Top Cybersecurity Jobs

Develops, deploys, tunes, and supports cybersecurity solutions. Creates WAF rules, enhances SIEM content including correlations, dashboards, reports, and alerts, and implements incident-response automations. Provides technical expertise in security operations and incident response while adapting to a fast-paced, cross-functional environment.

Develops, supports, tunes, and deploys cybersecurity solutions. Creates WAF rules, enhances SIEM content including correlations, dashboards, reports, and alerts, and builds automations for security incident response. Provides technical expertise in cybersecurity engineering while collaborating with cross-functional security teams in a fast-paced environment.

Develop, deploy, tune, and support cybersecurity solutions. Create WAF rules, enhance SIEM content including correlations, dashboards, reports, and alerts, and implement incident-response automations. The role supports security operations and incident response in a fast-paced, cross-functional environment, with opportunities to use SOAR, SIEM, cloud, Linux, and endpoint-security platforms.

Develop AI-enabled software and production applications that improve cyber operations. Partner with mission operators to identify challenges, rapidly prototype solutions, and apply Python, software engineering, AI, data analytics, cybersecurity, LLMs, Splunk, Kubernetes, Rancher, Airflow, and DevSecOps practices to mission objectives.

An 11-week cybersecurity intern will support Conagra’s Information Security and Risk Management organization. Responsibilities include improving SIEM, email protection, network monitoring, endpoint protection, and security awareness programs while gaining exposure to broad cybersecurity domains. The internship includes professional development, networking, orientation, and an end-of-summer celebration. The role is based in Omaha, Nebraska, requires 40 hours per week, and may include relocation and housing assistance.

The Cloud Security Engineer governs security across AWS, Azure, and Microsoft 365 environments. Responsibilities include cloud security posture management, identifying misconfigurations and vulnerabilities, defining and tracking remediation, managing risk metrics and reporting, enforcing security baselines, supporting logging integrations, and partnering with infrastructure, application, architecture, and GRC teams. The role also provides backup support for Proofpoint email security and drives improvements to cloud security processes and tooling.

Manage cloud security governance across AWS and Azure, using CSPM tools to identify risks, define controls, drive remediation, track security posture, and report to leadership. Partner with infrastructure, application, architecture, and GRC teams to enforce NIST and CIS-aligned standards. Support cloud telemetry integrations, risk management, exception processes, and Proofpoint email security operations.

Lead security authorization for systems and applications across the RMF lifecycle. Develop authorization packages and security documentation, conduct cloud risk assessments, support incident response and cyber defense reporting, improve security processes and architectures, correlate security data, and automate inefficient workflows. The role requires collaboration with government stakeholders and focuses on maintaining compliant, effective IT systems and network defenses.

Perform technical targeting and computer network exploitation (CNE) using IC tools to analyze large/ambiguous datasets, conduct forensics and network analysis, create network diagrams and technical findings, and coordinate with customers and IC partners to identify and execute targeting opportunities.

Lead Hypernative's US revenue strategy: build and scale an enterprise sales organization, recruit and mentor AEs/BDEs, drive pipeline and forecasting, close strategic Fortune 500 deals (typically $100K+ ACV), forge partnerships, align GTM with Marketing, Product, and Customer Success to maximize adoption and expansion.

Participate in a paid, part-time cybersecurity internship involving technical development, security response, collaborative projects, shadowing, vendor training, and certifications. Complete in-house training while working with cybersecurity experts. Interns must be U.S.-based, available primarily during weekday EST hours, attend mandatory Tampa onboarding, provide a personal computer and reliable internet, and demonstrate foundational IT, networking, operating systems, and information security knowledge.

Owns strategic cybersecurity sales for electric utility customers, serving as an OT security advisor and trusted partner. Responsibilities include discovering customer challenges, demonstrating solutions, developing territories and accounts, prospecting, leading pricing and commercial discussions, reporting market trends, and supporting sales planning. The role requires deep technical-to-executive communication, strong knowledge of cybersecurity products, collaboration across teams, and approximately 50% travel.

Leads enterprise cybersecurity and core technology audit strategy, annual planning, audit execution, reporting, continuous monitoring, and regulatory readiness. Provides independent assurance and credible challenge across technology governance, cyber operations, cloud, resilience, third-party risk, identity, data protection, and emerging technology. Partners with executives, regulators, committees, and assurance functions while building and developing a high-performing audit team. Oversees risk-based coverage, quality, issue remediation, and strategic audit transformation through data-driven insights and automation.

Leads privacy technology and cybersecurity consulting engagements, assessing ad tech practices, identifying regulatory gaps, and implementing compliance solutions. Designs API and system integrations, website scanning strategies, consent management approaches, and privacy-by-design methodologies across the SDLC. Analyzes network traffic, documents data flows, develops policies and metrics, supports client presentations, and leads privacy consultants. Requires knowledge of privacy regulations, marketing technologies, network protocols, and privacy deliverables.

Leads the IT and Cybersecurity roadmap by managing OKRs, project backlogs, cross-functional initiatives, change management, reporting, vendor implementations, and dependencies. Drives SOX ITGC, SOC 2, IPO-readiness, vulnerability management, access reviews, and vendor risk remediation. Partners with the IT Director and represents program status to executives, board members, and audit stakeholders.

Supports enterprise cybersecurity initiatives across governance, risk management, vulnerability management, and security operations. Develops dashboards, metrics, and executive reports; assists with security awareness campaigns and phishing simulations; researches emerging threats and technologies; and collaborates with cybersecurity, IT, engineering, and business teams to improve processes.

Provides cybersecurity strategy consulting through research, analysis, stakeholder engagement, policy interpretation, strategic planning, roadmap development, governance support, and implementation planning. The role translates cybersecurity directives and leadership priorities into executable activities, milestones, deliverables, and operating models. It requires familiarity with CTI, SOC operations, incident response, defensive cyber operations, federal mission environments, executive briefings, facilitation, and cross-organizational coordination.

The Cyber Exercise Planner will lead joint cyber exercise planning and execution, collaborate with stakeholders, and ensure alignment with MARFORCYBER objectives.

Lead and manage cybersecurity programs for assigned information systems, conduct assessments and continuous monitoring, perform A&A and ST&E activities, document security findings and remediate risks, prepare A&A artifacts (SSP, SCTM, POA&M), and ensure compliance with government/security policies and Special Access Program requirements.

Leads cybersecurity and systems engineering for PKMA modernization and integration into an enterprise SATCOM system. Responsibilities include defining requirements, acquisition documentation, vendor evaluation, technical roadmaps, dependency and risk analyses, cryptographic key management coordination, COMSEC/TRANSEC planning, testing, certification, baseline reviews, and executive briefings. The role coordinates with government agencies, NSA, Space Systems Command, contractors, and mission partners while supporting integration milestones and technical decision-making.

Lead the engineering and operation of security controls for a classified secure workstation enclave. Configure and harden Red Hat Linux systems, administer Splunk, Tenable, Trellix, and Teramind, and maintain Active Directory controls. Monitor telemetry, triage alerts, investigate incidents, oversee vulnerability and STIG scanning, coordinate remediation, and support RMF continuous monitoring, auditing, documentation, assessment artifacts, and POA&M activities.

Supports cybersecurity program execution through data analysis, risk reporting, stakeholder presentations, operational reporting, and oversight committee packages. Tracks initiative progress, risks, dependencies, blockers, budgets, headcount, contracts, and training. Drives cross-departmental projects, facilitates stakeholder engagement, captures meeting outcomes, and coordinates execution teams. Requires cybersecurity knowledge, project and program management experience, data visualization proficiency, strong communication, and financial services experience.

Monitors and administers cybersecurity infrastructure, including network security, SIEM, encryption, antivirus, patch management, secure file transfer, MFA, and SSO solutions. Performs vulnerability and penetration testing, investigates suspicious activity, supports forensic analysis and incident response, manages access controls, documents security procedures, assists with disaster recovery, and collaborates on cybersecurity policies and help desk incident management.

Designs, reviews, and governs enterprise cybersecurity architecture across identity, network, cloud, and AI domains. Produces ADRs and ARDs, partners with engineering teams to convert security concepts into specifications, and evaluates emerging AI-related threats and secure AI adoption. Communicates security risks and architectural trade-offs to technical and business leaders while providing cross-domain coverage and mentoring support. The role is fully on-site at a Fiserv hub and requires approximately 10% travel.

Provides strategic cybersecurity architecture leadership across applications, data, networks, cloud, SaaS, and emerging AI technologies. Develops security requirements, designs secure technical architectures, assesses risk, improves security frameworks, supports SDLC activities, and supervises cybersecurity testing. Partners with business and executive stakeholders to enable strategic initiatives while strengthening security controls and resolving complex technical challenges.