Top Cybersecurity Jobs

Own and facilitate cyber war games, tabletop exercises, and phishing simulations from planning through debriefing. Develop realistic threat scenarios, analyze findings, recommend improvements, and coordinate stakeholders across cybersecurity, technology, business, resilience, and communications teams. Manage phishing education and remediation workflows, track susceptibility, and use AI and automation to improve simulation delivery and reporting. Maintain exercise standards and documentation while supporting enterprise, executive, and client exercises.

Provides legal counsel on cybersecurity, data security, incident response, technology risk, regulatory requirements, operational resilience, third-party risk, open-source software, and technology agreements. Advises senior leaders during cyber incidents, supports regulatory notifications and crisis management, drafts cybersecurity policies and playbooks, guides red-team exercises, and negotiates technology, cloud, software, and data-security contracts.

Leads cybersecurity policy, risk management, resilience, and regulatory analysis for the electric power sector. Monitors cyber threats and federal and state requirements, advises members, develops industry positions and policy responses, engages with agencies and cybersecurity leaders, and produces executive briefings, white papers, testimony, and recommendations. The role focuses on NERC CIP, FERC oversight, incident reporting, operational technology security, supply chain risk, emerging technologies, and public-private coordination.

Leads Verizon’s network security Red Team, managing highly skilled operators conducting adversary emulation and continuous campaigns across enterprise, telecommunications, wireless, cloud, and edge environments. Responsibilities include aligning operations with cybersecurity strategy, tracking threat techniques, coordinating with defenders to avoid production impacts, overseeing post-engagement reporting, communicating findings to leadership, and improving security posture. Requires deep telecommunications networking knowledge, mobile architecture expertise, and experience leading Red Team operations in high-risk environments.

Leads and develops the IT and Operational Risk function, reporting to the CRO. The role sets priorities, coaches risk professionals, assesses complex technology and operational risks, challenges controls and remediation, reviews resilience and change initiatives, and advises senior governance forums. It also improves risk reporting through dashboards, analytics, automation and AI while translating technology weaknesses into business impact and management actions.

Build and maintain cybersecurity controls across Dscout’s SaaS environment and internal IT systems. Secure AWS infrastructure and software development processes, implement SIEM and monitoring, assess threats, respond to incidents, manage vulnerabilities, support security policies and third-party risk reviews, and improve security awareness and controls.

Provides second-line cybersecurity and technology risk oversight for Key Technology Services and enterprise technology, data, and AI/ML environments. Evaluates controls, conducts risk and gap assessments, monitors security initiatives, assesses third-party and emerging technology risks, advises on mitigation, supports audits and regulatory examinations, and escalates significant issues. The role requires collaboration with business leaders, auditors, and regulators while tracking corrective actions and emerging cyber and AI risks.

Intern will support functional safety, autonomy safety, and cybersecurity projects across renewable energy, robotics, autonomous systems, automotive, energy storage, EV charging, industrial, and process-industry applications. Responsibilities include analyzing safety and security threats, applying problem-solving skills, and collaborating with global experts to protect connected products and systems.

Supports classified IT and cyber programs through project coordination, network workstation management, site deployments, secure data transfers, and compliance with NISPOM, ICDS, DoD 5205 guidance, RMF, SAP, SCI, COMSEC, and OPSEC requirements. Coordinates with intelligence communities, agencies, military services, and program managers; prepares MOUs, acquisition plans, reports, and program documentation. Periodic travel is required for program reviews and demonstrations.

Leads operational cybersecurity initiatives supporting Department of War maritime missions. Oversees cybersecurity architecture, Defensive Cyberspace Operations capabilities, COTS sensor procurement, system integration, testing, deployment, RMF compliance, threat assessment, and vulnerability mitigation. Manages cross-functional teams, subcontractors, government stakeholders, OEMs, and partners while ensuring classified and CUI handling, DoD standards compliance, and secure hardware deployment in contested and disconnected environments.

Performs systems security vulnerability and risk assessments for the Sentinel defense program, develops mitigation plans, evaluates security designs, and communicates findings to stakeholders. Supports program initiatives, milestone requirements, systems security engineering activities, and program protection practices. Requires active DoD Secret clearance, U.S. citizenship, STEM education, substantial systems engineering experience, and eligibility for Top Secret and SAP access. Travel is approximately 10%.

Leads cybersecurity operations, including risk assessments, vulnerability management, penetration testing, incident detection and response, security controls, compliance, vendor oversight, and security awareness. The role maintains RMF processes, investigates incidents and fraud, supports audits and regulatory requirements, coordinates cybersecurity projects and budgets, and reports security posture to executives and the board. It also collaborates with IT, development teams, vendors, and regulators to protect systems and data.

Lead IT policy and cybersecurity compliance initiatives for a federal customer. Finalize and maintain cybersecurity standards, handbooks, and policy documents; support policy dissemination and adoption; develop project plans; coordinate stakeholders; manage risks and assessments; oversee project performance, deliverables, personnel, and contractual obligations; and report project status, risks, and compliance to senior leadership.

The ISSO will manage information system compliance, audits, security plan development, security awareness, and security sustainment activities. Responsibilities include investigating security violations, preparing corrective action reports, managing hardware and software changes, account administration, media protection, and file transfers. The role collaborates with security teams, program personnel, and government representatives while ensuring compliance with NISPOM, DAAPM, JSIG, and related cybersecurity policies. It is fully onsite in McKinney, Texas, and requires an active Secret clearance.

Manage day-to-day execution of Rubrik’s cybersecurity risk management program. Responsibilities include coordinating risk assessments, maintaining the risk register, tracking remediation, supporting governance and acceptance reviews, producing leadership dashboards, mapping controls to security frameworks, and improving GRC tooling and workflows. The role partners with Security, Engineering, Product, IT, Legal, Procurement, and Finance to drive risk initiatives, communicate business impact, and deliver measurable outcomes.

Lead technology risk and controls management for foundational platforms. Identify, quantify, report, and mitigate operational, compliance, and cybersecurity risks; evaluate control effectiveness; manage issues and governance; and advise technology stakeholders and senior leaders. Use authorized AI tools to synthesize evidence and develop reporting while validating outputs for security, auditability, data sensitivity, and regulatory compliance. Drive continuous control improvements and cross-functional collaboration.

Leads and scales Capco’s cybersecurity and AI practice for financial services clients. Responsibilities include defining Cyber AI strategy, developing offerings and reference architectures, leading complex security engagements, building executive client relationships, driving business development, closing deals, and developing high-performing teams.

Leads cybersecurity due diligence for acquisitions, divestitures, investments, licensing arrangements, and strategic partnerships. Assesses target environments, identifies material technical and regulatory risks, translates findings into business recommendations, and supports transaction decisions, closing conditions, Day 1 security priorities, and post-close handoffs. Coordinates stakeholders, advisors, evidence reviews, reporting, risk escalation, and continuous improvement of cybersecurity diligence playbooks. Provides technical leadership and mentorship across concurrent, confidential transactions.

Leads acquisitions and divestitures cybersecurity operations across integrations, separations, partnerships, and other transactions. Oversees portfolio execution, resourcing, deal security enablement, executive reporting, post-close workstreams, risk and dependency management, process standardization, playbook maturity, and continuous improvement. Partners with cybersecurity, technology, legal, privacy, finance, corporate development, and integration teams while guiding employees, contractors, and cross-functional contributors in a global matrixed environment.

Serves as a senior technical risk authority for enterprise architecture, AI, cloud, cybersecurity and engineering. Leads risk analysis, threat modeling, control evaluations and architecture reviews; assesses AI and cloud security risks; translates technical exposures into executive decisions; identifies systemic risks; develops reusable risk scenarios and control expectations; drives remediation; and advises senior leaders across technology, cybersecurity, engineering, data and risk.

Tests AI/ML applications for vulnerabilities, adversarial threats, privacy risks, and AI-assisted attack exposure. Develops testing plans, executes authorized security assessments, analyzes results, documents findings, recommends defensive controls, and communicates remediation guidance to technical and government stakeholders. The role supports secure AI/ML implementation and federal cybersecurity programs across junior, mid-level, and senior assignments.

Build and manage long-term customer relationships while providing technical guidance for cybersecurity, Zero Trust, and Illumio initiatives. Lead customer engagements, health checks, escalations, architectural recommendations, product feedback, adoption efforts, and project reporting. The role requires strong enterprise security expertise, communication skills, and experience supporting SaaS software. This is a home-office-based position requiring approximately 30% travel for customer visits, plus occasional training and conference travel.

Conduct adversarial testing of AI models, agents, and applications; develop prompts, attack strategies, and test cases; analyze vulnerabilities and failure modes; document actionable findings; support evaluation frameworks and taxonomies; research emerging AI threats; collaborate with technical experts; and develop front-end dashboards and visualizations.

Design and run cybersecurity evaluations of AI models, safeguards, and agentic systems. Conduct adversarial testing, build automated testing harnesses, assess real-world attacker risk, investigate prompt injection and agent hijacking, and communicate actionable findings to security, research, product, policy, and engineering teams. Contribute to safety bug bounty investigations requiring cyber expertise.

Manages enterprise crisis and cyber incident response programs, including playbooks, policies, exercises, notifications, stakeholder coordination, incident support, threat monitoring, after-action reporting, remediation tracking, and continuity readiness. Leads responses to cyber incidents, natural disasters, severe weather, civil unrest, and reputation crises. Develops metrics, training, documentation, and process improvements while coordinating with cybersecurity, legal, privacy, executive, and business teams.