Top Cybersecurity Jobs

Lead and transform cybersecurity capabilities in Application Security, Vulnerability Management, Threat Intelligence, and Offensive Security. Define strategies, drive modernization, and enhance decision-making using AI and analytics.

Manage a team of analysts in detecting and responding to cybersecurity events. Oversee daily operations, strategic performance, and lead incident response initiatives.

The FISMA SME will support FISMA compliance for a DoD client, analyze cybersecurity data, monitor reporting requirements, and collaborate with stakeholders for compliance issues.

Support advanced cyber environments and enterprise infrastructure within a DoD setting by designing, configuring, and maintaining network and system architectures, VMs, and security protocols.

Conducts intelligence research and analysis for technical targeting, supports operational decision-making, and communicates complex information to various stakeholders.

The Cybersecurity Analyst leads governance, risk, and compliance activities, ensuring compliance with DoD cybersecurity requirements and managing security controls and vulnerability management activities.

The Consolidating/Reporting Specialist will consolidate, analyze, and report cybersecurity and system data using SPLUNK, enhancing situational awareness and compliance reporting for government operations.

The DevSecOps Engineer designs and maintains secure CI/CD pipelines and integrates security into workflows while collaborating with Agile teams for deployment and operations.

The Cloud Cybersecurity Manager leads cloud security strategy and operations, ensuring compliance in AWS GovCloud, and oversees cybersecurity controls for DoD requirements.

The Synack Red Team seeks cybersecurity researchers for vulnerability testing and intelligence delivery remotely, either part-time or full-time.

The Cybersecurity AI Architect collaborates with cross-functional teams to design secure AI solutions, guides architecture governance, and promotes AI integration in cybersecurity.

The role involves developing research and strategies for clients in AI cybersecurity. Responsibilities include analyzing market trends, conducting research, and supporting sales through insights and presentations.

This internship provides transitioning service members hands-on IT experience in various areas such as support, systems administration, network engineering, software development, and cybersecurity with mentorship and training.

Lead AI and technology risk analysis, develop and execute AI risk governance and management frameworks, assess security risks and controls, coordinate regulatory and audit responses, mentor analysts, and collaborate with senior stakeholders to align AI and cybersecurity practices with business objectives and regulatory requirements.

The role involves managing ISaaS cybersecurity programs, supervising projects, training personnel, budget management, and collaborating with government teams to enhance security practices.

The role involves implementing cybersecurity strategies, conducting risk assessments, maintaining security compliance, and collaborating with teams to secure cloud infrastructure.

The Chief Privacy Officer leads the organization's global privacy strategy, governance, and compliance, ensuring responsible data use while managing privacy risks and building stakeholder trust.

As a Sr. Account Manager, you'll lead sales of Optiv's security services to clients, create multi-year strategic plans, and enhance client satisfaction.

The Technical Escalation Manager leads the resolution of critical customer issues in cybersecurity, coordinating with internal teams to manage escalations and improve processes while ensuring customer satisfaction.

Part-time remote cybersecurity internship (Aug 31–Nov 20, 2026) providing hands-on technical development, security response, collaborative projects, shadowing, vendor-led training and certifications. Interns complete in-house training, work 25–29 hrs/week (majority 11am–4pm EST), must be U.S.-based, and be available for full-time hire by 2027. Paid at $20/hr.

The Cybersecurity Engineer will design, implement, and enhance cybersecurity controls across various environments, focusing on threat detection and incident response.

The Expert-Level Intelligence Program Manager will lead complex ISR programs, oversee cloud integration, and ensure mission success across intelligence operations.

The Cybersecurity Specialist will support DISA by analyzing security requirements, providing security engineering support, and resolving information assurance issues.

Lead cybersecurity efforts for TRADOC G2 operations, ensuring compliance with DoD RMF and protecting mission data from cyber threats.

Lead product enablement for technical users by designing and scaling eLearning, hands-on labs, certifications, webinars, and content operations. Manage a technical team, tools, vendors, and demo infrastructure; collaborate cross-functionally, build scalable workflows, validate enablement impact with data, and close learning gaps for customers, partners, and field teams.