***This opportunity is with Mentra's Partner Companies***
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Mentra is a on the mission that intelligently matches Neurodivergents (this includes autism, ADHD, dyslexia, and other forms of neurological diversity) with companies who values their brain conditions.
As a cyber security engineer, you will be responsible for the following things:
- Planning, implementing, managing, monitoring, and upgrading security measures for the protection of the organization’s data, systems, and networks
- Troubleshooting security and network problems
- Responding to all system and/or network security breaches
- Ensuring that the organization’s data and infrastructure are protected by enabling the appropriate security controls
- Participating in the change management process
- Testing and identifying network and system vulnerabilities
- Daily administrative tasks, reporting, and communication with the relevant departments in the organization
- Evaluating the organization’s security needs and establishing best practices and standards accordingly
- Designing, implementing, maintaining, overseeing, and upgrading all security measures needed to protect organizations’ data, systems, and networks
- Responding to all security breaches to the network and associated systems
- Troubleshooting all network and security issues and incidents
- Routinely conduct penetration testing
- Taking appropriate security measures to ensure that the organization’s infrastructure and existing data are kept safe
- Conducting testing and scans to identify any vulnerabilities in the network and system
- Taking an active role in the change management process
Skills Required to be a Cybersecurity Engineer
- Great Problem-Solving Skills
- In-depth technical knowledge of computer sciences
- Knowledge of Security Across Various Platforms
- Attention to Detail
- Communication Skills
- Fundamental Computer Forensics Skills
- Ethical hacking