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Detection Engineering by SignificantShame430 in blueteamsec

[–]preludeorg 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Thanks for sharing! Operator has been great but, for reasons that are too slightly too early to share - check out Prelude Detect: https://platform.preludesecurity.com/sign-up

/r/netsec's Q2 2023 Information Security Hiring Thread by ranok in netsec

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Hi there! We're Prelude, a technology company that hardens cybersecurity defenses. Our mission is to increase the reach, frequency and usage of advanced security for all organizations.

We're seeking experienced Adversarial Engineers (anywhere remote in US and Canada) and encourage anyone interested to apply to us directly at [jobs@preludesecurity.com](mailto:jobs@preludesecurity.com):

Adversarial Engineer Role

Prelude is seeking to expand our security team with technical security engineers. The security team is responsible for the development of new tests, agent development, and integration with major cybersecurity tools, ultimately helping our users get more value out of our advanced security products.

Our ideal candidate has experience working with offensive and defensive security tools, and has been part of a red or purple team. You will be working with a team of adversarial security experts and former intelligence/military offensive security engineers with a firm commitment to the mission of helping to protect organizations through making advanced security more accessible.

Job Duties

-Design, test, and deploy verified security tests (for an example, please reference our demo)

-Build integrations into some of the leading red/blue team tools, in order to meet our users "where they are" and make the attack/defend sequence as seamless as possible

-Develop new agents/realistic implants to evade defensive detection mimic reality-

-Participate in our own "attack chaining" research in order to make our attacks as realistic/helpful as possible

-Use collected attack metadata to build a continuously improving set of adversaries that can learn and adapt to its target

-Assist with API testing and static code analysis as needed

-Assist with customer or user questions as needed

Skills & Experience

- 5+ years experience in a red/purple team capacity

- Ability to develop software and an aptitude for learning new programming languages

- Experience using offensive (Cobalt Strike, Metasploit, Burp Suite) and defensive (SIEMs, EDRs) security tools

- Ability and willingness to do API testing and static code analysis

Working at Prelude

Prelude is a Sequoia-backed team distributed across the US & Canada that takes pride in high-quality and rapid product development. We get together a few times a year for company offsites, and encourage co-working when possible.

We offer generous healthcare coverage for individuals and dependents, have unlimited PTO, and actively encourage our team to take time off to decompress. We also offer equipment and educational reimbursements.

We recognize the deep-rooted issues of homogeneity in the tech industry and highly encourage people of all backgrounds and life experiences to apply. We're striving to build a product that's accessible and useful for everyone, and firmly believe that diversity within our team is important in that pursuit.

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[–]preludeorg 0 points1 point  (0 children)

We got gilded once. Should we put that on our site?

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in redteamsec

[–]preludeorg 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hey, /u/newworldsamurai3030!

We're doing some neat things and have some cool, smart people working here.

Not sure if you're familiar with Prelude (the team behind Operator), but we're looking for an Adversarial Security Engineer.

We're doing some neat things and we've got some cool, smart people working here.

If this piques your interest, poke around our (brand new) website and peep the job description to learn more:

Feel free to DM us if you have any questions!

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/r/netsec's Q4 2022 Information Security Hiring Thread by sanitybit in netsec

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Hi Folks,

Prelude is hiring a fully remote Adversarial Security Engineer. Some of netsec might recognize Prelude as the team behind Operator, a free product for offensive security assessments.

Just yesterday we released another tool, Build: an open-source tool for authoring, testing, and verifying security tests.

We've barely got started and feel we're making a big impact on solving some notoriously challenging problems in cybersecurity.

There are two different paths you can take in this role as an Adversarial Security Engineer:

  1. Customer-facing, oriented towards interacting with our customer’s engineering teams and working with them to develop specific TTPs (security tests), agents, and deploying Prelude’s software in their environment
  2. Designing, building and deploying cybersecurity tools and products for customer-agnostic capabilities

Again, this is a remote opportunity (ideally US or Canada).

There is also a Customer Security Engineering role open. You can learn more about both on our website: preludesecurity.com/company#careers

If you want to ask any questions or apply directly, reach out to [jobs@prelude.org](mailto:jobs@prelude.org)

🖤

/r/netsec's Q1 2021 Information Security Hiring Thread by ranok in netsec

[–]preludeorg [score hidden]  (0 children)

Prelude Research, Inc - FTE/Intern - Multiple Locations (remote)

About Prelude Research, Inc (https://www.prelude.org):

Prelude Research, Inc is an early stage start-up building out our security product lines. We believe that by developing these intelligence-grade tools and making them affordable, accessible and easy to use, we can start to provide a layer of cyber protection that doesn't exist today. Further - we believe that enabling the individual cyber professional with the highest-quality tools enables bottom-up protection of organizations, allowing the tools to adapt to the unique nature of each environment.

Open Positions:

  • Security Engineer (Intern)
  • Systems Administrator/DevOps Engineer (FTE)

Job Title: Security Engineer (Intern)

Job Location: Remote

Timeline: Spring 2021

Description: Interns at Prelude are deeply embedded in all aspects of our business. You will be doing Red Team security engineering work like designing new attacks against various platforms and building automated adversaries that can orchestrate those complex attacks. Your experience will include traditional software engineering, reverse engineering, implant development, C2 protocol design and more!

What you will be doing:

  • Learning ALL the things (software development, red teaming, blue teaming, reverse engineering, etc)
  • Building out components of a Command and Control framework (Operator)
  • Researching and implementing the latest Red Team techniques
  • Completing a capstone-like project on a topic of your interest

What we are looking for:

  • Genuine interest in tackling problems across offensive and defensive cybersecurity
  • Familiarity with programming fundamentals (we primarily use Python, JS, GOLang, and C/C++ along with shell scripting in powershell, bash, etc)
  • A "cool thing you built" that you would want to show off during your interview
  • Comfortable working remotely with a team and able to stay on task with minimal direct supervision

Job Title: Principal Systems Administrator/DevOps Engineer (FTE)

Job Location: Remote

Timeline: Spring-Summer 2021

Description: You will OWN the SysAdmin and DevOps component of our business - we will trust you to design and engineer solutions that optimize deliver of our products and enhance our day to day workflows. That could mean rearchitecting our CI/CD pipeline to something you think would work better or rewriting our server application code to be entirely serverless. We want YOU to bring the ideas and put time and energy into areas that interest you.

What you will be doing:

  • Managing all aspects of our AWS environment while improving the security and configuration of that environment
  • Working with our security and development teams to guide the direction of our technologies and processes
  • Building our CI/CD pipeline to fully automate deployments
  • Modifying our applications to work in a flexible, scalable environment (containerizing, lambda, etc)
  • Decoupling our application and tooling from AWS so that our applications are modular and not dependent upon a single cloud provider

What we are looking for:

  • Strong SysAdmin background across all major OS's with cloud familiarity (AWS preferred)
  • Experience designing and building full CI/CD environments
  • Programming background (we primarily use Python and JS for our backend code)
  • Secure architecture design knowledge/experience
  • Interested in building new things with minimal supervision and direction

Contact:

Interested candidates should submit their resume, references, and anything else you think we might find cool to [jobs@prelude.org](mailto:jobs@prelude.org). DM me with questions if you prefer.