We are seeking an experienced Security Researcher to join our development team for an XDR system on Windows. The role involves in-depth research into cyber threats, vulnerability analysis, and developing tools for system protection. The ideal candidate has extensive knowledge of Windows Internals, cybersecurity, and how EDR systems operate. Knowledge of Linux is a significant advantage.
Key Responsibilities
Conduct in-depth research on emerging cyber threats, including analysis of malicious behaviors in Windows environments.
Develop and implement tools and scripts for real-time threat detection and response in the XDR system.
Analyze Windows Internals, including processes, memory, and system files, to identify vulnerabilities.
Collaborate with the development team to integrate research findings into the product code.
Write technical reports and articles on findings and cybersecurity trends.
Test existing tools and improve them based on developments in the security field.
Requirements: Bachelor's degree in Computer Science, Software Engineering, or a related field (advanced degree is an advantage).
At least 3 years of experience in security research or cyber tool development.
Deep knowledge of Windows Internals (e.g., Kernel, Drivers, Registry).
Comprehensive understanding of cybersecurity, including malware analysis, APT threats, and defense techniques.
Knowledge of how XDR/EDR systems work, including detection of suspicious behaviors and alerts.
Proficiency in Python and C++ programming languages (experience in developing cyber tools).
Ability to work independently and in a team in a dynamic environment.
High level of English (reading, writing, speaking).
Advantages
Knowledge of Linux environments, including Internals and tool development.
Experience in developing XDR or similar security tools.
Relevant certifications such as CEH, OSCP, or CISSP.
Experience with tools like IDA Pro, WinDBG and more.
This position is open to all candidates.