Top Cybersecurity & IT Jobs

The Cybersecurity Analyst monitors and analyzes security operations, responds to incidents, investigates threats, and collaborates with the SOC team to mitigate risks.

The Cybersecurity Architect will design and implement security systems, manage engineering teams, and ensure compliance with federal standards in information assurance.

The Cybersecurity Operations Technical Manager will lead and manage SOC operations, implement security technologies, mentor staff, and optimize cybersecurity processes.

The role involves overseeing technology compliance reporting, addressing compliance risks, partnering with internal teams and vendors, and ensuring adherence to multiple regulatory standards.

Manage Red Hat systems, optimize performance, maintain security, and conduct cybersecurity best practices while collaborating with IT teams.

Provide cybersecurity and information assurance activities at Aberdeen Proving Ground. Review cybersecurity packages, develop strategies, and manage documentation.

The Cybersecurity Senior Manager will lead lifecycle Cyber projects, manage client relationships, perform risk assessments, and mentor junior consultants, ensuring cybersecurity improvements across industries.

The Cybersecurity Engineer will manage CyberArk solutions, conduct security assessments, and improve security posture against modern threats while collaborating with teams.

The Cybersecurity Specialist provides technology support, focusing on security planning, compliance, and best practices for the U.S. House of Representatives.

Design and develop frameworks for zero trust authentication, collaborate with teams on secure integration, and guide secure coding practices.

As a Sr. Cybersecurity Engineer II, you'll develop frameworks for zero trust authentication, create documentation, implement authorization patterns, and research emerging technologies.

The Cybersecurity Engineer designs security architectures, monitors incidents, conducts vulnerability assessments, collaborates with IT teams, and manages security tools.

As a Cybersecurity Intern, you will monitor and analyze security incidents, support the resolution of security issues, and collaborate with teams on cybersecurity projects and operations, while gaining hands-on experience in the industry.

This internship offers hands-on experience in cybersecurity, focusing on monitoring, analysis, and support within a global financial services company, emphasizing collaboration and industry learning.

Interns will monitor and analyze cybersecurity events, support incident response, and engage in operational functions to safeguard technology platforms and client data.

The role involves enhancing cybersecurity for the company's IT infrastructure, managing projects, securing cloud and on-prem systems, and leading security operations and automation.

The Cybersecurity Support Specialist will support cybersecurity operations, assist with compliance documentation, conduct vulnerability assessments, and provide Tier 1 support while collaborating with IT teams.

The Cybersecurity Specialist will conduct security monitoring, assessments, audits, and compliance documentation while supporting Navy IT programs.

The Cybersecurity Specialist will produce compliance documentation, manage authorization packages, and communicate risks while supporting federal clients.

Manage Zenni Optical's technology compliance reporting, ensuring adherence to regulatory standards and driving process improvements in cloud environments while mentoring technical staff.

The Cybersecurity Engineer will develop automations for incident responses, design security orchestrations, and collaborate with various stakeholders in cybersecurity.

The Cybersecurity Specialist will manage cybersecurity measures, including vulnerability remediation, incident response, and ensuring compliance with healthcare security standards.

The Manager of Cybersecurity Risk leads oversight of vulnerabilities in applications and infrastructure, develops oversight frameworks, applies risk management skills, and mentors teams while collaborating with stakeholders to strengthen security initiatives.

The Mid-level Cybersecurity Engineer will provide cybersecurity support, assess security posture, and manage vulnerabilities for on-prem and cloud systems.

Manage a Federal cybersecurity contract, providing expert-level support in various tasks related to information security and program management.