S&P Global
CyberSecurityAnalyst–ApplicationSecurity&SupplyChain
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“Cyber Security Analyst – Application Security & Supply Chain at S&P Global. Skills: Application Security, Software Supply Chain Security, Cloud Security, SAST/DAST/SCA. Perform Application Security assessments. Identify, analyze, and remediate vulnerabilities”
What You'll Achieve.
Contribute to secure development practices; Contribute to supply chain risk management; Embed security into the SDLC; Help create critical insights
Industry & Context.
Excellent problem-solving skills; Analytical skills
What They're Looking For.
Must Have
1-3 years of experience in Cybersecurity, hands-on exposure in Application Security, Basic to working knowledge of Cloud Security (AWS, Azure, or GCP), Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science, IT, Cybersecurity, or equivalent
Nice to Have
Practical experience in Software Supply Chain Security (SCA tools, dependency analysis, SBOM)
What You'll Do.
Perform Application Security assessments
and remediate vulnerabilities
Lead Software Supply Chain Security initiatives
Manage dependency vulnerabilities
Generate and analyze SBOM
Secure CI/CD pipeline
Secure build pipelines
Secure container images
Secure third-party libraries
Conduct threat modeling
Monitor and triage security findings
Support Cloud Security posture reviews
Prepare security reports
Stay updated with emerging threats
How You'll Work.
Team & Collaboration
Work closely with development teams; Work closely with DevOps teams; Work closely with infrastructure teams; Collaborate with stakeholders; Collaborate with each other; Collaborate with customers
Communication Scope
Explain security risks to non-technical audiences; Good communication skills
Full Job Description
# **About the Role:** **Grade Level (for internal use):** 08 **Job Title:** Cyber Security Analyst – Application Security & Supply Chain **Experience** \- 1-3 Years **About the Role** We are hiring a Cyber Security Analyst with strong hands-on focus on Application Security (AppSec) and Software Supply Chain Security. The role is ideal for candidates who have practical experience in securing applications and the software development lifecycle, along with basic knowledge of Cloud Security. This position offers a great opportunity for early-career professionals to deepen their expertise in AppSec while contributing to secure development practices and supply chain risk management. **Key Responsibilities:** \- Perform **hands-on Application Security** assessments including Static Application Security Testing (SAST), Dynamic Application Security Testing (DAST), Software Composition Analysis (SCA), and manual code reviews. \- Identify, analyze, and remediate vulnerabilities in web, mobile, and API applications (OWASP Top 10, API Security, etc.). \- Lead and support **Software Supply Chain Security** initiatives: \- Dependency vulnerability management \- SBOM (Software Bill of Materials) generation and analysis \- Secure CI/CD pipeline security \- Code signing, artifact repository security, and open-source risk assessment \- Conduct threat modeling for applications and integration points. \- Review and secure build pipelines, container images, and third-party libraries. \- Work closely with development, DevOps, and infrastructure teams to embed security into the SDLC. \- Monitor and triage security findings from various AppSec tools. \- Support Cloud Security posture reviews (basic knowledge required) – IAM, network security, and cloud misconfigurations. \- Prepare clear security reports, risk assessments, and remediation guidance for stakeholders. \- Stay updated with emerging threats in application security and software supply chain attacks (e.g., SolarWinds, Log4j, depen
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