Top Cybersecurity Jobs

Designs and secures OT/ICS networks supporting utility-scale battery energy storage systems. Responsibilities include network segmentation, firewall configuration, Ignition SCADA administration, SIEM deployment, Azure security, identity management, vulnerability assessments, compliance with NERC CIP and IEC 62443, incident response, commissioning support, and technical mentorship. The role advises leadership on OT cybersecurity architecture and supports field operations with up to 20% travel.

Designs and maintains cybersecurity controls for DoD systems under RMF v5. Manages ATO packages, SSPs, SSPPs, cybersecurity strategies, POA&Ms, security documentation, risk assessments, incident response, and STIG remediation. Coordinates with system administrators, developers, and IT teams while supporting cyber investigations, threat analysis, and mission operations. Requires expertise in federal security frameworks, eMASS, network technologies, operating systems, and security controls, plus an active TS clearance with SCI eligibility.

Supports cybersecurity operations through daily security monitoring, incident response, information security awareness, security metrics, vulnerability investigation, forensic and data analysis, compliance testing, documentation, and implementation of security processes and solutions. Collaborates with end users, Helpdesk, and IT staff while helping improve the organization’s cybersecurity program.

Develops and continually tests cyber defenses for the Starshield satellite network. Responsibilities include implementing cyber defense strategy, assessing threats, developing countermeasures, conducting red-team exercises and vulnerability hunts, improving incident detection and response, and collaborating with security and engineering teams. The role requires hands-on cybersecurity experience with active production systems, adversary detection, incident response, networks, distributed computing, and vulnerability management.

Leads the design, deployment, and governance of AI-driven cybersecurity capabilities across enterprise environments. Develops AI-enabled threat detection, anomaly detection, and automated response solutions; configures and tunes security technologies; provides architecture guidance; analyzes AI-related threats and incidents; and partners with security operations, threat intelligence, engineering, governance, and endpoint teams. The role also drives secure AI configuration standards, enterprise platform integration, and technical leadership across cybersecurity initiatives.

Build and manage enterprise privacy, cybersecurity, and AI compliance programs in a regulated insurance environment. Responsibilities include consumer rights operations, marketing and consent compliance, cyber incident compliance support, AI governance, vendor risk reviews, policies, training, regulatory exams, audits, and board reporting. The role partners closely with Legal, Information Security, Engineering, Marketing, and business teams while managing multiple regulatory workstreams.

Leads enterprise cybersecurity regulatory compliance initiatives, including audits, assessments, control testing, risk management, remediation tracking, reporting, and regulatory change management. Partners with IT, business teams, Legal, Internal Audit, senior management, external assessors, and regulators to improve control effectiveness and compliance processes. Provides stakeholder education on cybersecurity regulations, risk frameworks, and emerging compliance requirements.

Designs, implements, and governs enterprise Zero Trust security architecture across identity, networks, endpoints, applications, data, cloud, and hybrid environments. Leads security transformation initiatives, architecture reviews, access modernization, micro-segmentation, cloud security, monitoring, incident response support, risk assessments, compliance controls, automation, and maturity metrics. Partners with infrastructure, cloud, applications, compliance, and cybersecurity teams while presenting recommendations to senior leadership.

Leads Revamp’s information security program and IT architecture across on-premises and cloud environments. Owns identity, endpoints, networking, backup, incident response, disaster recovery, policies, assessments, compliance, vendor management, technology strategy, and security risk reporting. Acts as the hands-on incident lead and technical authority while supporting staff technology needs, managing providers, and building the internal IT and security team.

Provides hands-on cybersecurity engineering and advisory services for client environments. Designs, deploys, configures, and supports security technologies across infrastructure, cloud, networks, and endpoints. Performs vulnerability management, secure application development, risk management, incident response, firewall and SIEM/XDR reviews, and security architecture work. Develops documentation and playbooks, advises clients on compliance frameworks and best practices, evaluates emerging technologies, and partners with internal teams to improve security posture.

Leads offensive security assessments, penetration tests, red-team campaigns, and adversary-emulation exercises for clients. Designs instrumented cyber ranges and attack scenarios, validates defensive telemetry, produces technical reports and executive briefings, and serves as exercise control during live engagements. Builds isolated environments using cloud, infrastructure-as-code, and security tooling; troubleshoots security solutions; and directs students, consultants, and technical contributors. The role also supports incident response, security architecture, documentation, and client-facing consulting engagements.

Supports and advances cybersecurity risk management and governance, including policy management, exception governance, regulatory alignment, audit readiness, risk assessments, compliance tracking, privacy controls, vulnerability management, incident response, threat intelligence, security metrics, and training. The role partners with cybersecurity, technology, business teams, leadership, and external stakeholders to improve security posture and resilience.

Serves as the lead legal advisor on cybersecurity for financial services operations. Advises on cyber incidents, materiality assessments, regulatory notifications, breach and privacy laws, crisis management, cyber governance, third-party security, and regulatory examinations. Drafts cybersecurity policies and incident response playbooks, supports tabletop exercises and remediation, evaluates security controls, and partners with information security, technology, compliance, risk, and executive teams.

Supports cybersecurity architecture, security event monitoring, incident response, vulnerability assessments, penetration testing, policy documentation, security awareness, and remediation activities during a 12-week internship.

Supports and improves cybersecurity operations across cyber threat intelligence, SOC operations, network security, and proactive security. Enhances workflows, tooling, automation, and intelligence processes; investigates incidents and anomalous activity; supports network reviews, red team engagements, application security testing, and vulnerability management. Pilots AI-powered tools and briefs security leadership. Requires strong SIEM, EDR, network monitoring, MITRE ATT&CK, vulnerability management, and LLM experience.

Lead RMF accreditation for Navy mission systems including ATO activities, vulnerability management, continuous monitoring, and security engineering. Develop RMF artifacts (SSPs, SARs, POA&Ms), perform ACAS/Nessus scans and STIG checklist work, remediate vulnerabilities, manage authorization packages, maintain golden images and VMs, and coordinate with Navy AOs, SCAs, ISSMs, and program managers.

Own the end-to-end DoD Risk Management Framework and Assessment & Authorization lifecycle for JWCC Azure Government environments. Develop and maintain eMASS packages, including SSPs, continuous monitoring plans, security assessment reports, and POA&Ms. Validate NIST, DISA, and STIG controls; coordinate with government leads, ISSMs, and assessors; and translate Zero Trust requirements into implementable controls. The role requires active Secret clearance, extensive DoD accreditation experience, and expertise with eMASS and Azure environments.

Conducts proactive threat hunting across enterprise networks, analyzing logs, network data, attacker techniques, and threat intelligence to identify malicious activity. Develops hunting strategies, automation, and tools; identifies vulnerability mitigations; supports incident response; and leads analysis of advanced persistent threats or other compromises. Requires expertise in threat intelligence, incident response, penetration testing, reverse engineering, or digital forensics, plus a Top Secret clearance.

Monitors SIEM and cybersecurity tools in a 24x7x365 environment to detect, analyze, and respond to threats. Reviews logs and traffic for attacks, APTs, and compromise indicators; performs root cause analysis; uses threat intelligence and OSINT; supports cybersecurity tools; and applies defense-in-depth signatures and perimeter controls. Develops scripts and tools using SPL, Python, or PowerShell to improve threat detection and incident response.

Manages cybersecurity infrastructure and operations, identifies vulnerabilities, leads incident response, digital forensics, and e-discovery, and administers data classification and DLP programs. Evaluates vendor security, supports security projects, maintains documentation, audits access controls, and ensures encryption and compliance across systems, networks, and endpoints. Provides technical guidance to IT staff and travels quarterly to company locations as needed.

Conducts cybersecurity audits, continuous monitoring, system and network assessments, security testing, and Risk Management Framework Assessment and Authorization activities. The role evaluates security controls, identifies configuration and policy deviations, recommends safeguards, supports government compliance processes, documents security evidence, and assists with Security Test and Evaluation. This is a full-time, on-site position supporting classified systems at Beale Air Force Base.

The Sr. Cybersecurity Operational Risk Officer manages operational and technology risks, provides oversight, collaborates with teams, and enhances risk frameworks. They evaluate projects and compliance, conduct assessments, and maintain relationships with business leaders.

Monitor and investigate security events in a 24x7x365 environment, detect threats and indicators of compromise, perform root cause analysis, and execute incident response actions. Analyze logs, network traffic, threat intelligence, and security tools to identify sophisticated attacks. Support cybersecurity tool sustainment, Defense-in-Depth controls, documentation, automation, and enterprise defense capabilities using SPL, Python, and PowerShell.

Develops and maintains federal cybersecurity policies, standards, procedures, and governance documentation. Analyzes NIST, FISMA, OMB, and agency requirements; performs compliance gap assessments; supports security authorization and control assessments; and translates technical requirements into practical guidance. Coordinates with cybersecurity, IT, privacy, risk, and government stakeholders, prepares executive briefings and reports, supports audits, and recommends policy updates for evolving federal cybersecurity priorities.

Lead cybersecurity and systems engineering for military satellite communications modernization. Develop technical requirements, acquisition documentation, roadmaps, risk assessments, and integration plans. Coordinate cryptographic key management, COMSEC/TRANSEC planning, certification, testing, and security activities across government, contractor, and mission partners. Support technical baseline reviews, vendor evaluations, executive briefings, and deployment activities for secure space and ground communications systems.