Top Cybersecurity Jobs

Serve as a trusted security advisor focused on Threat Management: design pragmatic security programs, support sales pursuits, perform requirements analysis, qualify opportunities, coordinate evaluations, and collaborate with delivery teams to implement SOC/SIEM/SOAR, threat intelligence, forensics, and related controls. Maintain client relationships, promote partner technologies, and support account planning and proposals.

Serve as a trusted AI security advisor to clients: design pragmatic AI-focused security solutions, drive sales pipeline, qualify and scope opportunities, lead demonstrations and evaluations, partner with delivery teams, evangelize AI security thought leadership, and maintain stakeholder relationships to deliver comprehensive AI security programs.

Lead and coach a regional cybersecurity sales team to develop large, multi-year hardware, software, services and financing deals; build a 4x pipeline, forecast sales, establish partner relationships, execute territory and account plans, and align client strategies with Optivs value proposition to drive revenue growth and employee development.

Seeking a founder to build B2B SaaS startups addressing physical cybersecurity where AI controls critical infrastructure: adversarial robustness, sensor and control-loop integrity, and incident response/forensics. Partner with Forum for funding, go-to-market support, hiring, and product validation to reach early ARR and scale.

Lead global cybersecurity strategy and teams for architecture, engineering, and cyber defense. Oversee security monitoring, detection, incident response, vulnerability management, OT/ICS and cloud security, vendor relationships, metrics, ISO 27001 alignment, and cross-functional change leadership. Build and mentor senior teams and report to the CISO.

Lead and operate the Security Operations Center (SOC): manage analysts, detection and response, incident command, threat hunting, vulnerability management, security awareness programs, and reporting to IT and business leaders while supporting audits and vendor assessments.

Assess application security against FedRAMP High and NIST RMF requirements, support ATO documentation and SSP/POA&M development, identify and prioritize remediation, evaluate Zero Trust and continuous monitoring, review IAM/encryption, conduct vulnerability management, and collaborate with architects and ISV teams to guide remediation.

Design, implement, and operate security controls across Oracle Cloud and hybrid environments. Harden workloads, manage identity and access, lead vulnerability and compliance programs, integrate with SIEM, respond to incidents, define security architecture, and mentor junior engineers.

Design, implement, and maintain security controls; monitor SIEM/EDR and respond to incidents; perform vulnerability assessments and remediation; manage endpoint and network security; lead incident response; ensure compliance with NIST/ISO27001/SOC2/CMMC; support audits and vendor risk assessments; maintain risk register; run security awareness training and collaborate with IT, engineering, and operations to improve security posture.

Lead technical planning and execution for cybersecurity, cloud, DevSecOps, AI/ML, and Zero Trust initiatives. Apply Federal, DHS, and IC architectures and standards; translate them into technical plans and oversee implementation across contractor and stakeholder teams.

Lead and manage complex federal cybersecurity programs as the primary contractor PM. Oversee project execution, contractor performance, stakeholder communications, transition-in/out activities, and daily operations while ensuring qualified alternates and compliance with contract requirements.

This role requires designing and maintaining network infrastructures, evaluating new technologies, ensuring cybersecurity compliance, and integrating solutions while supporting current operations.

The role involves managing IT audits and security assessments, leading projects, training team members, and developing new tools in IT security.

Manage federal cybersecurity programs and contracts, lead multidisciplinary security teams, ensure compliance with federal frameworks (RMF, NIST, FISMA, FedRAMP), direct ATO and continuous monitoring, oversee vulnerability management using tools like Tenable/Nessus and Splunk, manage budgets/staffing, support proposals and transitions, and serve as primary government stakeholder interface.

The Cybersecurity Lead/ISSM oversees the security posture for government information systems, ensuring compliance with policies and managing an ISSO team while providing security advice to stakeholders.

The Cybersecurity Systems Engineer will evaluate security of systems, conduct risk assessments, and ensure compliance with security standards. Responsibilities include working with customers and developing architectural models, maintaining security documentation, and implementing secure practices in software development.

Lead enterprise Identity Access and Lifecycle Management (IAM/ILM) and Data Protection programs. Coordinate security, risk, and service owners to define roadmaps, manage epics/features/user stories, track risks/dependencies, deliver program metrics and executive reporting, and ensure regulatory and ITGC alignment. Drive stakeholder communication, change management, and on-time delivery of complex security initiatives.

Design and evolve enterprise security architecture for a cloud-first, SaaS-enabled environment; translate Red Team findings into architectural improvements; run Purple Team exercises; threat model SaaS integrations, APIs, and identity flows; define security standards, improve detection and response, and mentor engineers on secure-by-design and Zero Trust practices.

The OT Cybersecurity Architect defines and governs cybersecurity architecture for operational technology in manufacturing, ensuring resilience against cyber threats while maintaining safety and uptime.

The Senior Cybersecurity & OTA Engineer will design and implement vehicle cybersecurity and OTA systems, conduct threat assessments, and ensure compliance in heavy-duty transit buses.

Lead cybersecurity engineering for mission systems: design, implement, and maintain security controls and tools (SIEM, EDR, firewalls); support incident response, RMF/ATO activities, vulnerability management, audits, and DevSecOps integration to ensure compliance and secure configurations.

The Cybersecurity Manager will lead security operations, improve cybersecurity initiatives, oversee core functions, and build a high-performing team.

Provide executive and program coordination support for Aspen Digitals Cybersecurity Program: manage calendars, prepare briefings, coordinate meetings and travel, maintain communications and CRM records, process payments and expenses, support events and logistics, track program metrics, and implement operational improvements across teams.

Drive federal cybersecurity sales with emphasis on Cisco solutions: identify opportunities, lead pre-sales (workshops, demos, POCs), respond to RFPs/RFIs, create enablement materials, advise as SME bridging customer mission to security solutions, present to engineers and C-suite, and ensure compliance alignment (e.g., NIST, CMMC).

Drive federal cybersecurity sales by identifying opportunities, advising customers on security architecture (Zero Trust), governance, and risk frameworks, and enabling account teams. Lead pre-sales activities, RFP/RFI responses, workshops, demos, POCs, and executive briefings. Develop federal-focused sales enablement, presentations, and case studies while maintaining deep Cisco security product knowledge and ensuring alignment to compliance standards (NIST, CMMC).