Check Point Infinity External Risk Management, otherwise known as Cyberint, continuously reduces external cyber risk by managing and mitigating an array of external cyber security threats with one unified solution.

We are looking for a Cyber Threat Intelligence Analyst to be an integral part of our Intelligence teams, combining both cutting-edge technology and advanced threat intelligence analysis methodologies to deliver high-impact briefings to our customers.

Key Responsibilities
Learning the customer needs and PIRs, configuring their tailored environments in the ERM intelligence platform and supporting the customers with tuning/training throughout engagement
Monitoring and analyzing threats targeting customers, or issues in their digital exposure, in order to produce actionable intelligence alerts and reports.
Investigating intelligence sources, threat actors, attack tools and techniques
Identifying and developing ERM data sources to collect the most relevant intelligence (darknet, forums, social media, marketplaces, etc.) as well as creating and maintaining avatars on these.
Developing the proprietary intelligence platform by surfacing new modules, capabilities and features
Joining meetings with prospects and clients to present deliverables.
Drive cooperation & feedback loops with other ERM teams

Check Point Research is expanding and establishing a new international force of talented Researchers. We are looking for a Malware Analysis Team Leader with a deep focus on cybercrime investigations to lead a dynamic team of experts dedicated to identifying, analyzing, publishing, and mitigating cybercrime-related threats. This leadership role will drive advanced malware analysis efforts, conduct threat research, publish in top conferences and blogs, and coordinate with internal and external stakeholders to combat and prevent cybercriminal activities. The ideal candidate will have strong technical expertise in malware reverse engineering, a deep understanding of cybercrime tactics, and excellent communication skills, including the ability to present findings clearly and publish research for internal stakeholders and the broader cybersecurity community.

The work of our researchers is constantly presented at international conferences and covered by major media outlets globally. Threat research is an exciting area for us, and we give the CP members the freedom and means to practice it.

Key Responsibilities
Lead the Malware Analysis Team: Manage and mentor a team of skilled researchers on identifying, analyzing, and mitigating malware associated with cybercrime, including ransomware, banking Trojans, exploit kits, and other forms of cybercriminal malware.
Cybercrime Threat Intelligence: Collaborate with threat intelligence teams to analyze malware in the context of cybercrime syndicates and criminal activity. Identify trends, tactics, and patterns in malware usage by cybercriminal groups and provide actionable intelligence to relevant teams and external partners.
Malware Reverse Engineering: Lead efforts in reverse-engineering malicious software, tracking variants, and identifying attack techniques, tactics, and procedures (TTPs) cybercriminal actors use.
Cross-Functional Collaboration: Work closely with internal teams (e.g., Incident Response, Threat Intelligence, SOC) and external stakeholders (e.g., law enforcement, CERT, threat intelligence providers) to share findings, collaborate on investigations and coordinate actions to disrupt cybercrime activities.
Publication and Thought Leadership: Produce detailed, high-quality research reports and technical papers based on malware analysis and cybercrime investigations. Contribute to the publication of findings in industry-leading forums, conferences, and journals, establishing the organization as a thought leader in cybersecurity.
Presentations and Reporting: Prepare and deliver presentations to technical and non-technical stakeholders, including executives, legal teams, and law enforcement. Communicate complex findings, research insights, and actionable intelligence on cybercrime and malware trends.
Training and Development: Mentored junior team members, providing guidance on malware analysis techniques, threat hunting, and reporting. Foster a culture of continuous improvement, encouraging knowledge sharing and professional development within the team.
Stay Informed on Emerging Threats: Regularly monitor and research new and evolving cybercrime tactics, malware trends, and global threat intelligence. Leverage this knowledge to enhance the organization's defense posture and share updates with relevant stakeholders.

Requirements:
5+ years of experience in malware analysis, cybercrime investigations, or related fields.
2+ years in a leadership or team management role with experience leading cybersecurity operations in high-stakes environments.
Expertise in malware reverse engineering (static and dynamic analysis).
Proficiency in using industry-standard tools such as IDA Pro, X64, VT, Etc.
Strong understanding of common malware types used in cybercrime (e.g., ransomware, keyloggers, exploit kits, mobile threats).
Development skills with Python, C/C++, Assembly, or other scripting languages for malware analysis and automation.

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Check Point Research (CPR) is looking for a Threat Researcher to join its Threat Intelligence Analysis (TIA) team. The team is responsible of discovering, analyzing and tracking advanced threat actors and campaigns, with a strong focus on high-end cybercrime and state-sponsored activities. You will join a team of motivated, independent & highly technical individuals and contribute the effort to protect Check Point customers and empower the Check Point brand.

Key Responsibilities
Identify, understand and monitor advanced campaigns using publicly available sources as well as internal telemetry.
Analyze malware and other hacking tools utilized by threat actors in active campaigns and intrusions.
Create technical research content for public and private intelligence reports.
Help build protections and detections based on deep understanding of advanced threat actors Tactics Techniques and Procedures (TTPs).
Collaborate with other security teams to assist threat intelligence and research tasks.