
Cyber Threat Researcher, Europe or LATAM
Posted Sep 2

Posted Sep 2
This is a fully remote position, open to applicants in Europe.
• Identify areas where knowledge is lacking and create intelligence leads to meet customer intelligence collection needs.
• Monitor both open and restricted-access sources, such as underground forums, marketplaces, and instant messaging groups.
• Discover and evaluate the motivations, goals, targets, capabilities, and methods of operation of cyber threat actors.
• Actively track and attribute financially motivated cyber threat actors.
• Collaborate on specialized research projects that involve cybercriminal infrastructure, malware campaigns, cybercriminal commodities, and compromised data.
• Present collection and research findings and assessments through clear and concise reporting in English.
• Address customer Requests for Information (RFI) and ad-hoc inquiries from internal Intel 471 team members.
• Empower customers to fully leverage Intel 471’s Cybercrime Intelligence products.
• Comprehensive understanding of the cyber threat landscape, including risks, threats, actors and groups, motivations, tools, capabilities, attacks, and campaigns.
• Prior professional experience in monitoring and researching the cybercrime underground, including restricted-access forums, marketplaces, instant messaging channels, and other criminal ecosystems.
• Strong knowledge and experience in operational security (OPSEC) and persona development, preferably within the cybercrime underground sector.
• Practical experience in vHUMINT collection methods, including the creation, development, and management of personas in cybercrime-focused environments is preferred.
• Technical skills related to malware analysis, exploits, and vulnerabilities are advantageous.
• Ability to work both independently and within a close-knit team, engaging in proactive research activities with minimal direction.
• Exceptional writing, communication, and interpersonal skills in English.
• Proficiency in at least one additional language: Portuguese, Spanish, Italian, or French.
• Previous experience in cyber threat research or cybercrime investigation fields is preferred.
• A degree in Cyber Security, Intelligence Analysis, Computer Science, or related fields is highly desirable.
• Competitive compensation.
• Remote-friendly culture.
• Flexible schedule.
• Wellness programs.
• Employee recognition program.
• A variety of professional development opportunities.
• Inclusive culture focused on people, customers, and innovation.
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