Careers.Tekever TEKEVER Announces Cyber Security Roles Amid Growing Threat Landscape
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- •TEKEVER is hiring for two cybersecurity roles to strengthen its incident response and engineering capabilities.
- •The Cyber Security Incident Responder will lead investigations and manage security incidents.
- •The Graduate Cyber Security Engineer will focus on building security and monitoring systems.
TEKEVER, a leader in unmanned technology, is expanding its cybersecurity team with two key roles: Cyber Security Incident Responder and Graduate Cyber Security Engineer. The Cyber Security Incident Responder will manage security incidents from triage to resolution, coordinating with various internal teams and leading investigations. The Graduate Cyber Security Engineer will focus on designing and integrating security capabilities, ensuring effective logging and monitoring across systems. Both positions are critical as organizations face increasing cyber threats, emphasizing the need for robust incident response and security engineering. TEKEVER's initiatives aim to enhance maritime safety and protect critical infrastructure in cyberspace. The current status of the cybersecurity landscape indicates a rising demand for skilled professionals to address these challenges.
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