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Is it unusual that roles in a cyber defense centre are mixed and rotate?
July 4, 2023, 4:23 p.m. | /u/kekst1
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I recently started as an intern in a cyber defense centre of a Fortune 500 company and we are 7 full time people and me. We are responsible for engineering endpoint, cloud, server and network security solutions, collecting alerts, developing our SIEM, but also doing incidence response and forensics on true positive alerts. For that we rotate shifts, one is a lead analyst and incidence responder and the other is a lead engineer but all other employees do one …
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