Security Incident Response
Alert ingestion, triage, enrichment, prioritization, Security Analyst Workspace, playbooks, evidence, containment, recovery, major incidents, and post-incident review.
Kaladesi / ServiceNow specialties
ServiceNow
SecOps staffing
ServiceNow
SecOps staffing.
Find ServiceNow SecOps people who understand the response operation behind the signals: architects, incident response and exposure specialists, developers, product owners, and integration talent screened by practitioners.
Full-timeContractContract-to-hire
01 — The specialty
A pile of alerts is not a security operation.
SecOps connects security signals, business context, accountable owners, repeatable response, and remediation work. We look for people who can turn findings and incidents into coordinated action across the SOC, IT, risk, application, and cloud teams.
Exposure and vulnerability response
Vulnerability Response and Unified Security Exposure Management, scanner findings, asset matching, risk-based prioritization, remediation ownership, exceptions, and closure evidence.
Threat intelligence
Threat feeds, observables, indicators, enrichment, scoring, hunting, MITRE ATT&CK context, and intelligence that changes incident or exposure priorities.
Security ecosystem integration
SIEM, EDR, scanners, cloud, containers, code, firewalls, CMDB, change, and orchestration connections that carry security work across team boundaries.
02 — Practitioner screening
Security workflow quality shows up in the handoffs.
Real SecOps ownership appears when tool data is incomplete, asset context is disputed, response crosses teams, and remediation competes with production priorities. We look for the decisions that made the workflow trustworthy under pressure.
QUESTION/01
What made a finding actionable?
We ask how scanner or alert data was normalized, matched to assets, enriched with threat and business context, prioritized, assigned, and governed through remediation.
QUESTION/02
What crossed the security and IT boundary?
We look for the tasks, changes, approvals, exceptions, ownership rules, and escalation paths used to move response work beyond the security team.
QUESTION/03
How did the playbook behave under pressure?
We follow triage, investigation, containment, communications, evidence, recovery, and review to understand where automation helped and where human judgment remained essential.
03 — Roles we place
The right SecOps seat, clearly defined.
We recruit across permanent, contract, and contract-to-hire needs. The search starts with the security use cases, source tools, asset context, response boundaries, and operational outcomes the person must own.
SECOPS/01
SecOps Architect
Security operating model, solution design, integrations, data authority, automation, governance, and technical direction.
SECOPS/02
Security Incident Response Specialist
Triage, investigation, playbooks, Security Analyst Workspace, major incidents, evidence, response coordination, and metrics.
SECOPS/03
Vulnerability / Exposure Specialist
Scanner data, CMDB matching, risk prioritization, remediation ownership, exceptions, campaigns, closure, and exposure reduction.
SECOPS/04
SecOps Developer
Security workflows, workspaces, integrations, automation, enrichment, reporting, and maintainable platform extensions.
SECOPS/05
Platform / Product Owner
Roadmap, governance, intake, adoption, stakeholder alignment, service health, and measurable security outcomes.
SECOPS/06
Integration / Automation Specialist
SIEM, EDR, scanners, cloud, threat feeds, CMDB, change, orchestration, and response-tool connections.
04 — Start the conversation
Tell us what the security operation must improve.
On the first call, we’ll give you an honest view of search difficulty, candidate availability, and likely timing. If the brief is still broad, we’ll help separate platform responsibilities from security-operations ownership.
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