Intelligence Analyst

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About this role

Intelligence Analyst Washington, District of Columbia Summary The Physical Security and Emergency Management Operations within Office of Support Operations is seeking an Intelligence Analyst (Intelligence Research Specialist) SK-0132-13. You will serve as an analyst and consultant to the leadership and staff of the assigned SEC organization and provide a variety of reports and briefings on a wide range of sensitive and complex issues and information including insider threat, strategic and tactical threats to the operations, staff and leadership of the SEC. Duties As an Intelligence Analyst, you will be responsible for: Establishing, fostering, and maintaining an effective working relationship with intelligence and law enforcement agencies and organizations to support the gathering and analysis of threats and events that may impact the operations and safety of SEC staff and infrastructure; Gathering, evaluating, and analyzing abstract data to conduct rapid assessments of various-sourced information to identify potential threats and develop mitigations, produce finished analyses, reports and briefings; Providing accurate, thorough, timely, and usable intelligence analysis while demonstrating use of sound analytical bases, proper data sets, and methodologies; Serving as an intelligence expert for insider threats. Analyzing data from various sources to identify anomalous behavior and potential threats. Utilizing User Activity Monitoring (UAM) tools, security information and event management (SIEM), and other data analytic platforms to detect potential insider threat indicators. Conducting complex inquiries and preliminary investigations into potential insider threat matters; Producing white papers and briefings on risk and threat assessments for leadership travel with public exposure based on coordination and liaising

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