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Security Engineer (DFIR Lab)
Group 42 · Posted 85 days ago
Build and optimize a comprehensive DFIR Lab managing enterprise-scale forensic tools and infrastructure supporting critical incident response engagements.
Overview: Manage and maintain the DFIR Lab’s infrastructure, hardware, software, process and documentation.
Responsibilities:
- Maintain and manage the team’s DFIR Lab’s hardware and software systems, ensuring availability and performance for the team engagements
- Keep the team’s DFIR Lab’s asset inventory up to date and contribute to the process of license renewals, purchases and budgeting
- Deploy, configure and maintain forensic and incident response tools like EnCase, Magnet Axiom, FTK, Cellebrite, THOR, Velociraptor, KAPE, IDA Pro, etc.
- Configure and optimize forensics workstations and laptops, war laptops, servers and storage systems
- Ensure the team’s DFIR Lab adheres to security, privacy and data integrity standards
- Implement access controls, logging, audit trails and monitoring solutions to secure the lab environment
- Evaluate and contribute to the testing and recommendation of new tools and technologies to enhance the Lab’s capabilities
- Develop and maintain scripts or automation tools to streamline workflows and improve efficiency
- Contribute to process documentation and continuous service improvement activities
- Create and update SOPs for lab operations
- Document forensic processes, lab configurations and tool usage guidelines
- Collaboration with customers to deploy hardware and software for assessments and incident response engagements
- Execute lab tasks in support of cyber incident response engagements
- Proficiency with Digital Forensics & Incident Response tools (Cellebrite, THOR, Velociraptor, KAPE, IDA Pro, Security Onion, FTK Imager, Magnet Axiom, EnCase and others)
- Good understanding of Incident Response and Digital Forensics tools deployment and functionalities such as EDR, NDR, forensic artifact collectors, intrusion detection, security monitoring, log management
- Experience with digital forensics software and equipment such as write blockers, specialized cables and wires in a technical environment, forensics workstations, forensics laptops, adapters and connectors
- Experience with (or at least knowledge of) evidence management and data acquisition in a lab in terms of supporting incident response and digital forensics
- Good Experience with Linux system structure, commands, functions and tools
- Good Experience with networking devices: switches, routers and firewalls
- Understanding of storage devices such as NAS
- Good Experience with virtualization using VMWare ESXi (Nutanix and other virtualization software knowledge would be a plus)
- Knowledge of building baseline system configurations for servers and workstations
- Good Experience and familiarity with server and desktop operating systems for Windows, Linux/Unix and Mac
- Experience in managing cloud-based environments
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