2 Permanent Application Security Analyst Jobs

best practices throughout the entire engineering and development lifecycle. Its functions encompass a range of activities such as conducting design and implementation assessments, performing application security reviews, penetration testing, researching security issues, developing security tools and automation, and engaging in offensive security tactics. About the Role The core responsibility entails safeguarding the Elsevier brand through proactive security application testing, validating security controls, and simulating tactics employed by malicious actors seeking to compromise or breach security measures deployed across our entire technology infrastructure Responsibilities … controls. Recommending improvements to tools, applications, and processes for enhanced security posture. Requirements Demonstrate Penetration testing skills. Experience with mobile application and/or AI/LLM security and testing a plus. Demonstrate knowledge in vulnerability discovery/remediation, exploit identification/validation more »

Role purpose To provide Security Operations expertise to ensure the confidentiality, integrity and availability of PIC applications and information assets. Promote a DevSecOps approach by providing security advice and continuously assess the PIC development environment to ensure threats and vulnerabilities are within PIC tolerance levels. Key … responsibilities Integrate automated security analysis testing tools into the SDLC, for example SCA and SAST. Provide thorough security assessments and monitoring services of applications, software and APIs to identify vulnerabilities, weaknesses, and potential exploits. Contribute to improving the security processes and procedures to include … one or more of Python, Java, C#, VisualBasic.NET, Matlab, R, SQL, Bash and Ruby. Knowledge of software composition analysis (SCA) tools. Knowledge of reviewing application security (SAST, DAST). Experience with Microsoft Azure or a comparable platform Benefits In addition to a competitive base salary and the more »