Vulnerability Management Analyst

If you are unable to complete this application due to a disability, contact this employer to ask for an accommodation or an alternative application process. Vulnerability Management Analyst Regular Full-Time Employee East Hartford, CT, US The Opportunity Join our team in a high-impact cybersecurity role where you will help strengthen and advance our enterprise vulnerability management program and cybersecurity posture. You’ll play a key part in identifying, prioritizing, and communicating vulnerability risk across a complex and evolving threat landscape. Leveraging data, and (soon) AI, you will turn vulnerability insights into meaningful, actionable outcomes. This role offers the opportunity to collaborate across teams, and drive continuous improvement in how we manage and reduce vulnerability risk. If you thrive on solving complex challenges and want to make a measurable impact on organizational security, this is an exciting opportunity to do so. Location East Hartford, CT Hybrid You Are A Strategic Cybersecurity Professional You are someone who leads and evolves vulnerability management practices to effectively reduce organizational risk. A Data-Driven Decision Maker You transform complex security data into clear insights that inform priorities and strengthen security posture. You advance processes and drive change across security operations. You influence positive outcomes and support cross-functional teams to support enterprise-wide security objectives. We Are A purpose-driven organization with a proud legacy. Guided by our mission to enrich lives and create a world where financial freedom is a reality, we lead with heart, show up authentically, and seek to uplift our members, communities, and each other. Our culture fuels innovation, amplifies impact, and sets us apart as we grow together and reach new heights. Key Responsibilities Vulnerability Management Operations Administer and maintain vulnerability scanning tools, including configuration, scheduling, and execution of scans Analyze, validate, and prioritize vulnerabilities based on risk, asset criticality, and threat intelligence Develop and manage vulnerability remediation tracking using scanning tools, SQL-based queries, and reporting Maintain awareness of emerging and publicly disclosed vulnerabilities through external intelligence sources (e.g., FS-ISAC, CISA, NVD, MSSP, Vendor security advisories) Maintains current knowledge of the threat landscape including attacker tactics, techniques and procedures Risk Analysis, Reporting, and Continuous Improvement Develop and maintain vulnerability management metrics, dashboards, and key risk indicators to measure program effectiveness Analyze vulnerability trends and provide actionable insights to guide risk-based prioritization Prepare and deliver clear, concise reports for IT leadership, risk committees, and technical stakeholders Contribute to the development of vulnerability management strategy and ongoing process improvements Initiate and support automation initiatives for vulnerability identification, classification, reporting, and tracking Find and help deploy uses cases for AI to improve analysis and presentation of vulnerability data Cross-Functional Collaboration and Security Program Support Partner with Network Services and other technical teams to support vulnerability remediation and mitigation efforts (Patching and remediation are outside the duties of this role, and is instead performed by Network Services) Facilitate vulnerability exception processes, including tracking, reporting and escalation procedures Administer and monitor anti-phishing and brand protection processes and reporting Support of security tools and processes including SIEM, IDS/IPS, DLP, firewall governance, and access reviews Assist with third-party assessments, internal audits, and security baseline development for new technologies Maintain and update security documentation, standards, and operational procedures Performs additional duties as assigned Education and/or Experience This role requires Subject Matter Expertise and the ability to provide mentorship, guidance, and training to other team members. While this level of expertise will generally be attained with a minimum of 5+ years of experience in Information Security, including 2+ years in vulnerability management, and a Bachelor’s degree in a computer science, cybersecurity, or related field (preferred) or High School Diploma/GED. Priority will be placed upon demonstration of the ability to meet qualifications without an absolute focus on duration of experience, in recognition that such expertise may be developed at different paces by individuals. Certificates, Licenses and Registrations (if applicable) Preferred: CISSP, CISA Additional relevant certifications: CCSP, GSEC, NCSF, CompTIA Security+ Vulnerability management platform certifications (e.g., Nessus, Rapid7) strongly preferred Opportunities for Growth At AEFCU, your growth matters. We invest in your development with opportunities like individual development plans, educational reimbursement, job shadowing across departments, and hands-on leadership practice through specialized trainings. Whether you’re building new skills or exploring new paths, you’ll be supported every step of the way, because when you grow, we all rise together. AEFCU is an Equal Opportunity Employer, Veterans/Disabled #J-18808-Ljbffr American Eagle Financial Credit Union Incorporated