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SOC Manager
Location
United States
Posted
33 days ago
Salary
$140K - $170K / year
Seniority
Lead
No structured requirement data.
Job Description
SOC Manager
ECS Tech Inc
Role Description Everforth ECS is seeking a SOC Manager to work remotely. The SOC Manager is responsible for the operational leadership of the Everforth Security Operations Center. This role oversees the daily operations of the SOC analyst team responsible for enterprise security monitoring, alert investigation, threat detection, and incident response. The SOC Manager ensures consistent operational execution, maintains investigation quality, manages analyst performance, and ensures the SOC delivers reliable enterprise security monitoring across all Everforth business segments. The SOC Manager reports directly to the SOC Director and works closely with security engineering, IT operations, and enterprise security leadership to ensure effective threat detection and response. Responsibilities - SOC Operations Management: Oversee daily SOC operations, ensuring effective monitoring, investigation, and response to security alerts and incidents across enterprise environments. - Analyst Team Leadership: Lead, mentor, and manage SOC analysts, providing guidance on investigations, escalation procedures, and threat analysis techniques. - Operational Oversight: Ensure consistent execution of SOC processes, playbooks, and investigation procedures across all monitoring activities. - Incident Response Coordination: Coordinate enterprise incident response activities, ensuring appropriate escalation, communication, and resolution of cybersecurity incidents. - Alert Investigation Quality: Maintain high investigation standards by reviewing analyst work, validating incident classifications, and ensuring accurate documentation. - Operational Metrics Management: Track and report SOC operational metrics such as alert volumes, investigation throughput, detection efficiency, and response times. - SOC Process Development: Develop, refine, and enforce SOC operational procedures, playbooks, and investigation workflows. - Cross-Team Coordination: Work closely with security engineering, IT operations, and infrastructure teams to support investigation and response activities. - After-Hours Monitoring Oversight: Coordinate with the MSSP responsible for after-hours Tier 1 monitoring to ensure proper escalation, investigation continuity, and operational alignment. - Threat Awareness and Escalation: Maintain situational awareness of emerging threats and ensure relevant alerts, indicators, and investigation priorities are communicated to the SOC team. - Operational Readiness: Ensure SOC staffing, shift coverage, and operational processes support enterprise monitoring requirements. - Continuous Improvement: Identify opportunities to improve detection coverage, investigation efficiency, and SOC operational maturity. - Training and Skill Development: Ensure analysts maintain strong investigative and technical capabilities through continuous training and development programs. Qualifications - Experience: Minimum of seven years of experience in security operations or SOC environments. - Leadership Experience: Demonstrated experience managing or leading SOC analysts or security operations teams. - Security Operations Expertise: Strong understanding of SOC operations, alert triage, investigation methodologies, and incident response processes. - Security Technology Knowledge: Experience working with enterprise security technologies such as SIEM platforms, EDR platforms, security telemetry sources, and security automation tools. - Incident Response Experience: Proven ability to lead or coordinate security investigations and incident response activities. - Operational Process Management: Experience developing and maintaining SOC operational procedures, playbooks, and escalation workflows. - Communication Skills: Strong ability to communicate technical findings to security leadership, IT teams, and business stakeholders. Requirements - Able and willing to obtain a US Security Clearance. - This role may require occasional on-call support during off-hours to respond to security incidents. Benefits - Salary Range: $140,000 - $170,000
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