Aviva is hunting for a Security Analyst to lead the charge in daily threat monitoring and analysis. You won’t just be watching alerts; you’ll be managing incidents, coordinating next steps, and collaborating with various Teams across the organization.

Why join us?

Ready to catapult your cybersecurity career? Join our high-octane Global Security Operations Center (GSOC), where no two days—and no two threats—are ever the same. We’re looking for a passionate SOC Analyst to join a world-class team defending our organization 24/7.

• Global Collaboration: Partner daily with elite security pros across the globe, swapping insights and strategies in real-time.

• In-House Power: We manage our security internally. Here, you aren't just a consultant; you have direct influence over our actual defense mechanisms.

• Constant Evolution: Forget the routine. You’ll face complex, shifting challenges that keep your skills sharp.

• Architect of Detection: Don't just follow rules—help create them. You’ll play an active role in fine-tuning detections and shaping how we respond to the world’s toughest threats.

What will you be doing?

• Real-Time Defense: Monitoring IT security breaches within our 24/7 Global SOC (operating on 12h shifts).

• Incident Command: Categorizing, prioritizing, and performing advanced analysis on detected threats.

• Intelligence Gathering: Analyzing and interpreting key data for escalation to support lines, vendors, and business owners.

• Threat Correlation: Connecting the dots between different cyber threats to see the bigger picture.

• Strategy Optimization: Recommending improvements for correlation rules and fine-tuning our "radar."

• Documentation Mastery: Drafting GSOC technical playbooks, response plans, and processes.

• Subject Matter Expertise: Acting as a Consultant/SME for GSOC and Detection & Response projects.

• Mentorship: Training staff on tools, technology, and their specific roles.

What we’re looking for:

• Experience: At least 1 year as a SOC Analyst.

• Communication: English at a B2/C1 level (written and spoken).

• Framework Knowledge: Solid understanding of the NIST standard for incident management.

• Autonomy: The ability to work independently and make critical decisions under pressure.

• Technical Foundations: Strong grasp of networking (Protocols, ISO/OSI) and IT service operations (ITIL Foundation).

• System Architecture: Knowledge of Windows, Linux, iOS, and Active Directory.

• Threat Intel: Deep familiarity with modern cyber-attack techniques, the MITRE ATT&CK matrix, and the Cyber Kill Chain.

• Tool Proficiency: Hands-on experience with DLP, EDR, SIEM, Firewalls, and IPS/IDS.

• Proactive Mindset: A hunger for OSINT and the ability to turn technical data into clear, concise reports.