Cyber Security Vulnerability Researcher (Windows)
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Cyber Security Vulnerability Researcher (Windows)
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Centre for Strategic Infocomm Technologies (CSIT)
We are looking for passionate individuals to be part of our vulnerability research team dedicated to keeping our Windows platform and software safe.
In this role, you will be part of a team of vulnerability researchers responsible for working closely with stakeholders to perform security audit on Windows operating systems and relevant software.
The audit process includes identifying potential security flaws in a software, assessing their impact to the security of the software through simulating breach scenarios, and devising potential remediation to counter identified security flaws.
An ideal candidate should be passionate about vulnerability research and is motivated to learn independently.
Job Scope
Investigate disclosed vulnerabilities and assess the impact on the security of Windows operating systems and software
Conduct research to gain in-depth understanding of the operating system architecture (kernel and subsystems) and how these subsystems could be exploited by malware
Perform vulnerability research through code audit, black box testing, reverse engineering, proof-of-concept simulations to understand the impact to the security of a software
Discover and remediate threats due to security flaws to Windows clients, server operating systems and third-party software
Requirements
Degree in Infocomm Security, Computer Science, Computer/Electrical Engineering, Information Technology, Mathematics or equivalent
Strong interest and passion for the field of Infocomm security
Strong problem-solving and troubleshooting skills
Creative, innovative, self-motivated and independent
Knowledge in C programming and Assembly would be an added advantage
Senior and entry-level positions available
Applicants must be Singapore Citizens
As CSIT is an agency under the Ministry of Defence (Singapore), only Singapore Citizens will be considered.
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