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XSIAM Endpoint Engineer

Palo Alto Networks (india) Technologies·Mumbai

Pay not statedJunior levelFull-time

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About the role

The Cortex XSIAM Endpoint Engineer is a specialized technical role within the Professional Services team. This individual will be a key player in the successful deployment and operationalization of Palo Alto Networks' Cortex XSIAM platform, with a specific focus on the endpoint security components.

What you'll do

  • Lead and execute the migration of endpoint agents from Cortex XDR or legacy EDR platforms to Cortex XSIAM
  • Develop and implement a phased agent rollout plan to ensure a smooth transition with minimal disruption
  • Create migration plans for moving agents and assist in updating the customer's architecture diagrams to reflect the new XSIAM endpoint traffic flow
  • Perform agent compatibility checks against various endpoint OS versions and conduct pilot validations before mass rollouts
  • Analyze the customer's existing XDR policies, profiles, and configurations to plan a successful migration to Cortex XSIAM

What you need

  • EDR
  • Linux
  • DLP
  • SIEM
  • Firewalls
  • Any graduate

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