Security Consultant-AI-Driven Threat Management

About the Role

A career in IBM Consulting involves building long-term client relationships and close collaboration worldwide, shaping hybrid cloud and AI journeys with leading companies across industries.

Key Responsibilities

• Develop Security Strategies: Apply security principles, counter-threat intelligence, and knowledge of security intelligence and operations to develop and recommend effective security strategies, programs, plans, and mitigation measures.
• Enhance Security Posture: Utilize proactive threat hunting and intelligence-driven defense strategies to enhance Client IT's security posture.
• Articulate IBM's SIOC and SIEM: Clearly communicate IBM's Security Intelligence and Operations Center (SIOC) and Security Information and Event Management (SIEM) points of view, including financial implications.
• Leverage Threat Intelligence: Apply hands-on experience with tools like QRadar to analyze and mitigate various cyber threats.
• Collaborate with Clients: Work closely with Client IT to understand their security needs and deliver tailored security solutions.

Requirements & Tech Stack

• Security Intelligence Knowledge: Exposure to security intelligence and operations, including security principles and counter-threat intelligence.
• Threat Analysis Experience: Hands-on experience with tools like QRadar.
• Security Strategy Development: Experience working with security strategies, programs, plans, and mitigation measures.
• Security Posture Enhancement: Exposure to proactive threat hunting and intelligence-driven defense strategies.
• Security Solution Delivery: Experience working with clients to understand their security needs and deliver tailored security solutions.
• QRadar
• SIEM
• SIOC

Qualifications

• Master's Degree

Preferred Technical and Professional Experience:

• Hands-on QRadar Experience for analyzing and mitigating various cyber threats.
• Familiarity with various cyber threats and security intelligence and operations.
• Understanding of articulating financial implications of security strategies, including IBM's SIOC and SIEM points of view.