Threat Intelligence Specialist

Job Description

What will you do Dark Web Monitoring: Monitor and analyse activities on the Dark Web to identify potential cyber threats, emerging trends, and vulnerabilities. Clear Web Scraping: Utilize advanced web scraping tools to gather intelligence from the Clear Web, providing valuable insights into potential security risks. Threat Intelligence Analysis: Evaluate collected data to produce actionable threat intelligence reports, enabling proactive measures to defend against cyber threats. Incident Response: Develop high quality Threat Intelligence outputs tailored for the SOC and in support on incident management and response. Research and Development: Stay abreast of the latest cyber threats, hacking techniques, and security technologies to continually enhance the organization's defence mechanisms. Collaboration: Work closely with cross-functional teams, sharing insights and contributing to the overall cybersecurity strategy. Monitor open-source intelligence (OSINT), dark web sources, and industry reports to stay informed of gaming-specific threats and trends. Conduct deep-dive analysis of cyber threats targeting gaming platforms, networks, and applications. Develop and maintain threat intelligence sharing partnerships with industry peers, law enforcement agencies, and Cybersecurity organisations. Evaluate and recommend threat intelligence tools, technologies, and platforms to enhance our capabilities Contribute to the development of Cybersecurity policies, procedures, and controls based on threat intelligence insights. Stay current on emerging threats, attack techniques, and Cybersecurity trends relevant to the gaming industry. Qualifications Experience defining and creating IOCs and IOAs Experience navigating the dark web and interacting with malicious forums Strong understanding of APTs and their TTPs Experience working with multiple Threat Intelligence Platforms Knowledge of MITRE Att&ck Framework Good knowledge of Operating Systems, Network and Cloud technologies Able to communicate difficult technical concepts to a non-technical audience Attention to detail and great problem solving skills Autonomous and self-organized