Protective Intelligence Analyst

Candidates should possess at least five years of professional experience, preferably in a mission-critical environment, with a background in intelligence, insider threat, executive protection, or related security disciplines. Demonstrable fluency in OSINT principles, including data sourcing, online sentiment monitoring, ethical considerations, and operational security, is essential. Proven ability to gather, analyze, and synthesize information from diverse sources, including the dark web, to produce actionable intelligence is required. Extensive experience collecting, synthesizing, and streamlining large, complex datasets into clear, concise, and impactful intelligence deliverables is necessary, along with an understanding of the intelligence cycle. Proficiency in creating and distributing regular intelligence reports and communicating findings through written reports and verbal briefings for various audiences, including senior leadership, is crucial. A thorough grasp of adversary tools, tactics, and procedures (TTPs) and how these threats impact the corporate environment is also essential.