Bebee Job Opening for SIEM Analyst in Cyber Threat Detection
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- •Adecco is hiring a SIEM Analyst for Cyber Threat Detection in Wokingham, Berkshire.
- •The role focuses on proactive threat hunting and incident management support.
- •Candidates should have experience in threat hunting and relevant security certifications.
Adecco has posted a job opening for a SIEM Analyst focused on Cyber Threat Detection in Wokingham, Berkshire. The role emphasizes proactive threat hunting and high-fidelity threat detection using telemetry and SIEM data. Candidates are expected to develop hypotheses based on MITRE ATT&CK TTPs and support incident management activities. The position is suitable for experienced SOC Analysts who have engaged in threat hunting and investigations. Security certifications are highly beneficial for applicants. The job listing highlights the need for individuals who can think like attackers and have experience with red or purple team activities.
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2026-05-22
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Bebee published details of the SIEM Analyst position, reiterating the focus on threat hunting and incident management.
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