• Identifies potential security threats and responds to reported security violations. • Determines causes of security violations and recommends corrective actions to ensure data security. • Implements changes to procedures and systems to enhance data systems security. • Assists in communicating security procedures to end-users. • Provides management with status reports. • Performs all other duties as assigned.

CHEQ is the Intelligence Standard for the Human-AI Era, trusted by over 15,000 customers worldwide to confidently engage, transact, and thrive in this new era of digital transformation. Powered by award-winning cybersecurity technology, CHEQ offers the only integrated Traffic, Threat, and Identity Intelligence Engine, enabling companies to distinguish between legitimate users and bad actors - human, AI agent, or bot - and deliver granular, context-specific insights in real-time to marketing, commerce, and security platforms. CHEQ is a global company with offices in Tel-Aviv, New York, London and Tokyo. We are a fast-paced, technology-driven team where everyone's contribution impacts product success. We are seeking a highly analytical and customer-facing Threat Intelligence Analyst to join our Premium Support organization. This role sits at the intersection of data, fraud research, product intelligence, and customer strategy. The ideal candidate is deeply curious, technically strong, comfortable engaging with senior customer stakeholders, and passionate about uncovering how sophisticated threats operate across digital ecosystems. In this role, you will partner closely with Customer Success, Fraud Research, Data Science, and Product teams to transform detection signals into actionable intelligence. You will help CHEQ’s strategic customers understand who is attacking them, how attacks evolve, and how CHEQ is protecting their GTM operations - while feeding critical insights back into our detection and product roadmap. Responsibilities Analyze outputs from CHEQ’s AI-powered anomaly detection and fraud prevention systems to identify emerging threats, traffic anomalies, and suspicious behavioral patterns Conduct deep manual investigations into traffic spikes, invalid traffic cohorts, and novel attack behaviors to uncover attacker tactics, techniques, and patterns Develop structured intelligence narratives that connect technical findings to customer risk, business impact, and value realization Produce high-quality, client-facing threat intelligence deliverables, including incident analyses, investigative reports, and recurring intelligence summaries for premium customers Present findings and recommendations directly to strategic customers, including senior and executive stakeholders, as part of CHEQ’s premium advisory offering Partner with Fraud Research and Product teams to translate real-world threat intelligence into detection improvements, new cohorts, and roadmap insights Maintain a continuous feedback loop between customer intelligence, internal detections, and product evolution Build scalable investigation frameworks, reporting templates, and intelligence taxonomies to operationalize threat intelligence across CHEQ Serve as a trusted internal and external advisor on emerging fraud trends, bot activity, and evolving attack methodologies impacting GTM environments 3+ years of experience in threat intelligence, fraud analysis, cybersecurity analysis, digital investigations, or a highly analytical technical role Programming experience required - SQL & Python are a must Experience working with large-scale data sets, anomaly detection outputs, or fraud/abuse signals and translating them into clear insights Strong analytical and problem-solving skills, with the ability to investigate ambiguous scenarios, form hypotheses, and validate findings Proven ability to communicate complex technical concepts clearly to non-technical audiences, including senior and executive stakeholders Experience producing written intelligence reports, investigative summaries, or customer-facing analyses Comfort working cross-functionally with Product, Engineering, Data Science, and Research teams Familiarity with fraud, bot mitigation, cybersecurity, or digital abuse concepts is strongly preferred Technically adaptive, with the ability to learn new platforms quickly and understand how detection systems operate at scale Exceptional written and verbal communication skills, including presentation and storytelling abilities Strong organizational and interpersonal skills, with demonstrated success operating autonomously in fast-paced environments Bachelor’s degree preferred, especially in a technical, analytical, or security-related field Ability to work in our NY office twice a week What Success Looks Like in This Role? You confidently lead complex investigations and turn detection signals into clear, actionable intelligence. Customers understand the threats targeting them and see the tangible value of your insights. Your findings directly influence detection improvements and product decisions. You communicate complex technical analysis clearly to senior stakeholders. You build structured, repeatable investigation processes that scale across Premium accounts. The pay range for this role is $130K-$140K per year. Actual compensation packages are based on several factors that are unique to each candidate, including but not limited to skill set, depth of experience, certifications, and specific work location. This information is provided per New York City’s salary disclosure law.

• Conducts cybersecurity program/system security status assessments and supports the development of Cybersecurity program(s) including the development of policies and procedures in accordance with DoDI 8500.01 Risk Management Framework. • Tracks organizational cybersecurity compliance, ensures necessary remediation needs are communicated, tracks remediation through completion and ensures necessary cybersecurity documentation is accurate and in order. • Works closely with defensive cybersecurity operation (DCO) teams to identify, monitor and respond to cyber events/incidents from discovery to closure as a part of the local incident response policies. • Conduct Risk Assessments, determine the risk to operations, and provide risk recommendations to the customer after reviewing a system’s overall risk posture as part of the Security Authorization (Authority to Operate/Connect) process. • Responsible for assessing and authorizing the use of software and hardware across multiple enterprise networks.

• Implementation of SOC analytics functionality. • Monitoring and analysis of IS events in information systems. • IS incident response. • Log collection quality control. • Analysis of modern cyber threats and means of countering them. • Checking within information security incidents.