Security Engineer - Incident Response
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Compensation
Not disclosed
Squarespace is looking for a Security Engineer with a focus on Investigations and Incident Response to join a dedicated team responsible for monitoring and responding to attacks on our platform. You'll partner with teams across the organization as you investigate security events specific to our platform and corporate environment.
This is a hybrid role working from our Dublin office 3 days per week and you will report to the Detection and Response Manager.
You’ll Get To…
You will investigate security events through our SIEM and SOAR technology
Design alerts to monitor both our customer and corporate environments for anomalous behavior
Share insights gleaned from SOAR case work with relevant security team members in order to drive more security feature implementation to the product or corporate environment
You will respond to ongoing incidents, investigate historical compromises, and provide adept analysis and findings
Establish strategies for threat detection, alerting, and response
You will initiate reactive threat hunting engagements by performing endpoint, network, application, and log analysis
Establish processes and build 'playbooks' of operational response to security events and/or incidents
Familiarity with Threat Intelligence and keeping up-to-date on modern threats and InfoSec news
Build and support security-focused tools and services
Provide Mentorship and technical expertise to junior team members to assist their technical development
Who We’re Looking For
5+ years experience in the security industry
Certifications (preferred not required): OSCP, OSCE, OSWP
Experience working with SIEM and SOAR technologies
Knowledgeable of cloud & container security, and infrastructure as code
Working understanding of malware analysis, reverse engineering, and host-based and memory forensics
Proficiency in programming or scripting languages (preference to Python, Go, JavaScript, or Bash) is a plus
Knowledge of network and web related protocols (e.g.