Summary:

To deliver desired, sustainable business outcomes and assure the integrity and continuity of our systems. This position is responsible for the development, maintenance, and support of AutoZone’s security hardware, software and/or security systems. This includes acquiring domain expertise, supporting the customers, resolving problems, and training as required.

Responsibilities:

Participate in any and potentially all roles of the security systems development life cycle. Roles may vary by project and assignment. This may include, but not limited to:

• Responsible for technical design and administration of security controls, services, and architecture, e.g. infrastructure and / or network systems, application security tools and processes, identity and access management technologies, and /or incident response functions.
• Identify security concerns and mitigating controls; identify, document, and manage risks to AutoZone data, systems, and processes.
• Accurate work planning and execution; accurate project and time tracking.
• Learning and acquiring security subject matter expertise

Requirements:

• Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science or related field
• Typically requires one to five years’ security and / or cyber risk management experience in a mid- to large-enterprise environment
• Basic task estimation, planning and execution skills
• Basic problem solving, domain technical and analytical skills
• Basic system design and implementation skills
• Basic knowledge of one of the following functional areas:
  • IT Security Operation Center (SOC) activities, responsibilities, and processes.
  • Implementing, managing, and operating both detective controls and SIEM technologies used to identify malicious activity and prioritize response actions.
  • Tuning detective controls and SIEM systems to improve alert fidelity and minimize false positives.
  • Security incident response activities.
  • Designing and managing corrective actions to reduce the possibility of future compromise and restore business functions to a secure operational state.
  • Threat hunting, intel processing, and forensics