Cyber as a Service Monitoring L2 Senior Associate (Bilingual FR/EN)

At PwC, our people in cybersecurity focus on protecting organisations from cyber threats through advanced technologies and strategies. They work to identify vulnerabilities, develop secure systems, and provide proactive solutions to safeguard sensitive data. As a cybersecurity generalist at PwC, you will focus on providing comprehensive security solutions across various domains, maintaining the protection of client systems and data, and applying a broad understanding of cybersecurity principles and practices to address diverse security challenges effectively. The Opportunity Continuously monitor security alerts to identify critical system or data impacts and provide remediation guidance to clients. Respond to escalated security alerts received from Tier1 analysts, conduct investigations and client notifications. Investigate alerts/incidents, analyse attack methods, research new defense techniques and tools, and document procedures. Perform thorough investigations by integrating data from diverse sources to gain a complete understanding of security incidents. Perform in-depth analysis of suspicious files or activities to determine the nature of malware, its capabilities, and potential impact. Serve as a technical point of escalation and provide mentoring for L1 security analysts. Ensure incident identification, assessment, communication, and escalation to the client. Ensure compliance to SLA, process adherence and process improvements to achieve operational objectives. Update and maintain Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) documents, playbooks and other documentation. Prepare reports, summaries, and other forms of communication that may be both internal and client-facing. Participate in an on-call rotation to handle escalations outside standard business hours. Revise and develop processes to strengthen the current Security Operations Framework and recommend updates. Stay informed about industry trends and security best practices. Collaborate with stakeholders to maintain positive working relationships and ensure cohesive operations. What You'll Bring Relevant experience in Information Technology and Information Security. Proficiency in Incident Response and Management. In-depth knowledge of security concepts such as cyber-attacks and techniques, threat vectors, risk management, incident management, etc. Experience in MSSP environment. CISSP and GIAC certifications preferred. Knowledge of various security tools (e.g., SIEM, EDR) and operating system flavors including but not limited to Windows, Linux, Unix. Knowledge of applications, databases, middleware to address security threats. Proficiency in preparation of reports, dashboards, and documentation. Excellent communication and initiative skills. Experience in performing vendor management. Ability to handle high-pressure situations with key stakeholders. Good analytical skills, problem solving and interpersonal skills. A demonstrated commitment to valuing differences and working alongside diverse people and perspectives. A bachelor's degree in a relevant area of study, with a preference for Computer Science or Computer Engineering. Industry certifications (CISSP/GIAC suite/EC-Council) are an asset. This role requires Secret Security Clearance. A Security Clearance is mandatory for all staff engaged on these assignments. Prior to applying, please review the Government of Canada website to ensure you meet the eligibility requirements to obtain this clearance; it will become a condition of your employment with PwC if you receive an offer. The successful candidate requires fluency in English, and in French as they will be required to support or collaborate with English-speaking clients, colleagues and/or stakeholders during the course of their employment with PwC Canada. PwC Canada is committed to cultivating an inclusive, hybrid work environment. Exact expectations for your team can be discussed with your interviewer. The salary range for this position is $84,700 - $134,700. The posted salary range represents the expected hiring range for PwC locations in major city centres. Given our national recruiting approach, ranges may vary for positions in other locations. At PwC Canada, base salary is determined by your skills, experience, qualifications and work location. In addition to base salary, eligible employees may have opportunities to participate in variable incentive pay programs which are designed to reward individual and firm-wide achievements. We are committed to offering competitive compensation and adhere to all relevant pay transparency legislation. During the hiring process, our Talent Acquisition team will provide details about our comprehensive total rewards package. #J-18808-Ljbffr

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