company Intelligences analytic standards for accuracy, clarity, and objectivity.
Prioritize, categorize, and respond to requests for information from internal and external customers
Conduct briefings as needed for a variety of levels of customers as requested (via either phone, video conference, webcast, in-person briefing, or industry conference).
Requirements:
Required:
Motivated self-starter with 2+ years experience in a threat intelligence environment, preferably with a practical focus on DPRK cyber operations
Hands-on knowledge of threat intelligence research/collection tools and analytical tradecraft methods
Ability to identify, organize, catalog, and track adversary tradecraft trends – often with incomplete data
Ability to produce quality finished intelligence products on short deadlines, as well as continuing to maintain analysis for and report on long-term strategic assessments with minimal assistance
Understanding of technical terminology, tools, and tactics employed by threat actors
Ability or willingness to learn to conduct basic technical analysis of the tools and tradecraft employed by threat actors, as well as to enumerate and monitor threat actors infrastructure
Experience effectively coordinating both research projects and written products among various sets of subject matter experts and technical specialists
Knowledge of geopolitical issues specific to DPRK (including Korean Peninsula affairs) and ability to use that information to support understanding
Undergraduate degree, military training or relevant experience in cyber intelligence, computer science, general intelligence studies, security studies, political science, international relations, etc.
Required:
Motivated self-starter with 2+ years experience in a threat intelligence environment, preferably with a practical focus on DPRK cyber operations
Hands-on knowledge of threat intelligence research/collection tools and analytical tradecraft methods
Ability to identify, organize, catalog, and track adversary tradecraft trends – often with incomplete data
Ability to produce quality finished intelligence products on short deadlines, as well as continuing to maintain analysis for and report on long-term strategic assessments with minimal assistance
Understanding of technical terminology, tools, and tactics employed by threat actors
Ability or willingness to learn to conduct basic technical analysis of the tools and tradecraft employed by threat actors, as well as to enumerate and monitor threat actors infrastructure
Experience effectively coordinating both research projects and written products among various sets of subject matter experts and technical specialists
Knowledge of geopolitical issues specific to DPRK (including Korean Peninsula affairs) and ability to use that information to support understanding
Undergraduate degree, military training or relevant experience in cyber intelligence, computer science, general intelligence studies, security studies, political science, international relations, etc.
This position is open to all candidates.
