Police open recruitment for four Security Analyst positions

Jun 9, 2025, 5:54 AM
Police open recruitment for four Security Analyst positions

The Maldives Police Service has announced plans to recruit four security analysts, with applications now open.

According to the announcement, interested candidates are required to submit a completed application form, along with the criminal record verification form and other necessary documents, to the reception at Shaheed Hussain Adam Building. Applications will be accepted between 2PM and 4PM on non-official days, with the final deadline set for 4PM on June 16.

The role of the security analysts will focus on monitoring and responding to cyber and physical security threats. Key responsibilities include:

  • Monitoring alerts from multiple sources, including security information and event management (SIEM) systems, intrusion detection systems (IDS), and intrusion prevention systems (IPS).
  • Assessing potential risks and evaluating the impact of security threats.
  • Performing initial triage of incidents.
  • Notifying senior analysts or incident responders in the case of confirmed or suspected threats.
  • Identifying false positives and filtering out alerts that require no action.
  • Compiling incident reports and participating in post-incident reviews.
  • Keeping detailed and accurate records of all monitored alerts and response actions.

To be eligible, applicants must not be registered with any political party. They must also successfully pass a medical examination, polygraph test, background check, and an interview as part of the selection process.

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