Content Development Engineer - Threat Detection & Response
Job Description: • Graylog: Empowering Threat Detection, Investigation, & Response Solutions with Cutting-Edge Technology • Graylog specializes in delivering top-notch Threat Detection, Investigation, & Response (TDIR) solutions, backed by our latest addition, the Graylog API security platform. • Our enterprise solution enables organizations globally to capture, store, and analyze terabytes of machine data in near-real time. • We're a remote-friendly company with locations in Hamburg, Munich, London, Boulder, and headquarters in Houston, TX. • Recent achievements include awards in SIEM and DevSecOps from Cyber Defence Magazine at RSA in 2023, and I have been named a “Leader” and “Fast Mover” in GigaOM’s 2024 Radar Report for SIEM. • We’re looking for a threat detection and response specialist to join our security content team. • As the Content Development Engineer for Detection and Response, you will help refine our collection of curated alerts and response plans. Requirements: • Thorough information security background including writing and tuning security alerts. • Recent SOC (or similar threat detection and response) experience is preferred. • Familiarity with Sigma Rules. • Hands-on experience with SIEM and/or log aggregation tools such as Graylog, Splunk, QRadar, etc. • Good working knowledge of virtualization technologies. • Knowledge of programming logic, regex, grok, GitHub. • Familiar with Linux & Windows system administration. • Thorough documentation and writing skills with a keen eye and attention to detail. • Previous Graylog experience would be a distinct advantage. Benefits: • Opportunity to work with a globally distributed and diverse team. • Grow and develop professionally and personally in a fast-growing environment. • Choice of latest equipment to help you succeed. • Monthly allowance to support your commute costs and support outfitting your work from home environment. • Equity. We have a stake in you, you should have a stake in us. Apply tot his job