2027 Summer Intern, Cyber Security

About the Role

OneAmerica Financial is offering a 2027 Summer Intern position in Cyber Security. This paid, 12-week internship runs from May to August, with 40 hours per week, Monday-Friday. The role is hybrid, requiring 3 days in the office per week, with the possibility of working from CA, IN, or ME as business needs dictate. Housing is available for eligible candidates.

Key Responsibilities

• Monitor and analyze cyber threat intelligence feeds to identify emerging threats relevant to OneAmerica’s assets and personnel.
• Gather raw data on threat actors, indicators, and tactics, then filter and analyze this information to assess risk and impact.
• Compile actionable threat reports, contributing to the weekly Threat Landscape briefing and periodic Threat Intelligence Bulletins.
• Assist in mapping and managing OneAmerica’s digital attack surface.
• Use tools like Tenable to scan for vulnerabilities and misconfigurations across systems, networks, and applications.
• Identify and triage discovered vulnerabilities or security exposures, researching their potential impact, and coordinating with IT teams on remediation priorities.
• Support the Security Operations Center in day-to-day monitoring and incident response.
• Using the IBM QRadar (QRoC) SIEM platform, observe and investigate security alerts and suspicious network activity in real time.
• Participate in initial triage of incidents (e.g., phishing attempts, anomalous logins), gathering relevant evidence and determining severity.
• Assist in threat hunting exercises and post-incident analysis to understand root causes.
• Help produce OneAmerica’s Weekly Threat Landscape (WTL) briefing and ad-hoc Threat Intelligence Bulletins (TIB) by consolidating threat intel findings, notable cybersecurity news, and OneAmerica-specific security observations.

Requirements & Tech Stack

• Currently enrolled in an accredited institution towards a 4-year undergraduate degree.
• Completed at least 2 years towards a bachelor's degree (rising sophomores and juniors).
• Written and oral communications, facilitation, presentation, and people skills.
• Foundational knowledge in network security, threat analysis, or incident response.
• Familiarity with network protocols, basic intrusion detection, or security.
• Must be authorized to work in the United States.

Qualifications

• Preferred GPA of 3.0 or higher.
• Preferred areas of study: Cybersecurity, Information Technology, or related field.