Cyber Threat Intelligence Analyst

As an Intelligence Analyst at Fortinet, you will be part of the Cyber Threat Intelligence (CTI) Collections/Analysis team, a dedicated group of skilled analysts, collectors, and specialists committed to safeguarding customers and their assets from external threats. Your primary role will involve utilizing your writing and editing abilities to contribute to the generation of actionable intelligence for our client base, assessing existing and emerging threats related to cybercrime and various forms of malicious exploitation. - Monitor and analyze cybersecurity events, incidents, and vulnerability reports from multiple sources including OSINT, Darknet, and TECHINT. - Collaborate with the Internal Research team to identify threats specific to individual customers and create tailored analytical reports. - Produce regular Security Trend reports using information from the internal threat repository and collaborate with customers to customize service delivery accordingly. - Monitor, analyze, and report on cybersecurity events, intrusion events, security incidents, and potential threats while adhering to operational security best practices. To excel in this role, you should possess: - Strong fundamentals in Information Security and a solid understanding of Cyber Threat Intelligence. - Ability to produce high-quality Security Analysis reports and comprehend various threat vectors proficiently. - Knowledge of cyber threats, malware, APTs, exploits, etc., and familiarity with the DarkNet, DeepWeb, and other platforms of cyber-criminal activity. - Strong communication skills in English and the ability to engage effectively with diverse clients, articulating technical details clearly and concisely. - Willingness to learn new technologies and skills, adapt to evolving circumstances, and innovate as needed. - Proficiency in languages such as English, Hindi, and any other international languages like Arabic, Russian, Japanese, Chinese, German, or Italian would be advantageous. Previous experience in a Security Operations Center (SOC) environment or Cyber Crime Research is advantageous. Possession of certifications such as CEH, OSCP, or other cybersecurity credentials is a plus, while programming/scripting knowledge would be considered an additional asset. Maintaining utmost discretion and confidentiality is crucial in this role.,