Remote Incident Response Analyst IV

001 University of Rochester; New York (NY); Hybrid; USD 4,041,000 - 5,656,000; Full time

Job summary

University of Rochester is seeking a security operations professional to support day-to-day information security incident response and triage. You will verify and document events, escalating incidents as needed and provide first- and second-level responses for security events.

Role requires on-call rotation and involves managing security tools, analyzing threats, and contributing to incident response processes to protect university systems and data.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree and 1 year of related experience required or equivalent.
• Experience with SIEM systems such as QRadar, ArcSight or LogRhythm preferred.

Responsibilities

• Responsible for support of day-to-day operations of information security incident response and triage.
• Verifies, classifies and documents events, escalating incidents as required.
• Provides first-level and second-level response for information security events, including threat analysis, root cause analysis and remediation.
• On-call rotation required.
• Provides first-level and second-level response for information security events, including threat analysis, root cause analysis and remediation.
• Manages security operations tools to ensure continued security and performance.
• Responds to requests for operational and security logs.
• Assists with development of incident response processes and systems.

Skills

Analytical skills

Problem solving

Communication skills

Self-motivated

Prioritization

On-call rotation

Education

Bachelor's degree

Tools

QRadar

ArcSight

LogRhythm

Job description

University of Rochester is seeking a security operations professional to support day-to-day information security incident response and triage. You will verify and document events, escalating incidents as needed and provide first- and second-level responses for security events.

Role requires on-call rotation and involves managing security tools, analyzing threats, and contributing to incident response processes to protect university systems and data.