DNS-GSLB Security Engineer
Verizon Communications
DNS-GSLB Security Engineer
Verizon Communications
Runs wireless and fiber networks across the US
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Verizon Global Infrastructure (VGI) seeks a highly motivated Cybersecurity Engineer to continuously evolve security standards. This critical role involves hardening Verizon’s Network, Cloud, and Application environments within the GTS ecosystem by converting complex security challenges into robust, enterprise-grade solutions. You will be instrumental in redefining attack surface management by designing a next-generation naming and delivery ecosystem. By integrating DNSSEC, encrypted traffic steering, and GSLB, you will bridge the gap between on-premise and public cloud platforms to ensure seamless, "always-on" security and automated threat mitigation across our global infrastructure.
Verizon is an equal opportunity employer. We evaluate qualified applicants without regard to race, gender, disability or any other legally protected characteristics.
Runs wireless and fiber networks across the US
Verizon runs one of the largest wireless and fiber networks in the United States, selling mobile and home internet service to consumers, businesses and government agencies. Its consumer arm sells phone plans along with Fios and Frontier fiber internet and 5G home internet, which beams broadband to homes over its cellular network. Verizon Business sells mobile, networking and security services to companies of every size, including nearly all of the Fortune 500. Most revenue comes from monthly service plans, with more from device sales and installment payments. Verizon was incorporated in 1983 as Bell Atlantic, took the Verizon name in 2000, and is headquartered in New York City.
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