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we are looking for highly capable Incident Response Expert. The Incident Response Expert role includes conducting in-depth forensic analysis, investigation and response to real-world cyber threats. A significant part of our investigations is performed onsite at the client location, in collaboration with the clients IT and security teams.
Main Responsibilities:
Participate in forensic and incident response investigations, including large scale sophisticated attacks, conduct log analysis, host and network-based forensics and malware analysis.
Participate in threat hunting: proactively hunt for targeted attacks and new emerging threats in clients networks; as well as security assessments and simulations.
Identify indicators of compromise (IOCs) and tools, tactics, and procedures (TTPs) to help ascertain whether and how breaches have occurred.
Utilize and develop tools and methodologies to improve Sygnias existing investigative and hunting technological stack.
Collaborate with IT and Security teams during investigations.
Generate and present a comprehensive and professional report of findings from investigations.

This is a hands-on role that balances deep technical work along with building and running the function: the Lead drives high-severity incidents end-to-end, serves as the escalation ceiling, and sets the standards and structure the team operates by.

Youre welcome to work in our offices in Tel Aviv, Israel.

Your responsibilities will include:

Build and lead global DFIR capability - select and mature DFIR tooling, and establish the playbooks and follow-the-sun operating model across EMEA, Asia, and APAC while hiring and developing a team of responders.
Lead the technical response to major incidents hands-on - from escalation through containment, eradication, and recovery - and act as the final technical authority on the most complex cases.
Personally conduct end-to-end forensic investigations across cloud, platform, and endpoint environments - log analysis at scale, host and network forensics, memory analysis, malware triage, and timeline reconstruction.
Define and enforce consistent investigation standards across the team: severity and escalation criteria, cross-region handoff quality, and evidence handling that meets legal, regulatory, and forensic requirements.
Partner with the SOC, SOC Automation, Threat Intelligence, Threat Hunting, and Platform Security teams to improve detection fidelity and reduce MTTD and MTTR.
Serve as the technical voice of incident response to executive leadership, Legal, and Privacy - delivering clear, risk-based briefings, regulatory-ready documentation, and root cause analyses (RCA).
Raise the teams technical bar through case reviews and hands-on mentoring, and drive lessons-learned into measurable improvements in controls and readiness.

You will be the only SOC analyst based in Israel, while the rest of the analyst team operates from the Philippines. You will act as the SOCs local anchor - the on-site technical counterpart for the Israel-based Cyber Security, IT, Operations, and R&D teams, and the escalation and knowledge bridge between them and the offshore shifts. The role calls for ownership, independence, and the appetite to build and improve, not only to operate.

Responsibilities

Monitoring and Detection: Continuously monitor SIEM, endpoint protection (EDR), IPS, mail security, CASB, cloud, and identity security solutions to identify potential threats.
Incident Response: Serve as one of the first levels of escalation for security incidents - investigate, contain, and drive resolution before escalating to the senior SecOps members, in accordance with defined procedures and SLAs.
Incident Coordination: Lead coordination of major incidents until ownership is transferred to the relevant SecOps, IT, Operations, or R&D team; ensure clear communication, escalation, and tracking of action items.
Threat Analysis: Analyze logs, network traffic, endpoint telemetry, and native (in-tool) alerts to determine root cause, scope, impact, and remediation steps.
SIEM and Detection Engineering: Own day-to-day operation of the SIEM - data onboarding and ingest pipelines, field mapping and data quality, dashboards and platform health - and write, tune, and maintain detection rules while measuring their effectiveness.
Exclusion and Exception Management: Own the exclusion and exception lifecycle across the security stack: review requests, assess risk, apply scoped, time-bound exclusions, and revalidate them periodically.
Automation and AI-Assisted Operations: Build and maintain automations across the SOC toolchain (enrichment, containment, ticketing, reporting), and design, implement, and validate AI/LLM-based workflows for alert triage, investigation support, and documentation - including guardrails and quality control of AI output.
Investigation Documentation: Create and maintain detailed incident tickets, including investigation audit trail, action items, and timelines.
Technical Leadership: Act as the senior operational reference for the analyst team: help prioritize workload, assure investigation quality, maintain consistent handling of incidents, escalations, and shift handovers, and mentor analysts on tooling and methodology.
Collaboration: Work closely with the Cyber Security team, IT, Operations, and R&D locally, and with the offshore SOC team across time zones.
Continuous Improvement: Drive improvements to detection logic, automation, operational runbooks, and shift handover documentation based on lessons learned from incidents.
Compliance and Reporting: Support reporting for compliance audits, management reviews, and threat intelligence updates.

We're hiring a Detection Engineering & Response Lead to build and run our D&R capability from the ground up. You'll own the detection engineering, threat intelligence, and incident response functions across Cloud - and lead a small, growing team of analysts and engineers.

This is a lead engineering role responsible for detection development, handling the most complex security incidents, forensics, and shaping the D&R strategy.

What youll do
Lead detection development: maintain low false-positive and false-negative rates. Work closely with alerts consumers (20+ teams) to keep noise low and signal high, ensuring they can act quickly without missing genuine threats.

Architect and operate detection coverage across our cloud and bare-metal environments

Build and extend our internal D&R tools and pipelines - onboard new logs, build and automate response runbooks.

Integrate threat intelligence into detection logic and IR playbooks, tracking adversary TTPs relevant to Cloud infrastructure

Lead incident response end-to-end: scoping, containment, root cause analysis, post-incident reviews and controlling critical action items are closed to prevent future possible incidents.

Partner with Compliance and Engineering teams to detect real threats while meeting the needs of both engineers and regulators.

Define and report on D&R metrics: MTTD, MTTR, detection coverage, false positive rates, etc.

Build and maintain Security Incident Response program: people, processes, tools.

Build tools, runbooks, and on-call processes that scale as the company grows.

Were looking for people who are relentlessly curious and committed to continuous learning. AI is reshaping every function across our business, and we enable every team member, regardless of role or level, to build fluency in AI tools and concepts. Those who thrive here actively seek out new solutions, experiment thoughtfully, and apply what they learn to drive better, faster, smarter outcomes.
As a DFIR Analyst, you will be tasked with delivering rapid, expert breach response for global enterprises facing active cyber threats as part of Digital Forensics and Incident Response (DFIR) team, which operates 24x7x365 on a follow-the-sun model. Working under the direction of an investigation's Technical Lead and Engagement Manager, you will execute hands-on forensic analysis, threat hunting, and investigative work across live incidents spanning endpoint, network, and cloud environments, and incident types from ransomware and business email compromise to identity compromise, zero-day exploitation, APT activity, and cloud/SaaS breaches. This is a foundational technical role built on rigor, where every conclusion must be evidence-backed, every case well-documented, and every finding able to hold up to scrutiny.

The role is responsible for anticipating relevant threats, challenging defenses, identifying exploitable weaknesses, hunting for adversary activity that may evade existing controls, and converting findings into measurable security improvements. 

This is a hands-on leadership position for someone who combines offensive-security depth, threat-led thinking, strong operational judgment, and the ability to influence product, engineering, infrastructure, and security stakeholders. 



Your responsibilities will include:

Pillar strategy and leadership 

Define the Proactive Security strategy, operating model, roadmap, priorities, budget, and success measures in alignment with business objectives and threat profile. 
Build, lead, and develop high-performing Red Team, Penetration Testing, Threat Hunting, and Threat Intelligence teams. 
Create a unified intelligence-led program in which threat intelligence informs testing and hunting, and findings continuously improve defensive controls. 
Prioritize work based on crown jewels, material attack paths, emerging threats, major technology changes, incidents, and business risk. 
Establish clear team charters, engagement models, escalation paths, quality standards, and career-development frameworks. 
Provide the CISO and senior leadership with clear visibility into adversary exposure, validated weaknesses, emerging threats, and remediation progress. 
Red Team and adversary emulation 

Lead realistic, intelligence-led adversary simulations across cloud, identity, applications, infrastructure, endpoints, networks, and operational processes. 
Design campaigns that evaluate prevention, detection, response, escalation, and recovery capabilities against relevant threat scenarios. 
Develop and maintain adversary-emulation plans mapped to relevant threat actors, tactics, techniques, and procedures. 
Ensure every engagement operates under documented authorization, rules of engagement, safety controls, deconfliction procedures, and evidence-handling requirements. 
Deliver concise technical and executive reporting that explains demonstrated impact, attack paths, root causes, and prioritized improvements. 

we are seeking a deeply experienced Security Analyst - Tier 3 for its Security Operations Center (SOC). This role is a senior individual-contributor position, leading challenging investigations, setting the standards the SOC operates by. This role reports to the SOC Manager, under the Detection and Response function within the CISO Office.

Your responsibilities will include:

Lead complex, multi-stage, multi-domain investigations end to end, from scoping through deep technical analysis to a clear determination of impact and root cause.
Serve as the SOC's senior escalation point and the quality gate for investigations across the team.
Support the Incident Response team during confirmed incidents with continued telemetry investigation, scoping, and analytical depth.
Continuously sharpen how the SOC investigates, identifying gaps in methods, runbooks, and tooling through daily casework and turning them into concrete improvements.
Mentor Tier 1 and Tier 2 analysts through case reviews, coaching, and pairing during investigations.
Partner with Security Engineering, Platform Security, Threat Intelligence, SOC Automation, and additional teams to turn what the SOC learns into stronger detection and response across .
Participate in readiness activities - tabletops, post-incident reviews, and purple-team engagements.
Participate in the on-call rotation as the senior point of contact outside business hours.

We are seeking a highly skilled and experienced Head of Application Security to join our dynamic team. This role is pivotal in driving the security of our software development lifecycle and ensuring the robustness of our applications against potential threats. The ideal candidate will have a strong background in secure software development practices, including SSDLC implementation, and a deep understanding of security risks & tools. This position reports directly to an R&D VP.
Key Responsibilities
Lead the application security team, providing strategic direction and mentorship.
Develop and implement a comprehensive Secure Software Development Lifecycle (SSDLC) framework.
Oversee the integration of security practices into all phases of the software development lifecycle, including CI/CD guardrails.
Conduct risk assessments and threat modeling to identify and mitigate potential security vulnerabilities.
Collaborate with development teams to ensure secure coding practices and adherence to security standards, while maintaining developer productivity.
Implement and manage security automation tools and processes to enhance the efficiency of security operations.
Stay up-to-date on the latest security trends, vulnerabilities, and technologies to continuously improve our security posture.
Provide expert guidance on security architecture and design for new and existing applications.
Lead incident response efforts related to application security breaches and vulnerabilities.
Foster a culture of security awareness and continuous improvement within the organization.

we are looking for a SecOps Detection & Response.
As a Security Operations Analyst, Detection & Response, you will help protect Aidocs cloud environments, products, corporate systems, and sensitive healthcare data by investigating SIEM alerts, supporting incident response, and improving the quality of security monitoring.

This is a hands-on security operations role for someone who can analyze security signals, understand real risk, communicate clearly, and help the organization respond quickly and effectively to security events.

You will work closely with real production environments, where accurate investigation, clear documentation, and practical escalation are critical to protecting sensitive healthcare data, customer trust, and the reliability of clinical AI platform.
Responsibilities:
Own the end-to-end investigation of SIEM alerts across cloud, product, identity, endpoint, and SaaS environments: analyze the relevant evidence, separate false positives from real threats, and prioritize cases based on risk and impact.
Escalate high-risk findings with a clear summary of what happened, what is affected, why it matters, and what actions are required.
Support incident response by collecting evidence, assisting with containment, tracking remediation, and maintaining clear investigation records for internal reviews, compliance needs, and post-incident learning.
Improve SIEM rules, dashboards, alert logic, playbooks, telemetry coverage, and detection quality to reduce noise and strengthen security monitoring.
Work with Security, IT, DevOps, R&D, Product Security, and Compliance teams to resolve issues and improve security operations.

This is a senior, hands-on individual-contributor role with end-to-end ownership of security risk assessments, the security risk register, remediation tracking, risk acceptance, and risk reporting. The successful candidate will work closely with engineering, cloud infrastructure, product, security, compliance, legal, and business teams to ensure that material risks are identified early, assessed consistently, and driven toward clear treatment decisions.

The role requires strong judgment, technical understanding, and the ability to influence stakeholders without relying on formal authority.

Your responsibilities will include

Risk Assessment

Lead security risk assessments for infrastructure, cloud environments, products, applications, business processes, and major technology changes.
Conduct risk assessments for new initiatives, systems, and significant changes, including supporting M&A-related risk assessment work alongside the due diligence team.
Evaluate the design and effectiveness of controls and identify residual risk following mitigation.
Identify emerging and systemic risks that may affect multiple services, regions, or business functions.
Risk Register & Tracking

Maintain the security risk register: log new risks, update status, track owners, and follow items through to remediation or formal risk acceptance.
Support the ongoing refinement of risk assessment and risk register processes, contributing improvements as the practice matures.
Coordinate with other GRC functions on findings and gap assessments that carry risk implications, and independently determine whether a given finding warrants a risk register entry.
Metrics & Reporting

Maintain and improve security risk assessment, scoring, prioritization, and acceptance processes.
Define and monitor meaningful Key Risk Indicators and risk trends.
Translate complex technical risks into clear business impact for senior leadership and governance forums.
Prepare risk reporting that supports security posture reviews, strategic decision-making, and Board-level reporting.
Support auditors, customers, and internal stakeholders on security risk management matters.
Cross-Functional Coordination

Work closely with other GRC functions to ensure risk assessments reflect current operating reality.
Partner with engineering and business stakeholders to embed risk thinking into day-to-day decisions, building trust through clear, practical communication rather than formal authority.
Build trusted relationships with risk and remediation owners while maintaining independent and objective judgment.