Lead Security Analyst Cyber Threat Analyst - National Security / Defence
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Location: ACT or SA
n Contract: 12 months, with 2 x 12-month extension options
n Pay: $140-$170 p/h including super (negotiable)
n Work type: Full-time, up to 40 hours per week
n Work arrangement: Onsite, with specific arrangements agreed with your supervisor on a case-by-case basis
n Clearance: Must hold a current security clearance
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About the Role
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Lead Security Analyst position available with our Federal Government client. This is hands-on security operations work. You will analyse threats, monitor security events, assess vulnerabilities and strengthen security controls protecting key systems.
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You will work closely with technical teams and security leadership. The role also develops incident response procedures and supports security test and evaluation activities.
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What You'll Be Doing
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- Perform threat-driven analysis of system security
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- Analyse threat intelligence for system-specific threats
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- Monitor security events and information for security incidents
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- Develop and use incident response plans and playbooks
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- Analyse security vulnerabilities and propose solutions
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- Review existing security controls for vulnerabilities
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- Develop procedures for monitoring and analysing security information and events
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- Support security test and evaluation activities for systems and products
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- Support technical leadership as required
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What You Bring (Essential Criteria)
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- You've worked in a SOC as a Security Analyst
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- You're an Australian citizen
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- You must hold a current security clearance
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Nice to Have (Desirable Criteria)
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- Experience with or knowledge of Australian Government information security policies
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- Knowledge of the Information Security Manual
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- Knowledge of the Essential Eight
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📌 Lead Security Analyst - Cyber Threat Analyst (Canberra)
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📍 Canberra
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