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Description Key Tasks & Responsibilities: - Monitor and investigate cloudapplicationrelated security alerts generated by Microsoft Defender for Cloud Apps (MDCA) under defined CSOC processes. - Perform alert triage and initial investigation to determine scope, user impact, risk level, and business relevance. - Support investigation of incidents involving risky cloud apps, OAuth abuse, data exposure, suspicious user activity, and abnormal cloud access patterns. - Assist in containment and remediation activities in coordination with Identity, Endpoint, Email, and IT platform teams. - Escalate complex or highrisk cloudapp security findings to L2/L3 specialists or Incident Managers with structured analysis and evidence. - Analyze user behavior, activity logs, and cloud telemetry to identify anomalies and suspicious activity. - Support policy tuning, alert refinement, and basic detection improvements to reduce false positives and improve signal quality. - Assist with shadow IT discovery, cloud app risk assessments, and enforcement of cloud app governance policies. - Support CSOC playbooks, runbooks, and response procedures related to cloud application security incidents. - Participate in postincident reviews and RCA discussions, contributing operational findings and improvement ideas. - Maintain accurate investigation notes, incident documentation, and response records. - Work closely with CSOC L1/L2 analysts, Identity, Endpoint, Email Security, and IT operations teams. - Support audit and compliance activities related to cloud application security controls when required. Responsibilities Key Skills: - Handson experience with Microsoft Defender for Cloud Apps (MDCA). - Understanding of cloud application risks, SaaS security concepts, and user activity monitoring. - Basic working knowledge of the Microsoft Defender ecosystem (MDE, MDO, Sentinel awareness level). - Understanding of SOC operations, alert triage, investigation workflows, and escalation models. - Familiarity with incident response lifecycle and CSOC processes. - Basic experience correlating cloudapp alerts with identity, endpoint, or emailbased signals. - Foundational knowledge of cybersecurity concepts such as access control, identity security, data protection, malware, phishing, and attack chains. - Awareness of frameworks such as MITRE ATT&CK; and basic threatactor techniques. - Understanding of risks related to cloud usage, OAuth permissions, and SaaS data exposure. - Basic understanding of cloud identity concepts (users, roles, permissions). - Familiarity with authentication, authorization, and sessionbased access risks in cloud apps. - Ability to analyze logs, user activity, and audit events for investigation purposes. Qualifications - Bachelors degree in computer science, Information Technology, Cybersecurity, or Engineering. - 2 4 years of cybersecurity experience, with exposure to SOC operations, cloud security, or security monitoring roles. - Handson experience or operational exposure to Microsoft Defender for Cloud Apps is required. - Experience supporting low to mediumseverity cloud or SaaS security incidents in enterprise environments is preferred. - Certifications: - SC200: Microsoft Security Operations Analyst .
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