Joshua Rubia

Flexible and adaptable security professional with strong analytical, problem-solving, and communication skills. Able to collaborate effectively within a team, stay current on emerging threats and APT groups, and learn quickly from senior analysts while performing additional assigned duties.

• As a SOC analyst, I am responsible for analyzing, investigating, and preventing security breaches that could cause disruptions in the organization.
• I am also acting as a SIEM Engineer, responsible for auditing the SIEM, fine-tuning rules, and ensuring that the data connector functions properly.

• I am responsible for monitoring the alert queue, the health of security sensors and endpoints, and collecting data and context necessary to initiate incident response work. Creating a ticket in order to inform our client that there might be a possible incident happening in real time
• I also provide assistance to newly hired SOC analyst employees in order for them to become familiar with what a SOC analyst should do.
• Providing assistance in creating executive reports for our seniors.
• Assisting in improving the triage and knowledge base within our organization
• Collaborating with other departments to improve the detection of events

• I am responsible with handling the device prototype’s function, limits and other specifications. Other than that, I am also responsible with documenting the step by step procedure of how a devices is designed. I also worked with handling the needs of inventory, where I evaluate the items required to be procured in the office plus I assist in the mass production.

• As an Intern, I was tasked to monitor the channel of each television and documented found delays or interruptions. I was also tasked to create two types of pair cables which are Straight-through and Crossover.