Top Cybersecurity Jobs

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.

Provide customer and channel training/support for networking and cybersecurity products, author technical documentation, develop demos and validation tests, perform competitive analysis and use cases, contribute to proposals and product specs, and participate in sales, marketing, and industry events. Travel ~25%.

Oversee daily operations of the MACC-TTE cyber training/testing center. Manage customer support for events, integrate sponsor requirements, control projects/budgets/schedules, serve as primary POC, be on-site during regular duty hours, and act as backup to the Program Manager as needed.

Designs and assesses security for complex systems, cloud infrastructure, applications, media workflows, APIs, vendor tools, and third-party integrations. The engineer leads high-risk AppSec and CloudSec assessments, develops threat models and reusable security controls, establishes hardening baselines, advises secure content-production workflows, tests tooling, researches AI security implications, and mentors engineers. The role is primarily office-based Monday through Thursday in Glendale, California, with remote work on Fridays.

Protect P&G’s global IT environment from cyber threats through security engineering or analysis. Responsibilities include designing and monitoring security platforms, investigating incidents, responding to threats, assessing vulnerabilities, driving remediation, researching emerging attack techniques, strengthening security controls, and communicating risks to technical and business stakeholders.

Lead Zenity's global communications: media and analyst relations, executive and internal communications, corporate narrative, social and content. Build PR strategy, manage agencies, ghostwrite for executives, run rapid-response to breaking AI/security news, partner with product marketing, and measure coverage, share of voice, and sentiment to drive category leadership.

Lead cross-functional cybersecurity programs spanning product, cloud, enterprise, vulnerability management, compliance, and incident readiness. Own roadmaps, budgets, risks, dependencies, metrics, executive reporting, assessments, audits, certifications, and vendor engagements. Coordinate incident response and remediation while partnering with engineering, IT, legal, privacy, compliance, and business teams. Track emerging risks and regulatory requirements, strengthen security-by-design practices, and use AI and automation to improve execution.

Perform security system and database administration for the Security Engineering Unit, including MS SQL Server administration, Transact-SQL reporting, computer setup, troubleshooting, security system integration, and field technical support. Work with internal IT on networking and cybersecurity, provide backup for the Security System Administrator, and produce documentation and spreadsheets.

Leads and grows a global digital risks and cybersecurity consulting business. Responsibilities include strategy, business development, sales, complex cyber advisory and incident response engagements, AI risk and governance services, threat analysis, executive recommendations, project profitability, team leadership, recruitment, and mentoring. The role advises clients on cyber resilience, information security risk, governance, forensics, analytics, emerging technology risk, and multi-jurisdictional cyber investigations.

Supports P&G’s Cyber Defense organization by helping design, test, deploy, monitor, and improve security solutions. Interns may investigate cybersecurity incidents, identify vulnerabilities, drive remediation, research emerging threats and tactics, and strengthen security controls across networks, applications, infrastructure, and CI/CD pipelines. The role also involves communicating security risks, collaborating with cross-functional teams, and promoting compliance with cybersecurity standards and best practices.

Support ransomware and cyber extortion engagements through threat actor communications, negotiation documentation, case tracking, stakeholder coordination, and concise reporting. Research threat actor groups, campaigns, malware, tactics, techniques, and procedures using open-source and internal intelligence. Maintain actor notes, intelligence artifacts, communication logs, templates, playbooks, and operating procedures while contributing to process improvements and engagement strategy.

Leads Kroll’s global Cyber Due Diligence practice across private equity, M&A, and investment clients. Responsibilities include setting strategy, overseeing engagement quality, managing delivery resources, developing methodologies, supporting business development, expanding client relationships, and presenting executive-level cyber risk recommendations. The role also drives adjacent cyber advisory, resilience, transformation, AI governance, managed services, portfolio monitoring, and value creation opportunities while mentoring practitioners and advising senior stakeholders.

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.

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.

Designs and maintains cybersecurity assurance processes, conducts system and network security assessments, evaluates defense-in-depth effectiveness, validates security requirements, supports certification and accreditation, executes Security Test and Evaluation activities, monitors corrective actions, and guides junior cybersecurity personnel. May lead teams or tasks without direct people-management responsibility.

Develops and validates hardware and software security solutions for DoD sensor payloads and mission systems. Responsibilities include systems security architecture, requirements development, anti-tamper and cybersecurity implementation, reverse engineering, security testing, RMF compliance, technical release analysis, exportability assessments, cryptographic protection, A&A documentation, and POA&M maintenance. The role collaborates with government, program, business development, and international stakeholders and provides technology-release training. This is a full-time, on-site position in Rolling Meadows, Illinois.

Develop and integrate hardware and software anti-tamper and cybersecurity solutions for DoD sensor, targeting, and electronic warfare systems. Perform secure architecture, requirements development, security testing, validation, reverse engineering, risk management, technical release analyses, exportability assessments, and compliance with U.S. Government security policies. Support Assessment and Authorization, Security Plans, POA&Ms, technology release training, cryptographic security, and collaboration with government and international program stakeholders.

Leads a team of information system security professionals supporting classified systems and secure networks. Oversees cybersecurity compliance, risk mitigation, Assessment and Authorization, certification testing, documentation, audits, inspections, investigations, and accreditation. Implements government policies and security frameworks, develops process improvements, ensures continuous compliance, and coordinates with executives, program management, and customers. Provides mentorship, training, performance management, and financial oversight while supporting systems requiring Top Secret clearance and SAP/SAR eligibility.

Conduct adversarial red-teaming of generative AI models against cyber-CBRNE threats. Design jailbreaks, adversarial prompts, multi-turn attacks, and scenario evaluations; assess safeguard bypasses and dangerous capability escalation; develop attack scenarios involving ICS, OT, critical infrastructure, laboratories, and hazardous facilities; document failure modes, reproduce vulnerabilities, classify severity, and recommend mitigations. Build repeatable test suites, adversarial datasets, evaluation rubrics, and risk taxonomies while tracking emerging AI security, cyber threat, and CBRNE risks.

Leads technical risk management across IT and operational environments by assessing risks, developing governance frameworks, coordinating mitigation and remediation, supporting audits, investigating incidents, and reporting risk trends to management. Partners with IT, cybersecurity, compliance, legal, and audit teams to ensure regulatory alignment, strengthen controls, improve risk dashboards, and promote organization-wide risk awareness.

As an IAM Engineer, you'll support IAM projects for government clients, manage user privileges, and help secure identities against cyber threats.

Own product positioning and GTM strategy for assigned cybersecurity hardware and software products. Lead full relaunch campaigns, analyze competitors and buyer personas, translate technical capabilities into market messaging, build sales enablement, direct content and creative, and develop expertise in government and DoD procurement and channel enablement.

Own and grow strategic cybersecurity accounts within a territory. Build multi-year account plans, lead cross-functional teams to execute sales cycles, develop a large pipeline, manage accurate forecasts, engage executive clients quarterly on goals and progress, and exceed gross margin and quota targets using Force Management principles.