The Cybersecurity Analyst is to support the protection, monitoring, and resilience of client information systems across government, defense, and commercial environments. This role involves working with both technical and business teams to identify risks, develop mitigation strategies, and ensure compliance with industry standards and regulations. The ideal candidate is analytical, vigilant, and solutions-driven — someone who stays ahead of emerging threats and is passionate about protecting people, systems, and data.
Monitor, analyze, and respond to security alerts and events using SIEM and other security tools. Perform alert triage, incident investigation, and escalation in accordance with SOC processes. Support incident response activities, including containment, remediation, and recovery. Analyze logs, network traffic, and endpoint data to identify threats and vulnerabilities. Assist with vulnerability management, risk assessments, and security control validation. Document incidents, findings, and remediation actions clearly and accurately. Support development and improvement of SOC procedures, playbooks, and workflows. Participate in cybersecurity exercises, training events, and after-action reviews. Ensure security activities align with client requirements, policies, and compliance standards.
Hawaii
Median pay: $126K/yr
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DoW marked this opportunity as part of the Defense Industrial Base when Career PCS last checked the mission field on Oct 11, 2026. This directory mark does not guarantee participant eligibility, command authorization, or a job offer.
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