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Security Analyst (Penetration Tester) for our client in Spring, TX Job Title: Security Analyst (Penetration Tester) Job Location: Spring, TX Job Type: Contract Job Description:- Client is looking to bring on an experienced application security testing contractor in order to supplement internal efforts.
- Ensure successful delivery of IT projects within the business portfolio.
- Minimum 1 years' experience with programming and/or scripting in one + of the following languages: .NET, Java, PHP, Ruby, Perl, Bash, or similar language.
- Minimum 1 years' experience with SQL, including a strong understanding of SQL syntax and the ability to perform basic management of MS SQL databases.
- Min 2 years' experience penetration/vulnerability testing for web and thick-client applications in an enterprise environment.
- Minimum 3 years' experience with enterprise-level security control implementations, including Network Intrusion Detection/Prevention (NIDS/NIPS), Corporate Antivirus, Enterprise Web Filtering, Data Loss Prevention, Insider-threat Mitigation, Botnet Detection, etc., as well as demonstrable knowledge of the principles and techniques used to bypass said controls.
- Global Management/ Leadership experience – demonstrated experience in leading large virtual teams.
- Broad IT and global process knowledge.
- Well networked and highly credibility within Business and EMIT.
- Strong analytical, interpretive decision making.
- Prior experience in a variety of management roles including project management and execution positions.
- Strong understanding of web technologies, e.g. HTTP, HTML, CSS, Forms, Database Connectivity, etc.
- Understanding of compliance and regulatory requirements such as PCI DSS, SOX, HIPAA, etc.
- Full grasp and ability to articulate and/or train others on the “OWASP Top 10” and related concepts.
- Ability to perform manual web application vulnerability assessments without the use of automated tools such as web application scanners.
- Ability to capture and analyze network traffic, including ability to discern whether said network traffic contains vulnerabilities and/or sensitive data.
- Have a solid grasp of core security fundamentals and concepts, including knowing one’s system, defense in depth, the principle of least privilege, access control, encryption and cryptography, security architecture and design, business continuity and disaster recovery, etc.
- Ability to create extremely high quality written reports containing the findings from web and thick-client vulnerability assessments, as well as the ability to articulate those findings to peer technical staff as well as various levels of management.
- Preference is for candidates with two or more of the following certifications: GSEC, GWAPT, CISSP, GPEN, GXPEN, CISA, CISM, OSCP, OSCE.