Top Cybersecurity Jobs

Leads cybersecurity authorization for a cloud-hosted maintenance platform, including RMF/ATO packages, IL4/IL5 controls, CUI protection, NIST SP 800-171 evidence, continuous monitoring, vulnerability management, incident reporting, audit review, and security impact analysis. The role coordinates with mission owners and authorizing officials, supports CMMC assessments, defines OT segmentation, delivers security training, and conducts periodic on-site security walkdowns at Fort Campbell.

Owns secure architecture for in-vehicle communications, including message authentication, firewalls, and Automotive Ethernet security. Translates threat assessments and architectural decisions into testable requirements for engineering and suppliers, leads security design reviews, maintains specifications across software-defined vehicle platforms, and serves as a subject-matter expert. The role requires strong embedded and automotive cybersecurity expertise, stakeholder alignment, and pragmatic security judgment.

Tenure-track Computer Science faculty member specializing in cybersecurity and cyber operations. Responsibilities include conducting high-impact research, publishing scholarly work, securing external funding, developing and teaching cybersecurity courses, mentoring students, collaborating across disciplines, and contributing through university service and leadership. Candidates should address areas such as cyber threat intelligence, digital forensics, cyber resilience, cryptography, AI-enabled security, IoT and cyber-physical systems security, or quantum-resistant cryptography.

Manages information security and operational resilience risks through GRC, policy enforcement, risk assessments, regulatory alignment, risk mitigation, security awareness, and resilience training. Develops executive dashboards and data pipelines to communicate compliance metrics and security trends. Collaborates with business units and external partners, while mentoring GRC analysts and supporting enterprise-wide security policies and procedures.

Leads complex cybersecurity incident investigations across cloud and on-premises environments. Directs investigative priorities, coordinates threat hunters and technical specialists, communicates findings and response recommendations to executive customers, and balances containment with recovery and evidence preservation. Conducts threat research, develops analytical automation, improves data quality, mentors colleagues, and contributes to technical publications and presentations.

Supports federal cybersecurity governance, compliance reporting, analytics, and documentation management. Responsibilities include developing Power BI dashboards, validating cybersecurity data, producing recurring status reports, writing and editing technical documentation, conducting Section 508 reviews, maintaining SharePoint content, coordinating policy and control updates, and creating executive briefings and newsletters. The role also supports working groups, collaboration tools, proposal development, and internal reporting initiatives.

Leads cybersecurity and AI risk consulting engagements, including maturity assessments, strategic roadmaps, governance, third-party risk, cyber resilience, benchmarking, risk quantification, and executive reporting. Manages scope, schedules, resources, quality, and client relationships while translating technical findings into business recommendations. Supports business development, proposals, engagement scoping, thought leadership, methodology development, and mentoring junior staff. Requires at least four years of cybersecurity, technology risk, or enterprise risk consulting experience.

Leads cybersecurity, technology risk, and AI risk consulting engagements; develops strategies, maturity assessments, governance programs, roadmaps, and board-level reporting. Manages multidisciplinary teams, client relationships, proposals, business development, and delivery quality. Mentors consultants and develops repeatable methodologies and offerings. Advises executives on cyber resilience, third-party risk, incident preparedness, AI governance, risk quantification, and business impact.

Supports enterprise cybersecurity for Missile Defense Agency networks by analyzing cyber task orders, conducting ACAS/Nessus vulnerability scans, assessing threats and impacts, monitoring HBSS/ESS data, supporting incident response, reviewing STIG and compliance requirements, and preparing reports and dashboards. The role also maintains cybersecurity procedures and documentation, investigates indicators of compromise, provides defensive guidance, and supports periodic on-call duties and up to 10% travel.

Provides cybersecurity subject matter expertise and test and evaluation support for Department of War acquisition programs. Reviews acquisition, engineering, and test documentation; assesses cybersecurity risks, test results, resources, and technical risks; supports milestone reviews, integrated product teams, and independent technical risk assessments; develops senior-leader briefings and recommendations; and advises on cybersecurity policy, digital engineering, cloud migration, and data automation initiatives.

The Cybersecurity Engineer designs, implements, and maintains security controls for protecting clinical systems and patient data in a healthcare environment while ensuring compliance with regulations.

Develops, deploys, configures, and maintains network security tools across on-premise and cloud environments supporting NGA networks. Responsibilities include managing IDS/IPS, NDR, packet capture, email security, and network visibility platforms; troubleshooting network protocols; maintaining architectures and inventories; evaluating emerging technologies; recommending upgrades; and briefing leadership. Requires active TS/SCI clearance, DoD cybersecurity certifications, and the ability to obtain a CI polygraph.

Designs, implements, and operates security controls across OCI, Oracle Cloud Applications, and hybrid environments. Responsibilities include cloud security architecture, workload hardening, identity and access management, vulnerability and compliance programs, incident response, SIEM integration, scripting, Terraform automation, and security reviews. The role also involves cross-functional collaboration, troubleshooting, documentation, code and design reviews, and mentoring junior engineers.

Lead enterprise cybersecurity risk and compliance activities for federal and DoD systems. Manage RMF packages, SSPs, security assessment plans, POA&Ms, eMASS submissions, continuous monitoring, and cATO transitions. Advise Authorizing Officials and government program managers on risk acceptance, coordinate ISSOs and assessors, and ensure operational cyber activities—including vulnerability management, patching, IaC changes, penetration testing, threat hunting, SOC operations, and incident response—comply with DoD requirements.

Leads Morgan Stanley’s global internal audit strategy for cybersecurity, information security, and cyber resilience across the Firm and banking entities. Directs risk-based coverage of AI, digital assets, quantum readiness, cloud, identity, network, data, incident response, resilience, and third-party security. Evaluates controls against regulatory and industry frameworks, oversees findings and remediation, advises senior management, regulators, the Board, and Audit Committee, and manages and develops a global audit team.

Monitor, investigate, and respond to cybersecurity alerts and incidents in a Tier 2 SOC environment. Analyze logs, threat intelligence, and security events; assess affected systems; support recovery; identify attack patterns; recommend security improvements; and prepare reports. The role supports 24/7 shift operations and requires collaboration in protecting critical infrastructure and DoD information systems.

Administer and harden cybersecurity controls across hybrid Azure, Microsoft 365, Entra ID, cloud, and on-premises environments. Operate Sentinel and Defender XDR, lead incident response, engineer identity and access controls, manage vulnerability remediation, and implement cloud security improvements. Build automation and infrastructure-as-code using PowerShell, Python, Bicep, ARM, and Terraform. Support compliance evidence, penetration testing, disaster recovery, security architecture, and technical mentoring.

Supports enterprise cybersecurity teams by analyzing security incidents and alerts, creating SIEM dashboards, automating security processes, testing security tools, assessing configurations and risks, evaluating application security, and communicating threat intelligence. The intern may also support cloud migration, mobile application deployment, security metrics, onboarding processes, and cybersecurity governance initiatives.

Leads a cybersecurity rapid-response queue supporting Department of State systems. Triage urgent data calls, audit requests, POA&M inquiries, vulnerability information, and RMF artifact updates; coordinate cybersecurity personnel and subject-matter experts; validate evidence, accuracy, markings, and completeness; track workflows and dependencies; escalate risks and unresolved issues; and maintain authoritative system records. Requires senior federal RMF, audit-response, compliance-reporting, or cybersecurity operations experience and availability for urgent after-hours mission support.

Supports federal cybersecurity standards and baselines by developing secure configurations, interpreting FISMA and NIST controls, evaluating technologies, researching threats, documenting guidance, and advising stakeholders. The role manages security baselines aligned with DISA STIGs and CIS Benchmarks, improves workflows through automation, maintains SharePoint content, mentors team members, and supports enterprise environments involving Windows Server, Active Directory, virtualization, and identity services. An active Secret clearance and eligibility for Top Secret are required.

Lead technology operational risk and cybersecurity assessments for CIB Technology. Conduct independent testing and monitoring, identify control gaps, manage risks under the Operational Risk Management Framework, develop KPIs/KRIs, advise 2LoD teams, and drive automated, data-driven testing and remediation across stakeholders.

Provides cybersecurity and RMF support for DoD systems and applications, including security control assessments, ATO package development, vulnerability remediation, audit and compliance activities, executive reporting, and software certification. Serves as a cybersecurity subject matter expert, leads ISSOs, coordinates with senior government and contractor stakeholders, and supports classified and unclassified environments. Travel is required approximately 25% of the time.

Develop and maintain Marine Corps cybersecurity policies, strategies, standards, and governance. Support privacy, PII protection, identity and authentication, PKI, RMF, risk analysis, security assessments, audits, and social media protection reviews. Represent Marine Corps interests in DoD and DON working groups, provide policy guidance to leaders and stakeholders, and recommend corrective actions and long-term cybersecurity improvements. The role requires eligibility for a Secret clearance and applicable DoD cybersecurity certifications.

Supports IT and OT cybersecurity by monitoring networks, investigating security events, documenting configurations and risks, identifying vulnerabilities, performing penetration testing and vulnerability scans, and helping develop security best practices. The intern will work with the OT cybersecurity team, review security software, research threats, and recommend measures to protect systems and information infrastructure.

Conduct cybersecurity risk assessments for software procurement and renewals, document findings in OneTrust, manage workflows in ServiceNow, and prepare Ohio Buys requisition documentation. Coordinate with business, procurement, and IT teams while managing multiple requests and adapting to changing processes.