Top Cybersecurity Jobs in Japan

As the Global Cyber Threat Hunting Lead, you will be responsible for executing threat hunting activities, leading investigations into threats, analyzing network traffic, and collaborating with incident response teams to detect and mitigate potential security incidents. Your role involves developing detection methodologies and enhancing security processes.

The SecOps Engineer will focus on Identity and Access Management (IAM) within Lilly's Cybersecurity team. Responsibilities include evaluating and implementing identity technologies, ensuring operational excellence, addressing security threats, collaborating with various stakeholders, and driving innovative IAM solutions to improve security and user experience.

The Senior Solutions Architect will guide Keyfactor’s enterprise customers in implementing and integrating solutions into their infrastructures. Responsibilities include leading design workshops, acting as a primary technical contact, ensuring customer satisfaction, collaborating with product teams, mentoring junior members, and enhancing service delivery processes.

The Senior Manager of Technical Security Operations will lead a team of cybersecurity analysts, overseeing 24/7 support, issue resolution, and performance tracking. The role involves collaborating with customers for feedback, updating internal documentation, and ensuring efficient operations. The focus is on improving product self-service and customer satisfaction.

As a Managing Consultant in Risk Advisory, you'll design, execute, and assess risk programs across cyber, technology, and operational risks. You will nurture client relationships while leading project teams, conducting risk assessments, and mentoring team members, ensuring high-quality deliverables that address client challenges.

The Security Control Assessor will conduct in-depth security control assessments for National Security Systems, produce detailed cybersecurity risk recommendations, develop security policies and documentation, conduct vulnerability scans, and participate in security meetings to support NSS initiatives. The role requires experience with NIST RMF and CNSS policies, cybersecurity tools, and risk analysis.