Top Cybersecurity Jobs

Conduct comprehensive cybersecurity assessments of suppliers and their cloud environments, identify risks and remediation plans, perform onsite/virtual fieldwork, communicate findings to senior stakeholders, and recommend process and monitoring improvements to strengthen supplier risk posture.

Lead PKI implementation and data protection projects, advise clients on privacy laws and compliance, conduct privacy impact assessments, develop privacy policies, manage project planning and budgets, coach and mentor teams, collaborate on breach response and cross-functional cybersecurity initiatives, and review legal documents to support compliance.

Leads cybersecurity activities for classified and unclassified systems, including documentation, peer reviews, vulnerability and risk assessments, change management, security audits, certification and accreditation, and Body of Evidence maintenance. Provides technical expertise and recommendations to the ISSM on cybersecurity policies, system protection, and information access. The role also requires troubleshooting complex technical issues, managing projects independently, and coordinating with technical and non-technical stakeholders.

Designs and leads enterprise cybersecurity integration for acquired entities. Builds frameworks, playbooks, operating models, maturity assessments, governance processes, and repeatable transformation methodologies. Partners with security, technology, PMO, and acquired-entity leaders to integrate identity, endpoint, vulnerability, asset, logging, data, defense, and cloud security services. Drives prioritization, continuous improvement, automation, executive communications, audit support, and measurable risk reduction across multiple initiatives.

Provide cybersecurity support for nonintegrated acquisitions, partnering with acquisition, IT, and security teams to ensure visibility, compliance, detection alignment, and effective security processes. Analyze security logs, user activity, threats, investigations, insider risk, and digital forensics while using approved AI tools to automate workflows and improve operations. The role also supports security tools, infrastructure, vulnerability management, SOC activities, and detection engineering.

Monitors and triages cybersecurity alerts in a 24/7/365 Tier 1 incident response team. The role validates alerts, identifies malicious activity, escalates verified incidents, documents technical findings, uses SIEM, SOAR, and AI tools, and supports threat monitoring and response operations. Candidates need a technical bachelor’s degree, an active cybersecurity certification, and at least six months of SOC or incident response, SIEM/SOAR, and cloud security experience.

Design, build, and operate security-focused software, services, automation frameworks, APIs, and developer platforms. Integrate security controls into CI/CD and cloud-native workflows, implement identity and access-management capabilities, conduct secure code reviews and threat modeling, and maintain security telemetry systems. Collaborate with engineering, security, and compliance teams, support incident response, translate emerging threats into engineering requirements, and mentor engineers on secure coding and architecture.

The Security Engineering Manager oversees security policies, manages incident responses, monitors threats, and coordinates investigations to protect the technology environment. They also handle reporting and assurance on security incidents and ensure operational stability.

The Security Engineering Manager safeguards technology by enforcing security policies, managing incident responses, monitoring threats, and reporting on security incidents. Must collaborate across IT and business functions, ensuring compliance and conducting training.

Lead and deliver multiple large-scale cybersecurity projects from concept through enterprise deployment. Manage cross-functional, geographically dispersed teams, budgets, risks, vendors, and transitions to security operations while instituting project management processes, driving stakeholder communication, and ensuring timely delivery of proofs-of-concept and enterprise rollouts.

The NERC Compliance Manager leads compliance programs ensuring adherence to reliability standards, manages audit readiness, risk assessments, and organization-wide compliance strategies, while enhancing cybersecurity posture and collaborating across departments.

Provide information assurance expertise for a national security customer: translate cybersecurity needs into requirements and architectures, develop baseline security requirements, support ATO process and risk analyses, define ICAM integration and architectures, act as the SME for cybersecurity, respond to congressional inquiries, partner across the IC, and advise on cryptographic key management and microelectronics considerations.

Provides front-line cybersecurity monitoring and operational support for NIH/OD-OIT. Monitors alerts, dashboards, events, and queues; triages and documents security incidents; creates and routes tickets; identifies false positives; follows escalation procedures; gathers information for higher-tier analysts; supports reporting, shift handoffs, and timely escalation of suspicious activity.

Leads independent oversight of cybersecurity, technology, and information security risks and controls. Manages a team conducting risk assessments, control reviews, issue remediation, risk acceptance evaluations, KRI monitoring, regulatory examination support, audit support, and executive reporting. Partners with Technology, Legal, Audit, Non-Financial Risk, and business stakeholders to address emerging risks, evaluate technology initiatives, strengthen enterprise risk programs, and provide guidance on cyber threats and regulatory developments.

The Senior Solutions Engineer leads technical workshops, conducts sales presentations, builds relationships with partners, mentors others, and supports product trials and marketing initiatives within the cybersecurity domain.

Lead complex cybersecurity and resilience advisory engagements, advise executives and boards, assess cyber maturity, develop governance and AI security strategies, drive security transformation, mentor teams, support business development, and shape practice offerings to reduce risk and improve organizational resilience.

Designs and manages security strategies for cloud-based AI systems, including risk assessments, vulnerability analyses, security controls, incident response, compliance audits, and secure development practices. Partners with engineering, product, and compliance teams to protect sensitive data and mitigate cyber threats. Evaluates security technologies, establishes policies, trains staff, and mentors team members while monitoring emerging AI and cloud security risks.

The Junior Cyber Analyst will support USCYBERCOM by developing operational plans and coordinating integrated cyber operations, utilizing cybersecurity knowledge to address threats.

Lead design and hands-on implementation of secure, resilient enterprise infrastructure across on‑prem, cloud, and hybrid environments. Drive network and cloud modernization, security monitoring, incident response, CMMC/NIST compliance, disaster recovery, secure AI adoption, and documentation. Mentor engineers and coordinate across engineering, compliance, facilities, and program teams.

Lead and execute adversary emulation and purple team operations to validate detections, logging, and response. Build repeatable MSV-based validation workflows, develop custom offensive tooling (C2, payloads, automation), test cloud and endpoint attack paths (AWS, GCP, Azure), and partner with Detection Engineering and Incident Response to convert findings into improved detections, documentation, and hunts.

Lead and scale engineering and product development for a cyber, compliance, and GRC platform. Embed AI across products, own platform architecture, drive agile high-velocity delivery, ensure security and data integrity, translate regulatory frameworks into workflows, and build a high-performing engineering team aligned with business leaders.

Analyze target networks, support cyber operations through cybersecurity data analysis, vulnerability assessment, and operational planning activities. Requires experience in network security and analysis.

The Associate IT Auditor will assist in IT audits by evaluating controls, analyzing risks, preparing reports, and ensuring compliance with regulations.

Responsible for accrediting IC systems, implementing software security techniques, conducting security testing, and providing consulting on secure coding practices.

The Incident Management Lead directs enterprise-wide incident response, manages advanced cyber defense operations, and guides teams in cybersecurity threat responses.