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IEHP

Nonprofit public health plan for the Inland Empire

Engineer 3 - Security Analyst

Security Operations & Incident ResponsePosted on Nov 5
Full-timeRancho Cucamonga, CA, USA$135.2k - $179.1k /yr

About the Job

Requirements

  • A minimum of eight years of IT experience, including at least five years in a cybersecurity role focused on protection, detection, and response.
  • Knowledge of the MITRE ATT&CK and Cyber Kill Chain frameworks.
  • Experience establishing or participating in Blue Team exercises.
  • Experience with Windows, macOS, and Linux operating systems.
  • Knowledge of the system development lifecycle.
  • Experience deploying, managing, and using security operations tools, including SIEM, EPM, DLP, vulnerability management tools, firewalls, WAFs, antivirus, email protection, incident response, and threat hunting and management tools.
  • Scripting experience with PowerShell, JavaScript, or Python.
  • Experience with identity and access control management tools.
  • An associate’s degree with a major in a computer-related or similar technical field from an accredited institution, or—in lieu of the degree—at least two additional years of cybersecurity work experience beyond the experience minimum.
  • Comprehensive knowledge of SIEM and SOAR; MITRE ATT&CK and Cyber Kill Chain frameworks; Blue Teaming; endpoint protection technologies; cloud technologies; OSI Model layers, IP routing, and TCP/IP operation; scripting with PowerShell, JavaScript, or Python; computer forensics; security standards including HIPAA, NIST 800-53, NIST CSF, and Zero Trust Architecture; vulnerability scanning technologies; security monitoring and incident response; risk analysis and mitigation; networking technologies and protocols, especially TCP/IP; defense-in-depth strategies; security operations tools including SIEM, EPM, DLP, vulnerability scanners, firewalls, WAFs, antivirus, email protection, incident response, and threat management; advanced persistent threats and associated tactics; indicators of compromise and attack; vulnerability management; cloud security and technologies; and Windows, macOS, and Linux operating systems.
  • Ability to lift server appliance weights up to 50 pounds; a back brace must be worn when lifting 50 pounds or more.

Responsibilities

  • Maintain and improve security policies, standards, procedures, and response playbooks; produce incident documentation, root-cause analyses, and after-action reviews; and collaborate with business stakeholders to align security controls with organizational requirements.
  • Provide guidance to business units and technology stakeholders during critical business and technology initiatives, using knowledge of global threat actors and their tactics, techniques, and procedures.
  • Support information technology security functions in application security, security operations, and vulnerability management.
  • Monitor firewalls, intrusion prevention and detection systems, virtual private networks, threat intelligence platforms, endpoint protection, security training platforms, email security, forensic tools, public, private, and hybrid cloud infrastructure, identity and access management systems, and physical security systems.
  • Monitor security operations center tools and dashboards.
  • Conduct threat hunting across the environment using security operations center tools and internal or external threat intelligence sources.
  • Architect cybersecurity solutions for on-premises and cloud computing environments.
  • Participate in or lead cybersecurity engineering projects.
  • Assist with risk analysis and with designing and implementing controls to mitigate risk.
  • Identify attack-surface reduction opportunities through vulnerability data analysis and identify process-improvement and automation opportunities.
  • Perform other duties required to support health plan operations and department business needs.
  • Monitor security systems and provide early response to potential threats.
  • Manage security incident response and serve as an escalation point for investigations of incidents involving advanced and sophisticated threat actors and tactics, techniques, and procedures.
  • Design, test, and implement response playbooks, orchestration workflows, and automations.
  • Research, recommend, and test new security technologies and platforms.
  • Analyze technologies and establish processes and protocols to prevent unauthorized access to company networks and systems.
  • Support automation and orchestration to maximize team capacity and reduce routine tasks.
  • Drive the creation of countermeasures to protect company personnel and information assets.
  • Document, prioritize, and formally report incidents, root-cause analyses, and after-action reviews.
  • Coordinate internal and external resources protecting enterprise systems.
  • Attend and participate in change-management policy discussions and meetings periodically.
  • Validate and improve preventative controls and incident response using breach and attack simulation solutions.
  • Encourage employees to maintain rigorous system security controls, reduce complexity, and mature security practices.
  • Solve tactical and strategic problems in the vulnerability management program.
  • Plan, develop, configure, and execute vulnerability scans across corporate and business information systems, on-premises and in the cloud.
  • Mature the vulnerability management program in collaboration with other information security teams.
  • Respond proactively to tickets and incidents.
  • Collect and aggregate information from varied sources and formats, assess its relevance to the environment, and monitor and report vulnerability threat-level metrics.
  • Work with Compliance, Internal Audit, business teams, and others to identify, analyze, and communicate risk and support vulnerability management within business requirements.
  • Identify, develop, and implement mechanisms to detect vulnerabilities and how they may lead to corporate incidents, supporting compliance with security standards and procedures.
  • Coordinate with the Incident Response team to remediate security incidents as needed.
  • Collaborate with business areas and project teams to develop security solutions addressing compliance requirements that may affect security.
  • Work with information systems owners and administrators to understand security needs and help implement practices and procedures consistent with security policies.
  • Build and maintain supplier partnerships to support company goals.
  • Create and maintain environmental documentation, tasks, and change records.
  • Advocate internally and externally for compliance with security measures protecting corporate applications and environments.
  • Perform static and dynamic application security testing.
  • Conduct application security testing on web, API, thick-client, and mobile applications, including supporting infrastructure components.
  • Use business requirements, user stories, design documents, and architecture documents to define testing scope and create targeted security user stories or misuse cases.
  • Manage and execute security assessments for multiple projects simultaneously and meet project timelines.
  • Analyze source code to mitigate identified system weaknesses and vulnerabilities.
  • Ensure containerization security best practices are maintained and vulnerabilities are addressed.

Desired Qualifications

  • Relevant security certifications.

About the Company

IEHP

Nonprofit public health plan for the Inland Empire

IEHP is a nonprofit public health plan that connects residents of California's Riverside and San Bernardino counties with health coverage and care. It administers Medi-Cal coverage for eligible low-income residents, IEHP DualChoice for people with both Medicare and Medi-Cal, and IEHP Covered plans through Covered California. Members receive care through a network of doctors and other providers, with dedicated care teams for those who need extra support. Its community wellness centers run free fitness classes and health workshops, and it connects residents with food and housing resources. IEHP began operating in 1996 and is headquartered in Rancho Cucamonga, California.

Company size
1,001-5,000
Company stage
Not listed
Total funding
Not listed
Headquarters
Rancho Cucamonga, CA
Founded
1996

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