Job DescriptionExposure Intelligence Analyst - Applications & APIs (OWASP / SAST-DAST / Auth)
Role: Exposure Intelligence Analyst - Applications & APIs (SME)
Job Profile & Family:
Lead Consultant- Threat & Incident ResponseTeam and overall work scope- The team operates within a newly established Exposure Management function in the broader cybersecurity organization, focused on modernizing how the enterprise identifies, prioritizes, and mitigates security vulnerabilities shifting from traditional patch approaches to a more strategic focus on true business risk and exploitability
- Individual Contributor/ Lead Consultant roles are designed to bring in deep respective domain expertise (network, endpoint, cloud, identity, infrastructure, Databases & Data Stores, Applications, API's etc.) to bridge the gap between security insights and practical remediation strategies
- The Exposure Intelligence Analyst - Applications & APIs is the SME responsible for identifying and prioritizing exposure risk across application ecosystems, including web applications, APIs, authentication/authorization flows, and application security testing signals (SAST/DAST). The role applies CTEM principles to connect findings to real attack paths and partners with engineering teams to drive remediation that measurably reduces exploitable exposure.
Success Measures- Reduction in exploitable app/API attack paths (especially auth/access control driven).
- Improved remediation speed and reduced re-occurrence of common failure patterns.
- Higher signal quality and prioritization accuracy for application findings.
Key Responsibilities (Core + Domain)Exposure Intelligence (Core)- Translate application findings into exposure intelligence and exploitability-based prioritization.
- Identify attack paths involving auth flaws, insecure APIs, weak session handling, and privilege boundaries.
- Produce clear remediation guidance and partner with app owners to validate closure.
Applications & APIs (Domain)- Own SME coverage for web/app/API exposure including OWASP-class risks and API misuse patterns.
- Identify systemic patterns: broken auth, insecure direct object references, injection paths, weak access controls, insecure secrets handling.
- Partner with dev teams and AppSec stakeholders to improve secure patterns and reduce recurring exposure creation.
Required Qualifications- 3+ years in application security, AppSec engineering, security operations, or exposure management.
- Understanding of web security fundamentals and common API/application attack patterns.
- Ability to translate technical findings into business risk and practical engineering fixes.
Preferred Qualifications- Experience with SAST/DAST tools, vulnerability triage, and secure SDLC concepts.
- Familiarity with modern auth patterns (OAuth/OIDC), API gateways, and microservices.
- Strong collaboration skills with engineering orgs; ability to drive measurable change.
SkillsApplication Programming Interface (API), Application Programming Interface (API) Security, Application Security, Application Vulnerability Management, Authentication, Secure Software Development Lifecycle, Web Application Security, Web Security
CompensationCompensation offered for this role is 100,000.00 - 170,500.00 annually and is based on experience and qualifications.
Allstate provides a comprehensive technology setup, including a laptop, monitors, headset, keyboard, and mouse. Employees eligible to work from home also receive a monthly connectivity reimbursement to help offset internet costs.
When working from home, you must have a dedicated, private workspace free from distractions, along with appropriate desk and seating. Reliable internet is required, with minimum speeds of 50 MB download and 5 MB upload.
