Solution Architect - Security Investigations, SIEM

Job Summary

The Solution Architect specializes in Security Event Investigation and SOAR to design and implement robust security solutions that align with business needs and the future state of enterprise IT. This role is pivotal in shaping the security architecture and ensuring compliance with established standards while enhancing the overall security posture of the organization.

Key Responsibilities

1. Assess The Domain It Landscape And Application Portfolio To Identify Gaps And Optimize Security Measures Using Security Event Investigation And Siem Tools, Contributing To Overall Risk Management.
2. Create Comprehensive Solution And Architectural Views, Including Logical, Conceptual, Development, Execution, And Infrastructure Architectures, Ensuring Alignment With Security Best Practices And Business Requirements.
3. Analyze And Define System Requirements By Collaborating With Stakeholders To Address Security Concerns And Enhance The Overall Security Framework.
4. Manage The Adaptation Of Non-Functional Requirements For Security Solutions, Ensuring They Meet Performance, Scalability, And Compliance Standards.
5. Stay Updated On New And Emerging Security Products And Technologies, Integrating Them Into Existing Solutions To Enhance Security Capabilities.
6. Contribute To The Development Of White Papers And Technical Documentation, Sharing Expertise And Insights On Security Solutions And Best Practices With The Broader Organization.

Skill Requirements

1. Strong Expertise In Security Event Investigation And Soar Tools.
2. Proficient In Implementing Siem Solutions And Understanding Security Protocols.
3. In-Depth Knowledge Of Architectural Frameworks And Methodologies.
4. Excellent Analytical And Problem-Solving Skills, With A Focus On Security Compliance And Risk Management.

Other Requirements

1. Optional But Valuable Certifications: Certified Information Systems Security Professional (Cissp), Certified Information Security Manager (Cism), Or Security+ Certification