Defensive Security Analyst
SpecterOps
Defensive Security Analyst
SpecterOps
Adversary emulation, penetration testing, threat hunting.
SpecterOps is looking for candidates to support Security Operations at a SpecterOps customer site working directly with client personnel and systems. Candidates will independently support the client engineering, managing, and monitoring Security Operations Center (SOC) systems. A successful candidate will have excellent technical skills focused in the security operations space, impeccable soft skills, and be a well-organized, self-directed individual with familiarity working for a service-based information security organization.
Salary Range: $110,000-$160,000 base salary annually, commensurate with experience.
Location: On site client physical location - Washington, DC
Requirements
Nice to haves
What We Offer:
All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, disability or protected veteran status. To request reasonable accommodations, please contact us at [email protected]
Unsolicited resumes are not accepted
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Adversary emulation, penetration testing, threat hunting.
SpecterOps provides cybersecurity services that focus on understanding and countering attacker tactics, including adversary simulation, penetration testing, hunt operations, breach assessments, plus training and tools like BloodHound and PowerForensics. It works by mimicking real attackers to test defenses, actively hunting for threats, and evaluating the impact of breaches, with BloodHound mapping Active Directory to reveal attack paths and PowerForensics aiding disk-forensic analysis. The company differentiates itself through a hands‑on, attacker‑tactics‑driven approach that combines services, training, and proprietary tooling for both government and commercial clients. Its goal is to help organizations strengthen their security posture against advanced cyber threats.
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