Top Cybersecurity Jobs

The Lead Cybersecurity Engineer will oversee enterprise cybersecurity engineering, support SOC/NOC teams, enhance monitoring tools, and implement detection rules while leading security initiatives.

The SOC/NOC Operations Manager will manage 24/7 operations, oversee incident response, ensure cybersecurity compliance, and drive continuous improvement.

The analyst will conduct threat hunting, analyze intelligence feeds, correlate data, develop detection rules, investigate incidents, and produce threat reports.

The role focuses on leading data privacy activities, managing compliance with regulations, and collaborating with teams to implement robust privacy solutions in medical devices.

Lead and develop cybersecurity consulting engagements, drive local business development, mentor teams, and manage client relationships while ensuring effective cybersecurity strategies are implemented.

Provide cybersecurity and RMF support to the Government, advising on system security engineering, RMF execution, Zero Trust alignment, and monitoring for ATO readiness and risk reduction.

The Senior Cybersecurity Researcher leads complex security research projects, developing techniques for vulnerability assessment and providing solutions against cyber threats to critical infrastructure.

Cybersecurity Analyst responsible for defending DoD networks, analyzing cyber threats, conducting traffic analysis, and collaborating on incident response.

The role involves designing cybersecurity solutions, leading modernization efforts, and implementing security architectures in classified environments, focusing on Zero Trust and cloud security.

The role involves creating and executing the channel partnerships strategy, managing partner relationships, and driving revenue growth in cybersecurity.

The Cybersecurity Analyst Principal will develop documentation, conduct risk assessments, and support security audits while serving as a technical expert in cybersecurity policies and practices.

Lead audits over Cybersecurity and IT functions, overseeing risk assessments, audit examinations, and partnerships with management. Communicate findings and develop Auditors while ensuring adherence to professional standards and risk controls.

The Product Policy Manager will guide OpenAI in creating and enforcing cybersecurity policies, evaluating risks, and collaborating with various teams to implement security measures for AI tools.

The Senior Manager, Tech Audit Program will shape and govern the Technology Audit Program, focusing on technology risks and audit planning and execution quality across engagements.

Lead risk-based internal audit engagements focusing on technology and cybersecurity, assessing controls, conducting audits, and providing actionable insights and guidance to stakeholders.

The Internal Auditor II (Technology) role involves executing audit engagements focused on technology and cybersecurity, assessing control effectiveness, investigating risks, and contributing to the ongoing modernization of Internal Audit practices.

As a Senior Associate in CMMC, you will conduct cybersecurity assessments, manage projects, train team members, and ensure compliance with regulations.

The Project Manager will coordinate engagements with stakeholders, manage deliverables, and support solution development for customer challenges in cybersecurity.

Design and develop cyber exercises, create after-action reports, and mentor team while ensuring effective cybersecurity protocols are followed.

The Cybersecurity Engineering Manager will oversee security operations, manage cybersecurity projects, ensure compliance with Defense standards, and advise multi-disciplinary teams. Responsibilities include managing network security, conducting risk assessments, and modernizing infrastructures with advanced security features.

The Crypto Systems Engineer provides technical guidance on cryptographic solutions for space and ground systems while ensuring compliance and integration within national security projects.

The Identity and Access Specialist manages the organization’s identities, overseeing access to systems and ensuring compliance with security policies, leading problem resolution, and conducting training for new team members.

The Incident Response Manager leads the incident response program, coordinates cyber events, enhances documentation, conducts exercises, and trains employees.

The role involves managing cybersecurity operations, ensuring compliance with regulations, monitoring IT security events, and maintaining necessary documentation and certifications.

The NERC Compliance Manager leads compliance programs ensuring adherence to reliability standards, manages audit readiness, risk assessments, and organization-wide compliance strategies, while enhancing cybersecurity posture and collaborating across departments.