Information Security Engineer

To apply for the Information Security Engineer role at Logifuture, candidates should have previous experience in securing internal products and third-party applications, especially in cloud environments and virtualization stacks. A solid understanding of security tools like SIEM, EDR/AV, and IAM is crucial. Moreover, certification as a Google Professional Cloud Security Engineer, AWS Security, or Azure Security can significantly enhance your application.

As an Information Security Engineer at Logifuture, your main responsibilities will include implementing and maintaining security solutions, conducting security assessments, reviewing code, and educating teams on best practices. You will also be acting as a security advisor for various stakeholders while addressing vulnerabilities and security risks in a proactive manner.

Logifuture takes security very seriously and relies on its Information Security Engineer to maintain compliance with industry standards like ISO 27001. You will work to assess third-party integrations and vendor solutions for security risks while continuously optimizing security monitoring solutions to adapt to emerging threats.

Logifuture embraces a flexible and inclusive work culture. As an Information Security Engineer, you can expect hybrid work arrangements, flexible hours, and bi-monthly team-building activities. Our aim is to create an environment that encourages collaboration while also providing work-life balance.

At Logifuture, we are proud to provide numerous opportunities for professional development to our Information Security Engineers. You'll have access to training programs, workshops, and annual conferences to stay updated on current cybersecurity trends and tactics, ensuring that you grow with the evolving landscape of security technology.

In answering this question, detail your hands-on experience with SIEM, EDR, and AV tools. Provide examples of how you've configured and optimized these tools for security monitoring and threat detection, emphasizing your role in managing alerts and responding to incidents.

For this question, illustrate your methodology for assessing third-party security, including risk analysis techniques and criteria you apply when evaluating vendor solutions. Mention tools or frameworks you utilize to ensure compliance and mitigate risks effectively.

Highlight a specific instance where you performed a security code review. Discuss your techniques for identifying vulnerabilities, such as using static code analysis tools or manual inspection methods, and share how you communicated your findings and mitigated risks.

In your response, consider mentioning the importance of integrating security into the development lifecycle, continuous monitoring, training employees, and keeping abreast of emerging threats. Articulate how a multi-faceted approach can be effective in reinforcing security protocols.

Explain how you leverage resources such as industry publications, security webinars, and threat intelligence feeds to stay informed about the latest cybersecurity trends, risks, and attack techniques. Mention specific sources or communities you follow.

Discuss your familiarity with cloud security frameworks, compliance requirements (like ISO 27001), and specific scenarios where you have implemented cloud security measures across platforms like AWS, Azure, or GCP. Make sure to elaborate on your understanding of IAM hardening in cloud environments.

Detail your role in performing penetration tests, including types of tests you have conducted, how you defined scope and objectives, and ways you communicated results to stakeholders. Share specific outcomes that improved overall security.

Provide an example of a time you simplified a technical security issue for a non-technical audience. Discuss your approach to using analogies, visual aids, or concise reports to ensure clarity and understanding.

Discuss your understanding of OWASP Top 10 vulnerabilities and how you actively incorporate them into your work, whether through code reviews, training, or risk assessments. Emphasize the importance of being proactive in preventing these common security flaws.

Mention a specific challenge you encountered, whether it was a security breach, a difficult stakeholder, or a complex implementation of new security measures. Detail the steps you took to address the issue and the lessons learned from that experience.