Cybersecurity Fraud Analyst (Cybersecurity Fraud Fusion Center)

Job Description: The Role As a Cybersecurity Analyst, you will work closely with peers within the Fraud Intelligence Unit to respond to active fraud events and alerts. Your daily tasks will be to review risk-based alerts, disposition and document actions taken on alerts reviewed, provide recommendations on enhancing alert logic, and communicate your findings. This role will focus on technical components and trends. The ideal candidate will have working knowledge of fraud, audit, investigative techniques, and/or technical knowledge such as cybersecurity. They should have prior experience working with various forms of data and relevant information to guide decisions and provide recommendations that improve fraud risk liability and enhance our customer experience. An ideal candidate should have a basic technical background or knowledge within networking. The Expertise and Skills You Bring • Bachelor's degree, ideally in cybersecurity, criminal justice, analytics, or technical field. • Experience in analyzing or querying large data sets and communicating findings or anomalies, or within an operational environment. • Ability to detect fraud trends through pattern recognition or parsing large data sets. • Knowledge of the financial services industry, particularly in the retail and institutional businesses, is desired. • Experience in an Audit, Risk, Fraud Detection, or Cybersecurity function is a plus. • Good interpersonal and communication skills • Solid attention to detail, collaborative and ability to multi-task and adapt quickly in a fast-paced environment. • You have strong organizational skills related to handling multiple tasks/resources at a time and meeting deadlines. • Demonstrable ability to assess processes, identify developing trends, and communicate findings. • Knowledge in SQL, Linux, Splunk is a plus. The Value You Deliver • Experience working with various forms of data to protect customer and firm assets and make recommendations that improve fraud risk liability or enhance our customer relationships. • Working knowledge of the fraud landscape in the financial sector, technical concepts, data parsing, audit, and investigative techniques The Team The Fidelity Cyber Security Fraud Fusion Center (CSFFC) through a culture of collaboration and team of team's approach will work to enhance situational awareness, improve communications, and heighten coordination by information sharing, and deep dive data analysis in cyber and fraud and crisis management. The CSFFC proactively identifies and examines cyber-security and fraud trends and threats globally, linking information collected from internal/external providers to develop an all-source intelligence assessment. The CSFFC produces and disseminates useful intelligence to business partners for tactical, strategic, and investigative decision making, with the goal to protect Fidelity assets and reputation from cyber-attack and cyber fraud. Certifications: Category:Information Technology Fidelity's hybrid working model blends the best of both onsite and offsite work experiences. Working onsite is important for our business strategy and our culture. We also value the benefits that working offsite offers associates. Most hybrid roles require associates to work onsite every other week (all business days, M-F) in a Fidelity office. Apply Job!