Top Cybersecurity Jobs

Monitor and secure networked computing infrastructure while designing, developing, and maintaining hardware, software, and system architectures. Support system engineering efforts, design reviews, software development lifecycle activities, feature verification, cyber tool improvements, and technology assessments. Advise management and customers, manage program risks, and contribute to cybersecurity, virtualization, containerization, automation, networking, and cyber range capabilities. Requires U.S. citizenship and a Secret clearance with Top Secret/SCI eligibility.

Leads IT risk management activities, including risk and control self-assessments, risk identification, control effectiveness evaluations, remediation analysis, and executive reporting. Maintains the IT risk framework, policies, procedures, and process-risk-control library. Partners with technology, audit, security, and business stakeholders to assess risks, analyze incidents and root causes, identify systemic issues, and ensure governance and audit readiness.

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.

Leads complex ICS/OT cybersecurity consulting engagements for critical infrastructure organizations. Responsibilities include architecture reviews, threat assessments, compromise investigations, tabletop exercises, executive briefings, strategic recommendations, engagement governance, research, methodology improvement, thought leadership, mentorship, and customer relationship development. The role advises engineering, operations, and executive stakeholders while influencing security services, detection content, technology, and training.

Coordinates cybersecurity findings, vulnerability remediation, and compliance initiatives across Disney Experiences Technology. Manages project plans, prioritizes risks, communicates security guidelines, supports NIST and PCI/SOX audits, and reports security status to leadership. Partners with application owners, engineers, contractors, executives, and security teams to drive timely resolutions and ensure compliance deliverables are completed.

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.

Partner with Account Executives on enterprise cybersecurity sales by leading technical discovery, solution positioning, tailored demos, proof-of-value engagements, objection handling, and technical deal strategy. Maintain post-sale technical continuity, support customer adoption and expansion, and share field feedback with Product, Engineering, Customer Success, and Marketing. Translate cybersecurity capabilities into business value for technical practitioners and executives.

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.

Provides cybersecurity and RMF support for DoD systems and applications. Develops and audits RMF packages, assesses security controls, reviews ACAS and HBSS reports, manages vulnerabilities and POA&Ms, supports ATO submissions, and briefs senior leadership. The ISSM leads ISSOs, coordinates with government and contractor personnel, supports security engineering, conducts compliance audits, and serves as a liaison among end users, developers, and DoD leadership.

Leads enterprise IT audit, advisory, risk assessment, compliance, and technology control activities. Manages audit staff, coordinates risk-based audit planning, evaluates cybersecurity and technology risks, develops audit reports, advises senior leadership, and presents findings to executive management and audit committees. Ensures alignment with IIA, ISACA, regulatory, privacy, and corporate standards while driving improvements across healthcare technology environments.

Paid 10-week information security internship providing hands-on experience with security initiatives, banking technology, threat protection, applications, and systems. Interns receive training, mentorship, executive exposure, and cohort development opportunities. Candidates must be pursuing a relevant bachelor’s degree, understand foundational security and technology concepts, and work in person at least three days weekly in Cincinnati, Ohio.

Leads the global cybersecurity supply chain risk management program across brands and regions. Responsibilities include risk assessments, governance, risk-register maintenance, vendor due diligence, remediation tracking, executive reporting, audit support, GRC platform optimization, and continuous process improvement. The role coordinates cross-functional stakeholders, standardizes risk methodologies, supports regulatory and audit activities, and communicates cybersecurity risk to technical and executive audiences.

Supports cybersecurity operations with a primary focus on identity and access management. Responsibilities include coordinating IAM activities, supporting identity services and access controls, maintaining documentation and procedures, tracking issues, assisting with requirements, and ensuring controls align with cybersecurity policies. The role serves as a liaison between IAM teams and Japanese stakeholders, requiring fluent written and spoken English and Japanese and the ability to translate technical concepts for business audiences.

Leads independent oversight of cybersecurity, technology, and information security risks and controls. Manages a team conducting risk assessments, control reviews, issue remediation, risk acceptance evaluations, KRI monitoring, regulatory examination support, audit support, and executive reporting. Partners with Technology, Legal, Audit, Non-Financial Risk, and business stakeholders to address emerging risks, evaluate technology initiatives, strengthen enterprise risk programs, and provide guidance on cyber threats and regulatory developments.

Manage multiple high-visibility security engagements and incidents, coordinate cross-functional stakeholders, produce post-incident reports and repeatable processes, triage and prioritize feature requests, and support operational growth, training, and customer-facing activities while working independently in ambiguous, high-pressure situations.

Support annual cybersecurity compliance certifications, regulatory examinations, reporting, and information requests. Maintain requirement and evidence trackers, coordinate stakeholders and control owners, review documentation for accuracy and completeness, organize repositories, manage executive DocuSign approvals, and support SEC and FINRA compliance reporting. Identify process improvements and assess cybersecurity controls and technology risk evidence. The role requires strong organization, project management, communication, analytical, and stakeholder management skills.

Leads cybersecurity product strategy and outcome-driven roadmaps for enterprise network security services. Evaluates threats, risks, vendors, and build-versus-buy options; translates security objectives into product requirements, epics, and acceptance criteria; and partners with engineering, operations, executives, and stakeholders to deliver scalable solutions. Establishes metrics, influences strategic decisions, manages cybersecurity projects, and mentors team members.

The Junior Cyber Analyst will support USCYBERCOM by developing operational plans and coordinating integrated cyber operations, utilizing cybersecurity knowledge to address threats.

Leads cybersecurity architecture across cloud-based platforms and enterprise systems. Advises teams on technology selection, risk mitigation, secure design patterns, and multi-year roadmaps. Develops reusable cloud coding frameworks and production code, reviews implementations, and drives AI-assisted security validation within software development workflows. Acts as a cybersecurity subject matter expert, communicates with senior leaders, and applies product ownership or management experience to advance strategic security solutions.

Leads cryptographic engineering for space and ground satellite communications systems supporting the U.S. Space Force. Responsibilities include crypto unit trade studies, technical design, hardware and firmware integration, testing and verification, secure key management, requirements traceability, lifecycle management, and compliance with cybersecurity standards. The role interfaces with government and industry partners, contributes to design reviews, mentors engineers, and requires an active TS/SCI clearance with extensive systems engineering and cryptography experience.

Leads a cybersecurity team supporting classified systems and networks. Oversees security assessments, authorization, compliance, accreditation, audits, risk mitigation, documentation, policy implementation, training, personnel development, and coordination with executives, program offices, customers, and government agencies. The role requires on-site work, a current Top Secret clearance, and eligibility for Special Access Program access.

Serves as a liaison between cybersecurity teams and business stakeholders by gathering requirements, documenting processes, supporting security programs, analyzing metrics, and tracking project risks and deliverables. Responsibilities include governance, risk management, compliance, identity and vulnerability management, incident response support, process improvement, reporting, dashboard development, and stakeholder communication.

Lead RH-ISAC’s strategy, membership growth, cybersecurity intelligence-sharing capabilities, financial stewardship, and organizational operations. The President will partner with the Board, develop the team, strengthen member engagement, expand internationally, cultivate strategic partnerships, oversee budgets and compliance, and serve as an ambassador to industry, government, and other stakeholders. The role requires executive leadership, relationship-building, strategic planning, and operational discipline in a remote, member-driven organization.

Provides entry-level cybersecurity and ISSO support, including data transfers, system compliance reviews, vulnerability assessment and remediation coordination, continuous monitoring, audit correlation, and security discrepancy reporting. Collaborates with security and contract teams while learning cybersecurity tools, policies, and procedures. The role is onsite in Chantilly, Virginia, requires U.S. citizenship, an active TS/SCI clearance with CI polygraph, an associate degree, and an IAT Level II certification.