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Cyber Threat Detection SIEM Specialist - Contract - Canberra

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1 Vacancy

Job Description

Urgent requirement of Cyber Threat Detection SIEM Specialist Contract Canberra

Requirements


Essential criteria
  • Proficiency in managing SIEM platforms QRadar Splunk and Elastic.
  • Knowledge of network architecture concepts including topology protocolscomponents and principles.

Desirable criteria
  • Experience in developing SIEM use cases and/or rules.
  • Experience in SIEM administration.
  • Understanding of the requirements of network security monitoring.
  • Must possess strong verbal and written communication skills.
  • Strong stakeholder engagement skills.
  • Understanding of Windows and Unix/Linux logging.
  • Familiarity with the MITRE ATT&CK Framework.
Department : Service Australia
Estimated start date : Thursday 01 August 2024
Initial contract duration : 12 months
Extension term : 12 Months
Number of extensions : 02
Location of work : ACT
Working arrangements : Working from home arrangements are according to a team roster and a minimum of 5 days per fortnight in Services Australia s Canberra office is required
Security clearance : Must have Negative Vetting Level 1
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