Hop on board your next job: SOC analyst at Air France-KLM. You'll protect our organisation against cyber incidents, working daily to ensure safer flight operations. This way, you contribute to a well-oiled organisation and unforgettable flights.

At the Security Operations Centre (SOC), we have one goal: to protect Air France-KLM by monitoring, detecting and analysing cyber security incidents. An important task: if something goes wrong, it affects the entire flight operation. In our Security Information and Event Management (SIEM), we register all logins, alerts and incidents. If there is any suspicious activity, you and your colleagues immediately spring into action. In case of a crisis situation, you set up a task force with experts from across the organisation. In this crisisteam, you are an important link.

• you deal with forensic analysis: you store, identify and analyse electronic information to investigate incidents;
• together with your team, you constantly draw up new detection rules to quickly identify suspicious situations;
• you have a lot of contact with internal stakeholders about external threats;
• you are part of the Incident Response Team;
• you will coordinate important issues with our SOC analyst in Toulouse, and other security colleagues worldwide;
• you work with the latest advanced security tools;
• you are the first point of contact for colleagues with questions about cybersecurity.

You'll work in KLM-AirFrance's Security Operations Centre (SOC), with around 30 colleagues. Half of the team works from Amsterdam, the other half from Toulouse. Your work location is Schiphol-Rijk: where from behind your desk you can see the planes take off and land.

Cybersecurity is second nature to you, you’re always up to date with the latest developments and enjoy experimenting with cutting-edge tools. Luckily, with us, that’s exactly what you’ll find. As a large organisation with security high on the agenda, we’re constantly innovating. The fast-paced nature of cybersecurity suits you perfectly, as you thrive on the excitement. You remain calm under pressure, are resilient to stress, and know exactly how to handle crisis situations.Above all, you're a born analyst and enjoy getting to grips with complex issues, you don't stop until you find a solution. • you have completed a college or university degree - preferably in cybersecurity or IT;• you speak good Dutch and English;• you have worked in cybersecurity for at least three years and have experience with major incidents;• you are familiar with SIEM/UEBA, IPS/IDS, EPP/EDR, IAM and forensic analysis tools, among others;• you know how to build use cases and playbooks;• you like to think along how our internal processes can be better, faster and more efficient.

• A gross salary between €4.252,77 and €6.075,38 per month;
• Plenty of scope for personal development and great advancement opportunities;
• An excellent pension scheme and 8% holiday allowance;
• A year-end bonus of 8.33%;
• A profit-sharing scheme, up to 20%;
• 25 leave days and 5 extra days off;
• 7 extra days off if you work irregular shifts;
• Substantial discount on airfare (when you have been employed for at least 6 months);
• A travel expense scheme and free use of the bus network around Schiphol;
• If your job allows it: working from home and up to 8 weeks working from abroad (EU and Caribbean);
• 2% development budget;

Don’t wait any longer and apply for this function before the final boarding call on 12/31/2024! A motivation letter is no longer required; we will simply ask you a couple of questions during your online application. Within two weeks, you will receive a message from us. Your application procedure consists of two interviews and –possibly- an assessment and security research.Did you know that according to research, women are less likely to apply than men when they don't meet all the job requirements? What a shame. Because, in our view, 'the perfect candidate' is a myth. So, if you have the drive to grow in aspects of this role, we look forward to your application.A file check (for ex-KLM-employees) and/or a reference check can be part of the application procedure. By applying for this vacancy you consent to these checks.