Cyber threat analyst UCC

Job Title: Cyber threat analyst

Organization: UCC

Duty Station: Kampala 

 Roles and responsibilities

·  To collect, aggregate and analyze Cyber Threat Intelligence information to identify, predict cyber threats, trends and provide protection mechanisms through advisories, alerts, reports.

·  To support implementation of the Corporate cyber security framework and Information Technology Policy.

·  To receive, investigate and respond to both reported and anticipated cyber security incidents and recommend appropriate countermeasures.

·  To carry out periodic cyber security awareness resulting from research on current cyber threats, attack methodologies, and detection techniques.

·  To research, deploy, maintain and improve cyber threat / information security monitoring technologies.

  • To provide practical assistance on information security risk management to the Commission and external stakeholders
  • To carry out any other duties assigned.

Minimum Qualifications

 Bachelor’s Degree in Cyber/information security, Computer Science, Information Technology, Telecommunication/Computer/Software engineering

  • Professional certification in any related security field such as, CySA+/ CISSP/ GWAPT/ GREM/ CEH/ CISA/ OSCP is required 
  • Two (2) years of working experience in Information /Cybersecurity or relevant field in similar corporate setting

 

Application Instructions

Interested candidates should submit their applications online via the link below:

APPLY HERE NOW

Closing Date: Open until filled

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