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Are you an innovative security researcher with a deep understanding of Linux systems and a passion for protecting modern environments? Do you want to lead the charge in securing enterprise networks against the latest threats?
We're looking for a skilled professional to join our team, focusing on the critical and rapidly evolving fields of Linux Security. You'll be a foundational member of a new and growing team dedicated to the blue ocean of detection, developing multiple new capabilities within the largest cybersecurity enterprise in the world.
This is a unique opportunity to apply your expertise and influence the future of threat prevention-helping us build cutting-edge security solutions from the ground up.
Key Responsibilitie
Play a pivotal role in shaping the future of our security solutions.
Enhance product effectiveness by designing advanced protection components and developing sophisticated detection rules.
Research Linux OS internals, virtualized environments, and malware behaviors to inform and strengthen our attack prevention mechanisms.
Apply advanced AI and big data approaches to investigate and analyze large-scale datasets across our client base.
Lead research on novel protection concepts and bring them to production-grade quality, serving as a subject matter expert.
Stay up to date with the latest attacker methodologies, APT campaigns, and TTPs targeting Linux systems.
Conduct static and dynamic reverse engineering of Linux malware to uncover new techniques and develop mitigation strategies.
Collaborate closely with engineering, product management, and other research teams to translate research findings into production features.

The Cyber Threat Intelligence Hunter will sit within Unit 42 Managed Threat Hunting and support proactive, intelligence-led hunting across customer environments. This role combines hands-on threat hunting with cyber threat intelligence analysis, helping multinational organizations stay one step ahead of adversaries and cyber threats.
Key Responsibilities
Analyze public and private threat intelligence, Unit 42 research, adversary campaigns, malware activity, infrastructure, indicators, and TTPs.
Translate threat intelligence into actionable hunting hypotheses, investigation workflows, hunting queries, and customer-facing findings.
Execute existing threat hunting reports and hunting workflows, investigate results, and support timely customer reporting.
Investigate scheduled hunt detections and compose clear, professional reports when relevant.
Investigate hunting leads based on IOCs, threat intelligence, internal detections, customer telemetry, and emerging adversary behaviors.
Monitor the threat landscape and prepare initial context for emerging campaigns, enabling the global team to continue deeper investigation and hunting.
Collaborate with threat hunters, detection engineers, incident responders, MDR, and Unit 42 researchers to operationalize intelligence quickly and effectively.
Escalate major, unclear, or high-impact security events to the Threat Hunting leadership team when necessary.
Provide ongoing feedback on findings, hunting reports, queries, intelligence workflows, and operational processes to support continuous improvement.

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.

Were looking for a Web Security Researcher to be part of a team of highly skilled professionals that include security researchers, data researchers, data scientists and software engineers who continuously hunt for threats, evaluate and develop new detection techniques, and share intel and attribution for cybercrime activity with the goal of protecting our customers while keeping the internet human.
What you'll do:
Play a lot with the web-browsers, trying to find differences in behavior between them.
Research and develop signal collection on both mobile and desktop, which enables detection and improve our protection
Find ways to detect automation, for example, tools like Selenium, Playwright or Puppeteer.
Understand customer specific requirements, deliver with impact and exceed customer expectations.
Discover adversary tactics, techniques, and procedures leveraged by bots.
Create and validate data insights to enhance detection excellence.
Share security research topics through blogs, research talks, knowledge base and external engagements including conference presentations, detailing your discoveries for internal and external sharing.
Find bad stuff on the internet, see if you can figure out how it is done, document it.
Red team, experiment, and develop new tactics for various kinds of fraud and to bypass our detection, no need to wait for an attack to be discovered and used by adversaries first.
Stay abreast of cyber security trends and events related to our mission.
Contribute high impact work that substantially benefits team level metrics and OKRs.
Develop techniques, tools and scripts to simplify yours and others work.

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 Senior Security Researcher to join our specialized Red Team. In this role, you will focus on the complex boundary where hardware meets software. You will hunt for vulnerabilities in the microarchitecture, memory management, and execution pipelines of modern CPUs and GPUs, as well as in the low-level code which runs on it. If you enjoy bridging the gap between hardware primitives and kernel-level exploits, and have a passion for uncovering side-channels or architectural logic flaws, this is the team for you.

Responsibilities:
Architectural Red Teaming: Design and execute targeted adversarial campaigns against the hardware/software interface of modern SoCs, specifically focusing on CPU and GPU.
Vulnerability Discovery: Conduct deep-dive vulnerability research into microarchitectural behaviors, side-channels, and hardware-assisted security features.
Exploit Development: Develop proof-of-concept exploit chains that bridge hardware vulnerabilities into kernel space, demonstrating real-world impact.
GPU & Compute Security: Analyze GPU driver interfaces, command processors, and execution units, particularly in the context of modern compute workloads and hardware acceleration.
Mitigation Bypass & Analysis: Evaluate and attempt to bypass modern hardware mitigations (e.g., Pointer Authentication, Memory Tagging, virtualization boundaries).
Cross-Functional Collaboration: Partner with hardware engineering and software kernel teams to translate your red team findings into robust, architectural-level mitigations.

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.

If you are an innovator at heart and passionate about redefining how organizations secure modern environments end-to-end, we're looking for you.
We're looking for a Manager to lead a security research team for detection and response across cloud environments.
This is an opportunity to lead an exceptional group of researchers working on a startup-level product within the largest security company, helping revolutionize how organizations protect their Kubernetes and hybrid cloud environments.
Key Responsibilities
Manage a team of security researchers conducting research on attacks against cloud data , Kubernetes and containers.
Lead, mentor, and grow a team of talented security researchers focused on defending organizations as they transition from on-premises data centers to modern cloud and Kubernetes infrastructure.
Drive the strategy and execution of research initiatives to uncover novel techniques for detecting and responding to sophisticated attacks targeting hybrid and cloud-native environments.
Define and prioritize detection use cases, relevant datasets, and innovative analytic approaches combining runtime visibility and posture management across diverse platforms.
Stay up to date with the latest attacker methodologies, APT campaigns, and TTPs to ensure our detection capabilities stay ahead of evolving threats in both legacy and cloud contexts.
Oversee simulation of real-world attacks and deep behavioral analysis to inform and validate detection content.
Foster collaboration across engineering, product management, and go-to-market teams to deliver impactful security solutions.
Represent the team and share insights with the security community through blogs, conference talks, and publications.

The team is responsible for developing and improving our Windows anti-malware prevention. This includes having top-notch knowledge about the latest malware families in the wild, Windows 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, evaluation, and implementation of new security technologies
Work in close coordination with other teams, including both development and other research teams, as well as support, sales and other cross-functional teams.

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.

Required Tetragon Threat Detection Engineer - Isovalent
Job Description
About this role:
Cilium Tetragon is a flexible, Kubernetes-aware security tool, with real-time observability and enforcement. Leveraging the power of eBPF, Tetragon offers a low-overhead, in kernel solution that enhances security posture by monitoring system behaviors such as process executions, system call activities, and both network and file access events.
Tetragon Threat Detection Engineers primarily focus on creating and maintaining
Tetragon runtime security policies, based on the latest threat intelligence, vulnerability disclosures, and their own research.
Policies can act either as a mitigation to known vulnerabilities or as monitoring and protection against unknown security issues.
What youll do:
Develop and maintain Tetragon runtime security policies to ensure customers have good visibility of suspicious activity on their infrastructure and are protected against the latest emerging threats
Help design frameworks and architectures that allow customers to easily consume policies and understand their overall security posture
Monitor vulnerability disclosures (CVEs) and the latest threat intelligence to develop Tetragon runtime security policies
Work with software engineers at Isovalent and us to improve and enhance the capabilities of Tetragon security policies
Interact with solution architects and customers as necessary to support and deploy Tetragon security policies in production
Publish content and give talks based on your work.

Required Tetragon Senior Linux Security Engineer
About this role:
Cilium Tetragon is a flexible, Kubernetes-aware security tool, with real-time observability and enforcement. Leveraging the power of eBPF, Tetragon offers a low-overhead, in kernel solution that enhances security posture by monitoring system behaviors such as process executions, system call activities, and both network and file access events.
Tetragon Threat Detection Engineers primarily focus on creating and maintaining
Tetragon runtime security policies, based on the latest threat intelligence, vulnerability disclosures, and their own research.
Policies can act either as a mitigation to known vulnerabilities or as monitoring and protection against unknown security issues.
What youll do:
Develop and maintain Tetragon runtime security policies to ensure customers have good visibility of suspicious activity on their infrastructure and are protected against the latest emerging threats
Help design frameworks and architectures that allow customers to easily consume policies and understand their overall security posture
Monitor vulnerability disclosures (CVEs) and the latest threat intelligence to develop Tetragon runtime security policies
Work with software engineers at Isovalent and us to improve and enhance the capabilities of Tetragon security policies
Interact with solution architects and customers as necessary to support and deploy Tetragon security policies in production
Publish content and give talks based on your work.

We are looking for a CISO to turn expertise, initiative, and bold thinking into real impact on the next generation of AI-driven financial crime detection.
As CISO, you will define and execute our global security strategy across both internal and product environments, serving as the primary security authority in front of customers, regulators, and auditors.
If you combine strong security leadership and cloud-native technical expertise with deep understanding of enterprise sales cycles and regulatory standards, and if you are motivated by directly influencing customer trust and enabling the world's largest financial institutions to adopt cutting-edge AI-driven solutions with confidence, we could be your next challenge.
Responsibilities:
Define and lead a comprehensive, business-aligned security program that supports growth while mitigating global risk.
Act as the primary interface with customer CISOs, auditors, and regulators, leading security discussions, due diligence processes, and enabling successful deal closures.
Partner with Engineering and DevOps to secure our cloud-native architecture across AWS, Azure, or GCP, including Kubernetes environments, ensuring enterprise-grade resilience.
Embed security-by-design across the development lifecycle, including AI and ML models and data pipelines.
Own and drive compliance with global standards including ISO 27001, SOC 2, NIST, GDPR, and DORA.
Oversee modern security tooling and practices across IAM, SIEM, DLP, CASB, CSPM, and emerging AI security domains.
Lead incident response, business continuity, and cyber resilience planning, including executive-level simulations and ransomware readiness.
Own vendor risk management and ensure end-to-end security resilience across the ecosystem.

We are looking for a hands-on Security Research Team Lead to own and scale our Security Research domain.
This is a foundational role in a small, highly technical team, focused on deep security research, algorithmic thinking, and leveraging AI to turn complex data into accurate, actionable security insights.
This role is not about people management by default - it is about technical leadership, ownership, and building scalable research capabilities that directly impact product and customer security.
Responsibilities:
Own and lead the Security Research domain through hands-on technical work.
Research security risks in SaaS and business applications, including permissions, identities, and access models.
Design and apply algorithmic approaches to analyze complex data structures and security risk surfaces.
Leverage AI-based techniques to work with large-scale data, improve accuracy, and automate research workflows.
Detect security flaws, misconfigurations, and systemic risks in SaaS environments.
Lead and support complex security investigations and customer-facing incident research.
Work closely with Product and Engineering to translate research findings into scalable product capabilities.
Technically mentor and support a small and growing research team.
Define research priorities and help shape how the team scales over time.

As a Security Operations & Automation, you'll be the hands-on architect of how Port detects, investigates, and responds to threats - built around AI agents and deep tooling integrations, not manual triage. You'll own incident response across corporate systems, workstations, and identity, unify alerts from every source - including cloud-originated signals that need a response - into a single SOAR/XDR fabric, and deploy AI agents to handle first-line investigation and response.

You'll work closely with IT and the Cloud Security team - taking the lead on investigation, triage, and response while they own the underlying cloud and SDLC architecture - and turn complex security signals into structured, AI-assisted, largely autonomous outcomes - fighting fire with fire.



Responsibilities

Architect and own Port's AI-driven detection and response stack, integrating SIEM, XDR, SOAR, EDR, and IAM into a single automated fabric rather than siloed tools.
Deploy and tune AI agents to handle first-line alert triage, enrichment, and investigation, with humans engaged only for true edge cases - manual L1 triage is the exception, not the default.
Build SOAR playbooks and integrations across the security and IT toolchain (endpoint, identity, ticketing, chat) so detection, enrichment, and remediation run automatically end to end - regardless of which system or platform an alert originates from.
Own the alert pipeline as a whole: unify signals from EDR, IAM, and other sources - including cloud and SaaS alerts surfaced by the Cloud Security team - into one triage and response workflow, so nothing falls through the cracks between tools.
Evaluate and integrate best-of-breed, AI-native security tools - SIEM, XDR, SOAR, EDR, email security, AI guardrails, ZTNA, and others - wiring each into the unified detection and response fabric rather than running them as siloed point solutions. Hands-on tool integration (APIs, connectors, log and telemetry ingestion) is a core skill for this role, not an occasional task.
Drive vulnerability and patch management across corporate systems and endpoints, automating prioritization and remediation workflows and coordinating with IT against strict SLAs.
Build and tune detection rules specific to Port's environment, treating detection as code and feeding AI-driven correlation across the XDR layer.
Maintain security dashboards (MTTD/MTTR, automation rate, % of alerts resolved without human touch) and report on how automation is cutting noise and response time.