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Threat Investigation Analyst
Career Insights for Transportation Security Officer
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What they do
A Transportation Security Officer monitors passengers and activity at airports, train stations and ship terminals to watch for threats to security or passenger safety. Screens passengers, luggage or freight to look for weapons or dangerous materials; patrols areas where vehicles are loaded or unloaded; uses technology, interviews and searches for screening and monitoring passengers.
$42,711 / year median in Illinois
-6% projected decline
Job Description
Responsibilities The Security Operations Center Analyst will be responsible planning and implementing security measures to protect computer systems, networks, and data. This person will act as a first responder to cyber-incidents. They report cyber threats and then implement changes to protect our Customer's environments. Your ability to analyze real traffic and associated artifacts: malicious, normal, and application traffic; and demonstrate the ability to differentiate malicious traffic from false positives will be critical in this position. This is a full time role and the schedule for this role is Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday 7am-5:30pm (4 X 10). This is a full-time position reporting onsite to our Downers Grove, IL office. Qualifications 1+ years' experience in a security related position Required minimum certifications (Security+) Experience performing daily system monitoring and health checks for various security products Confident triaging alerts and reports of incidents Confident analyzing real traffic and associated artifacts: malicious, normal, and application traffic; and demonstrate the ability to differentiate malicious traffic from false positives Configuring firewalls, data encryption, and other security measures Understanding of how DNS works for both legitimate and malicious purposes Understanding basic network protocols and traffic flow in an enterprise environment The ability to communicate clearly with verbal and written skills The candidate must meet and uphold CJIS requirements The ability to communicate clearly with verbal and written skills Staying current on IT security trends, vulnerabilities, and news and recommending security enhancements The candidate must have a car, as this position requires travel between location and the transportation of equipment A valid driver's license and proof of vehicle insurance will be required Legally authorized to work in the US without sponsorship Must demonstrate a "can-do" attitude We focus on candidates that display our "ACE" factor - Attitude, Compassion, and Enthusiasm to deliver quality solutions with exceptional customer service.