Cyber Security Analyst
Protect and secure computer systems by identifying potential threats and implementing preventative measures.
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- What's it like to be a Cyber Security Analyst?
- How to become a Cyber Security Analyst
- Latest Cyber Security Analyst jobs
- Top skills and experience for Cyber Security Analysts
What's it like to be a Cyber Security Analyst?
A Cyber Security Analyst is responsible for protecting both company networks and data. They implement security measures, monitor systems for security breaches, and when breaches occur, resolve them effectively. Their role could also involve conducting penetration testing, which is a simulated cyber attack to find vulnerabilities before actual hackers do. Industries that heavily rely on Cyber Security Analysts include financial services, healthcare and governmental agencies. With the rise of cyber threats, this career is critical in almost every sector to ensure datasecurity and privacy.
Tasks and duties
- Identifying and addressing potential threats in network and system security.
- Monitoring company networks for security breaches and responding to cyber attacks.
- Maintaining and improving knowledge about modern digital threats and protective measures.
- Developing and implementing security protocols.
- Conducting periodic audits of the organisation's systems to find vulnerabilities.
- Installing and using software, such as firewalls and data encryption programs, to protect the organisation's information.
- Preparing reports that detail security breaches and the extent of the damage caused by breaches.
How to become a Cyber Security Analyst
Cyber Security Analysts implement security measures and monitor systems to protect an organisation from potential breaches. A Cyber Security Analyst should have highly technical skills to protect the company’s networks and data.
- Bachelor’s degree or above in Computer Science, Information Technology, Information Security, Cyber Security or equivalent discipline.
- Holding certifications such as Certified Information Systems Security Professional (CISSP), Certified Cloud Security Professional (CCSP), Certificate of Cloud Security Knowledge (CCSK) or equivalent is an advantage.
- Years of working experience in IT security.
- Possess a foundational understanding of cyber security concepts and is aware of the current updates in the sector.
- Has excellent problem-solving skills and a sharp eye for detail.
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Skills and experience employers are looking for
Having the right skills and experience can make you an in-demand applicant. Cyber Security Analyst employers on Jobsdb are looking for job seekers with expertise in the following areas. Cybersecurity
Information Security
Security Information & Event Management
Cissp Certificate
Incident Response
Microsoft Active Directory
Threat Intelligence
Computer Science
Security Operations
Security Services
Security Assessment
CISM Certification
Risk Assessment
Thai Certified Investment and Securities Analyst
Security Systems
Routing Protocols
Encryption
Information Systems
Penetration Testing
Firewalls
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