We are looking for a Windows Malware Security Researcher for our Tel Aviv R&D center. You will be part of a team that is responsible for researching the most recent and advanced cybersecurity threats, as well as designing, developing, and improving Anti-Malware capabilities to protect against them. The position includes researching OS internals, picking apart malware samples, delving into the internals of Windows kernel and user-mode code, and finding ways to mitigate new attack vectors.
The proposed role will be part of the research team of the Cortex XDR endpoint protection solution.
We are seeking a highly skilled and experienced Windows Malware Security Researcher to join our growing Windows malware research team of the Cortex XDR agent group. In this role, you will play a key part in enhancing our Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR) agent by prototyping new protection components and techniques and developing advanced malware prevention strategies. You will work on identifying, analyzing, and mitigating sophisticated threats, working closely with various teams to drive innovation. A deep understanding of the Windows operating system is essential.
Key Responsibilities
Playing a pivotal role in shaping the future of our security solutions.
Enhance the effectiveness of our EDR product by designing cutting-edge protection components and developing sophisticated prevention rules.
Researching OS internals and how Windows works under the hood - leveraging this knowledge to develop and improve our anti-malware mechanisms and capabilities.
Research and lead novel protection ideas to production-grade level, serving as the feature subject matter expert.
Research new malware and APT mitigation techniques and develop corresponding capabilities (POC level), or improve existing mitigation capabilities.
Respond to malware-based security events at clients' networks.
Stay up to date with current malware and APT techniques.
Provide feedback to the product management team on new feature requests and product enhancements from our customer base.
Find new malware techniques and APT attacks, including analysis of caught-in-the-wild malware.
Operate independently end-to-end - from initial threat idea, through research and POC, to handing off a production-ready design to core agent engineering with clear specs, test cases, and edge-case analysis.
Be a team player who lifts others up - happy to jump in when a teammate is stuck on a tricky Windows internals or RE question, share what you've figured out, and generally make the people around you better.

We are looking for a Linux Low Level Security Research team manager for our Tel Aviv R&D center. You will manage and lead a team that is responsible for researching the most recent Malwares, Kernel mitigations, EBPF, and advanced cybersecurity threats, as well as designing, developing and improving our Linux Agent ability to protect against different threats. The position includes researching Linux internals, Reverse engineering, malwares analysis, diving into internals of the Linux kernel and user-mode code, java, javascript and more.
Key Responsibilities
Leading the existing employees as well as hire future employees to join your team.
Be a thought leader around anti-malware detection and protection; designing, planning, and improving our anti-malware detection and prevention capabilities.
Lead the rapid response and find ways to prevent new critical vulnerabilities.
Respond to malware-based security events from customers.
Stay up to date with current malware and new attackers techniques.

The team is responsible for developing and improving our Linux anti-malware prevention. This includes having top-notch knowledge about the latest malware families in the wild, Linux internals, different attack frameworks and hacktools. As part of this, the team analyzes customer data and issues to prevent malicious activities in our customer's environment, and help to improve the product.
Key Responsibilities
Research and analyze malware and keep up-to-date on the most recent tactics and techniques used in the wild
Create behavioral-based protection that enhances our product's coverage
Leverage Palo Alto Networks massive collection network to identify coverage gaps and emerging threats
Assist in the design, research, evaluation and implementation of new security technologies and features
Work in close coordination with other teams, including both development and other research teams, as well as support, sales and other cross-functional teams.

We are looking for a Windows Malware Security Researcher for our Tel Aviv R&D center. You will be part of a team that is responsible for researching the most recent and advanced cybersecurity threats, as well as designing, developing, and improving Anti-Malware capabilities to protect against them. The position includes researching OS internals, picking apart malware samples, delving into the internals of Windows kernel and user-mode code, and finding ways to mitigate new attack vectors.
The proposed role will be part of the research team of the Cortex XDR endpoint protection solution.
We are seeking a highly skilled and experienced Windows Malware Security Researcher to join our growing Windows malware research team of the Cortex XDR agent group. In this role, you will play a key part in enhancing our Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR) agent by prototyping new protection components and techniques and developing advanced malware prevention strategies. You will work on identifying, analyzing, and mitigating sophisticated threats, working closely with various teams to drive innovation. A deep understanding of the Windows operating system is essential.
Key Responsibilities
Playing a pivotal role in shaping the future of our security solutions.
Enhance the effectiveness of our EDR product by designing cutting-edge protection components and developing sophisticated prevention rules.
Researching OS internals and how Windows works under the hood - leveraging this knowledge to develop and improve our anti-malware mechanisms and capabilities.
Research and lead novel protection ideas to production-grade level, serving as the feature subject matter expert.
Research new malware and APT mitigation techniques and develop corresponding capabilities (POC level), or improve existing mitigation capabilities.
Respond to malware-based security events at clients' networks.
Stay up to date with current malware and APT techniques.
Provide feedback to the product management team on new feature requests and product enhancements from our customer base.
Find new malware techniques and APT attacks, including analysis of caught-in-the-wild malware.
Operate independently end-to-end - from initial threat idea, through research and POC, to handing off a production-ready design to core agent engineering with clear specs, test cases, and edge-case analysis.
Be a team player who lifts others up - happy to jump in when a teammate is stuck on a tricky Windows internals or RE question, share what you've figured out, and generally make the people around you better.

We are looking for a Linux Low Level Security Research team manager for our Tel Aviv R&D center. You will manage and lead a team that is responsible for researching the most recent Malwares, Kernel mitigations, EBPF, and advanced cybersecurity threats, as well as designing, developing and improving our Linux Agent ability to protect against different threats. The position includes researching Linux internals, Reverse engineering, malwares analysis, diving into internals of the Linux kernel and user-mode code, java, javascript and more.
Key Responsibilities
Leading the existing employees as well as hire future employees to join your team.
Be a thought leader around anti-malware detection and protection; designing, planning, and improving our anti-malware detection and prevention capabilities.
Lead the rapid response and find ways to prevent new critical vulnerabilities.
Respond to malware-based security events from customers.
Stay up to date with current malware and new attackers techniques.

We are looking for a Linux Low Level Security Research group manager for our Tel Aviv R&D center. You will manage and lead a group that is responsible for researching the most recent Malwares, Kernel mitigations, EBPF, vulnerabilities, exploits and advanced cybersecurity threats, as well as designing, developing and improving our Linux Agent ability to protect against different threats. The position includes researching Linux internals, Reverse engineering, malware analysis, vulnerability analysis, diving into internals of the Linux kernel and user-mode code, java, javascript and more. The group consists of two Linux Low Level researcher teams.
Key Responsibilities
Leading the existing employees as well as hiring future employees to join your group.
Be a thought leader around Linux detection and protection; designing, planning, and improving our anti-exploit, as well as anti-malware detection and prevention capabilities.
Lead the rapid response and find ways to prevent new critical vulnerabilities and malware.
Figure out different ways to generally catch entire bug-classes or exploitation building blocks to prevent exploits.
Respond to different breach and security events arriving from customers.
Stay up to date with current vulnerabilities, exploitation techniques and malware.

As a SecOps Lead , you will own the core of the security operations function: detection, response, automation, and the processes that connect them. You will guide incident response from first alert through post-mortem, keeping efforts structured and stakeholders informed along the way. You will shape how the team detects, triages, and resolves, and communicate that work clearly to leadership, engineering, and customers.

This is a hands-on role with broad ownership. You should be comfortable writing a detection rule, coordinating a live incident, and walking stakeholders through a post-incident review.

Key Responsibilities

Lead Incident Response: Own the end-to-end incident response lifecycle across infrastructure and enterprise browser platform, driving investigations, coordinating responders, and ensuring timely resolution and post-incident improvements.
Own the IR Framework: Build, maintain, and continuously improve incident response processes, including runbooks, severity definitions, escalation paths, on-call procedures, and communication standards.
Drive Detection Engineering: Design, implement, and continuously improve high-fidelity detections across SIEM, EDR, cloud, and endpoint security platforms, closing visibility gaps and strengthening detection coverage.
Automate Security Operations: Build automation and AI-driven workflows that streamline triage, investigation, enrichment, and response, reducing manual effort and improving operational efficiency.
Threat Hunting & Research: Proactively hunt for threats, leverage threat intelligence, and identify emerging attack techniques relevant to modern enterprise environments.
Own Security Operations: Serve as the technical owner for Security Operations within Product Security, driving strategy, setting best practices, and continuously improving detection and response capabilities.
Partner Across Engineering: Collaborate closely with Engineering, IT, Infrastructure, and Compliance teams to embed security into new services, infrastructure changes, FedRAMP initiatives, and customer-facing security requirements.
Communicate During Incidents: Provide clear, timely communication throughout incident response, keeping technical teams, leadership, and stakeholders aligned on impact, progress, risks, and next steps.

We are seeking a Senior / Principal Security Researcher to join our high-caliber Security ML Team. Our team solves complex security challenges using disruptive technologies, AI/ML algorithms, and massive datasets to design and develop groundbreaking security solutions that transition directly from research into production-grade protection.
In this role, you will serve as the core security domain expert within a multidisciplinary team, providing essential security-side expertise to assist in the development of ML models, deeplearning models, and Small Language Models (SLMs). By translating complex malware behaviors and static file attributes into actionable logic, your research will directly shape the algorithms that protect millions of endpoints worldwide. If you are looking to autonomously drive high-impact research initiatives from inception to production and use data-informed critical thinking to influence advanced security modeling, we want to hear from you.
Key Responsibilities
The Bridge to the AI Ecosystem: Serve as the core security domain expert within a multidisciplinary team, translating complex malware behaviors and static file attributes into actionable features, labels, or heuristics-fueling AI algorithms and automated, data-driven security logic.
Telemetry & Sensor Optimization:Analyze raw endpoint telemetry (such as memory buffers, hook outputs, and IPC artifacts) to evaluate algorithm effectiveness and work with AI researchers to tweak or implement new models..
Deconstruct File Behavior: Look past the "black box" of machine learning by digging into executable formats (PE, ELF, Mach-O) and scripts to identify malicious behavior(e.g., packing, anomalous imports, obfuscation).
Drive Intelligent Protections:Take a security hypothesis, validate it via data analysis, and build Python-based proof-of-concepts that scale into production-grade detections-spanning machine learning classifiers to AI-informed automated rule generation.
Shape the Pipeline: Influence data pipeline strategies and model design by ensuring our datasets and automated logic accurately capture the ground truth of modern threat landscapes.

We are seeking a Senior / Principal Security Researcher to join our high-caliber Security ML Team. Our team solves complex security challenges using disruptive technologies, AI/ML algorithms, and massive datasets to design and develop groundbreaking security solutions that transition directly from research into production-grade protection.
In this role, you will serve as the core security domain expert within a multidisciplinary team, providing essential security-side expertise to assist in the development of ML models, deeplearning models, and Small Language Models (SLMs). By translating complex malware behaviors and static file attributes into actionable logic, your research will directly shape the algorithms that protect millions of endpoints worldwide. If you are looking to autonomously drive high-impact research initiatives from inception to production and use data-informed critical thinking to influence advanced security modeling, we want to hear from you.
Key Responsibilities
The Bridge to the AI Ecosystem: Serve as the core security domain expert within a multidisciplinary team, translating complex malware behaviors and static file attributes into actionable features, labels, or heuristics-fueling AI algorithms and automated, data-driven security logic.
Telemetry & Sensor Optimization:Analyze raw endpoint telemetry (such as memory buffers, hook outputs, and IPC artifacts) to evaluate algorithm effectiveness and work with AI researchers to tweak or implement new models..
Deconstruct File Behavior: Look past the "black box" of machine learning by digging into executable formats (PE, ELF, Mach-O) and scripts to identify malicious behavior(e.g., packing, anomalous imports, obfuscation).
Drive Intelligent Protections:Take a security hypothesis, validate it via data analysis, and build Python-based proof-of-concepts that scale into production-grade detections-spanning machine learning classifiers to AI-informed automated rule generation.
Shape the Pipeline: Influence data pipeline strategies and model design by ensuring our datasets and automated logic accurately capture the ground truth of modern threat landscapes.

We are looking for a Linux Low Level Security Research group manager for our Tel Aviv R&D center. You will manage and lead a group that is responsible for researching the most recent Malwares, Kernel mitigations, EBPF, vulnerabilities, exploits and advanced cybersecurity threats, as well as designing, developing and improving our Linux Agent ability to protect against different threats. The position includes researching Linux internals, Reverse engineering, malware analysis, vulnerability analysis, diving into internals of the Linux kernel and user-mode code, java, javascript and more. The group consists of two Linux Low Level researcher teams.
Key Responsibilities
Leading the existing employees as well as hiring future employees to join your group.
Be a thought leader around Linux detection and protection; designing, planning, and improving our anti-exploit, as well as anti-malware detection and prevention capabilities.
Lead the rapid response and find ways to prevent new critical vulnerabilities and malware.
Figure out different ways to generally catch entire bug-classes or exploitation building blocks to prevent exploits.
Respond to different breach and security events arriving from customers.
Stay up to date with current vulnerabilities, exploitation techniques and malware.