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The Threat Intelligence group, a key member of the company Research department, leads global threat research efforts, and improves threat coverage across the evolving cyber threat landscape.
The group focuses on understanding and tracking cybercriminal organizations, nation-state (APT) actors, hacktivist activity, active malware campaigns, and emerging adversary trends. The research produced by the team supports both strategic insight and the development of advanced security technologies.
This role is responsible for conducting in-depth cyber threat landscape research and owning the full intelligence research lifecycle-from intelligence collection through analysis and written output.
Key Responsibilities
Research and analyze cyber threat actors.
Be the first to flag trends, new malware, threat actors and intelligence items that stand out in the crowd
Execute the full intelligence research lifecycle:
Monitoring and analyzing the digital underground - including the DarkNet, the DeepWeb, and other open and restricted sources
Gather & flag intelligence that stands out.
Assess, validate, and refine raw information into high-confidence insights
Produce clear, well-structured written research and threat assessments
Build, maintain, and continuously evaluate a diverse set of reliable intelligence sources
Identify long-term trends, relationships, and shifts in adversary behavior
Conduct deep intelligence collection operations and collect proprietary intelligence
Collaborate with other researchers and internal stakeholders to contextualize findings and improve threat coverage
Maintain high analytical and research standards, including sourcing, attribution, and methodological rigor.

Required Senior Threat Intelligence Researcher
As a Senior Threat Intelligence Researcher, you will be responsible for tracking advanced adversaries and leveraging your deep technical expertise across attacker capabilities, infrastructure, and tactics. You will create and refine approaches to uncover and monitor active threat actors, as well as surface irregular and emerging behaviors in the broader threat landscape. The intelligence you generate will directly strengthen our understanding of threat actors and will inform proactive hunting, detection engineering, and defensive decision-making.
Responsibilities
Lead complex threat intelligence investigations through in-depth analysis of the global threat landscape, with a focus on advanced and state-linked actors.
Define and prioritize threat research focus areas (actors, campaigns, sectors, techniques) aligned with our customers and product roadmap.
Deliver actionable cyber threat intelligence and design and execute hunting campaigns using analytics, automation, and advanced AI capabilities.
Curate and maintain structured knowledge on actors, campaigns, infrastructure, and TTPs in our internal threat knowledge base.
Work closely with CyberAI researchers on the development of next-generation artificial cyber researchers and AI-driven analysis capabilities.

We are seeking a Principal/Senior Security Researcher to lead proactive research into emerging abuse patterns across agentic and modern endpoint environments. This includes browser extensions, SaaS- and web-delivered code, autonomous agents, MCPs and related tooling, and other forms of non-binary software that do not fit neatly into a traditional malware-focused model.
In this role, you will define and drive independent research initiatives rather than simply respond to predefined queues. You will conduct deep technical investigations, including reverse engineering, telemetry analysis, controlled experimentation, and data-driven validation, and translate your findings into actionable outcomes for the product. These may include detection concepts with clear success criteria, recommendations for new telemetry or platform behavior, and concise technical narratives for engineering, product, executive, or customer-facing audiences.
You will act as a senior research partner to engineering and product leadership, helping shape priorities around what to instrument, what to build, what to retire, and how to reason about ambiguous signals in production environments. The role requires strong technical judgment, strategic thinking, and the ability to turn complex research into evidence-backed product impact.
Key Responsibilities
Define and execute proactive research programs: novel attack surfaces (e.g., browser extensions, SaaS-delivered code, autonomous agents, MCP/tooling ecosystems), long-horizon threats, and systemic gaps in visibility or detection.
Perform deep technical analysis beyond routine triage: reverse engineering, behavioral modeling, data-driven hypothesis testing, and rigorous validation of findings at scale.
Set direction for how research translates into product and detection: prioritization frameworks, threat models, evaluation criteria, and standards of evidence for shipping high-impact changes.
Partner with senior engineering and product stakeholders to shape roadmap, telemetry, and architecture informed by research; influence design tradeoffs before issues appear in the field.
Lead complex, ambiguous investigations end-to-end and synthesize conclusions for executive and customer-facing audiences when stakes are high.
Represent the team through high-quality technical artifacts (e.g., in-depth publications, conference-quality work, or equivalent internal briefings) that establish external and internal credibility.

We are seeking a Principal/Senior Security Researcher to lead proactive research into emerging abuse patterns across agentic and modern endpoint environments. This includes browser extensions, SaaS- and web-delivered code, autonomous agents, MCPs and related tooling, and other forms of non-binary software that do not fit neatly into a traditional malware-focused model.
In this role, you will define and drive independent research initiatives rather than simply respond to predefined queues. You will conduct deep technical investigations, including reverse engineering, telemetry analysis, controlled experimentation, and data-driven validation, and translate your findings into actionable outcomes for the product. These may include detection concepts with clear success criteria, recommendations for new telemetry or platform behavior, and concise technical narratives for engineering, product, executive, or customer-facing audiences.
You will act as a senior research partner to engineering and product leadership, helping shape priorities around what to instrument, what to build, what to retire, and how to reason about ambiguous signals in production environments. The role requires strong technical judgment, strategic thinking, and the ability to turn complex research into evidence-backed product impact.
Key Responsibilities
Define and execute proactive research programs: novel attack surfaces (e.g., browser extensions, SaaS-delivered code, autonomous agents, MCP/tooling ecosystems), long-horizon threats, and systemic gaps in visibility or detection.
Perform deep technical analysis beyond routine triage: reverse engineering, behavioral modeling, data-driven hypothesis testing, and rigorous validation of findings at scale.
Set direction for how research translates into product and detection: prioritization frameworks, threat models, evaluation criteria, and standards of evidence for shipping high-impact changes.
Partner with senior engineering and product stakeholders to shape roadmap, telemetry, and architecture informed by research; influence design tradeoffs before issues appear in the field.
Lead complex, ambiguous investigations end-to-end and synthesize conclusions for executive and customer-facing audiences when stakes are high.
Represent the team through high-quality technical artifacts (e.g., in-depth publications, conference-quality work, or equivalent internal briefings) that establish external and internal credibility.

What you will do
Research threat actors, campaigns, and techniques relevant to browser extensions, SaaS apps, autonomous agents, MCP/tooling ecosystems, and related endpoint behaviors.
Build and maintain threat intelligence: TTPs, IOCs where appropriate, ATT&CK-style mappings, and internal knowledge bases.
Design, test, and tune detection logic (behavioral rules, heuristics, models, or equivalent) in collaboration with detection and data science teams.
Analyze customer and telemetry datasets to find novel abuse patterns, false positives, and detection gaps.
Produce clear outputs for multiple audiences: technical blogs, customer-facing briefings, internal playbooks, and engineering specs.
Work with reverse engineering, data engineering, and product to turn research into durable platform capabilities.
Participate in incident-driven research and time-sensitive investigations when new threats emerge.

we are looking for a Lead Security Researcher - AI Threat Intelligence. This key position within the threat intelligence group will be in charge of analyzing the vast amount of data that is managed by our company, develop threat intelligence on adversarial TTPs (tactics, techniques and procedures) and generate reports, presentations and blogs on anomalies and tools identified.
This role goes beyond the analyst role, as a key member of the team the threat intelligence researcher will work with internal security teams, network data, underground intelligence teams and much more, performing cutting edge research followed by presenting the research externally via various mediums.
Responsibilities:
Lead threat intelligence research focused on AI-related threats, threat actors, attack techniques, and emerging cybersecurity trends
Analyze internal and external security data to identify attack patterns, campaigns, and actionable intelligence
Explore large-scale datasets using SQL and other data analysis methods to generate research insights
Build tools, workflows, and agentic systems to automate research, investigation, and intelligence production
Research how attackers use AI and how AI can improve threat detection, investigation, and response
Publish high-quality research, including blogs, reports, threat intelligence summaries, and customer-facing insights
Present research at cybersecurity conferences, webinars, company events, and customer-facing sessions
Collaborate with product, data, engineering, and research teams to improve detections and product intelligence
Independently lead research initiatives from idea and data exploration to publication and presentation.
Travel internationally for company events and cybersecurity conferences at least six times per year.

we are seeking a Senior Threat Hunting Researcher for Unit 42s Managed Services group, a senior hands-on role combining threat hunting, detection engineering, and incident investigation experience. You will proactively hunt across diverse telemetry to identify suspicious behaviors and emerging threats that evade traditional security. A key part of the role is translating low-fidelity signals into high-fidelity hunting logic and reusable detection opportunities. You will collaborate with multiple teams to share findings, explain coverage, and support response and improvement efforts.
Key Responsibilities
Proactively hunt for suspicious behaviors, malware activity, threat actor tradecraft, and emerging campaign patterns across large-scale customer telemetry.
Build, validate, and tune hunting and detection logic across multiple data sources and security products.
Translate low-fidelity signals, alerts, incidents, and coverage gaps into high-fidelity hunting content and reusable detection opportunities.
Investigate suspicious activity using available telemetry and clearly communicate findings, limitations, and recommended next steps.
Improve detection quality by reducing false positives, increasing signal fidelity, and identifying meaningful coverage gaps.
Collaborate with MDR, Incident Response, Threat Intelligence, Product, and Engineering to improve protection and operational scalability.
Deliver clear, evidence-based reports and technical findings that help customers understand risk and improve defenses.

We are looking for a Senior Detection Researcher to join us and play a key role in designing the next generation of our detection and enforcement systems.
What You'll Do:
Lead research initiatives to design, implement, and deploy innovative detection methods at scale, from early-stage discovery to production rollout.
Investigate adversarial attack patterns, dissect how threat actors operate, and develop countermeasures that are resilient to adaptation and evasion.
Engineer and curate features across large-scale data pipelines (Reputation signals, behavioral signals, network-level attributes) to fuel detection models and algorithms and reputation systems.
Collaborate closely with engineering, product, security research, data science, and incident response teams to translate research findings into production-grade enforcement rules and models.
Leverage AI tools daily to maximize output and drive high-quality results
Own end-to-end customer-facing research for strategic accounts. conduct deep-dive traffic analysis, resolve complex escalations, and drive detection improvements based on real-world adversarial activity.
Contribute to the team's detection quality practices by reviewing colleagues' work, monitoring production anomalies, and iterating on precision/recall trade-offs.

What you will do
Research threat actors, campaigns, and techniques relevant to browser extensions, SaaS apps, autonomous agents, MCP/tooling ecosystems, and related endpoint behaviors.
Build and maintain threat intelligence: TTPs, IOCs where appropriate, ATT&CK-style mappings, and internal knowledge bases.
Design, test, and tune detection logic (behavioral rules, heuristics, models, or equivalent) in collaboration with detection and data science teams.
Analyze customer and telemetry datasets to find novel abuse patterns, false positives, and detection gaps.
Produce clear outputs for multiple audiences: technical blogs, customer-facing briefings, internal playbooks, and engineering specs.
Work with reverse engineering, data engineering, and product to turn research into durable platform capabilities.
Participate in incident-driven research and time-sensitive investigations when new threats emerge.

we are seeking a Senior Threat Hunting Researcher for Unit 42s Managed Services group, a senior hands-on role combining threat hunting, detection engineering, and incident investigation experience. You will proactively hunt across diverse telemetry to identify suspicious behaviors and emerging threats that evade traditional security. A key part of the role is translating low-fidelity signals into high-fidelity hunting logic and reusable detection opportunities. You will collaborate with multiple teams to share findings, explain coverage, and support response and improvement efforts.
Key Responsibilities
Proactively hunt for suspicious behaviors, malware activity, threat actor tradecraft, and emerging campaign patterns across large-scale customer telemetry.
Build, validate, and tune hunting and detection logic across multiple data sources and security products.
Translate low-fidelity signals, alerts, incidents, and coverage gaps into high-fidelity hunting content and reusable detection opportunities.
Investigate suspicious activity using available telemetry and clearly communicate findings, limitations, and recommended next steps.
Improve detection quality by reducing false positives, increasing signal fidelity, and identifying meaningful coverage gaps.
Collaborate with MDR, Incident Response, Threat Intelligence, Product, and Engineering to improve protection and operational scalability.
Deliver clear, evidence-based reports and technical findings that help customers understand risk and improve defenses.