Top Cybersecurity Jobs

Investigate and triage security alerts and incidents, perform root cause analysis, tune SIEM/EDR tools, support incident response and containment, assist risk assessments and audits, monitor threat intelligence, produce reports and metrics, maintain access reviews, business continuity planning, and security documentation.

As a Cybersecurity Engineer, you will manage CNAPP configurations, integrate security into cloud platforms, and support secure DevSecOps practices across multi-cloud environments.

Support DoD research by managing technology, engaging performers, reviewing deliverables, and leading calls regarding technical matters. Requires experience in military cyber operations and agents interaction.

As a Cybersecurity SME, you will enhance security posture, conduct assessments, ensure compliance, mentor the team, and present findings to leadership.

The Cybersecurity SME will enhance security posture, mitigate risks, conduct assessments, and provide expert guidance on compliance and best practices.

As a Cybersecurity Technical Mentor, provide personalized mentorship to learners, conduct deep-dive technical sessions, and host group Q&A sessions to enhance understanding of cybersecurity concepts and practices.

The Cybersecurity AI_ML Engineer develops and maintains security systems using AI and machine learning, implements threat detection, analyzes security metrics, and collaborates on security incidents.

Monitor, analyze, and respond to security incidents; design and deliver cybersecurity awareness programs and phishing simulations; develop policies, track remediation, and support third-party risk assessments; train staff and subcontractors; collaborate with IT and stakeholders; analyze security data and report risks to senior management.

Lead and operate security control domains (identity, cloud, network, endpoint, monitoring). Deploy and harden tools, author architecture and runbooks, lead cross-team rollouts, mentor engineers, support SOC detection/response, and maintain audit-ready evidence and automation.

The role focuses on developing strategic partnerships in the security industry, collaborating with teams to evaluate opportunities and drive complex integrations. Requires extensive industry experience and familiarity with security workflows and regulatory environments.

Design, implement, and maintain cybersecurity controls for DoD systems. Lead RMF activities, perform vulnerability and compliance scanning, use eMASS and ACAS, assess risks, recommend mitigations, and communicate findings to technical and non-technical stakeholders to protect Navy missions.

Design, implement, and monitor security controls; perform offensive and defensive assessments (pen tests, red team); conduct incident response and OSINT analysis; draft technical documentation and incident plans; collaborate with stakeholders and present findings.

Lead design and engineering of enterprise security platforms across network, cloud, SaaS, AI, and hybrid environments. Implement Zero Trust, firewalls, IPS, NAC, WAF, segmentation, CSPM, and telemetry. Drive secure-by-design practices, automation, platform modernization, vendor selection, and standards. Provide technical leadership, mentorship, architecture reviews, and compliance support in regulated environments.

Design, build, and evolve secure software systems, collaborating with various teams to embed security into the software lifecycle while promoting secure coding practices and mentoring global engineers.

Support federal customers with RMF implementation, STIG and IAVA compliance, A&A updates, vulnerability scanning, and cyber analyst/validator duties. Perform vulnerability assessments using ACAS, Nessus, Fortify, and HBSS, maintain POA&Ms, assist audit readiness, and follow incident response and continuous monitoring processes.

Hands-on cybersecurity internship supporting security operations, vulnerability management, identity/access, data protection, AI security governance, incident-response readiness, DevSecOps, third-party risk, and security awareness. Interns work on supervised projects, collaborate with cross-functional teams, and produce documentation, detection triage, remediation tracking, and leadership-ready reporting while gaining practical exposure to enterprise cybersecurity in a global trading organization.

Lead implementation and monitoring of cybersecurity controls and regulatory compliance (HITRUST, SOC2, HIPAA). Conduct risk assessments, support audits, manage security controls and incident response, evaluate threats, perform vendor/third-party risk assessments, maintain compliance documentation, and drive security awareness and governance across IT and business stakeholders.

Lead sustainment, optimization, security, and lifecycle management of complex mission-critical IT/OT networks for government space and defense systems. Design, configure, test, troubleshoot, and deploy network solutions; perform cyber risk assessments and RMF documentation; develop threat scenarios and remediation; brief senior leaders and coordinate with program teams to ensure resilient, secure communications.

Lead RMF execution and implement NIST SP 800-53 controls across enterprise systems. Perform vulnerability assessments with ACAS/VRAM/eMASS, apply DoD STIGs/SRGs, manage POA&Ms, maintain continuous monitoring, and mentor team members while advising clients on mitigation and risk decisions.

Supervise a cybersecurity section: manage staff schedules, performance, hiring recommendations, budgets, and act as POC. Develop and implement cybersecurity programs and controls, support China Lake range accreditation, collaborate with government counterparts, and perform occasional field work and travel. On-site at China Lake; U.S. citizenship required; active Secret clearance preferred.

Serve as senior engineering authority for cybersecurity across multiple mission-critical applications: design, implement, and monitor RMF/NIST-based security controls, produce accreditation documentation (eMASS), support ATO/IATT/cATO processes, and coordinate with system owners and government stakeholders to maintain continuous authorization and improve cyber posture.

Manage RMF and A&A activities for Department of the Navy systems, conduct risk assessments and vulnerability analysis, develop authorization artifacts and cybersecurity documentation in eMASS and related tools, support continuous monitoring, configuration management, and remediation planning, and coordinate with program managers, engineers, ISSMs, and government stakeholders to achieve and maintain cybersecurity compliance and accreditation.

Design and assess secure architectures for software, embedded, hardware, and cloud systems. Lead threat modeling, risk assessments, compliance/ATO support (RMF, NIST, CMMC), security testing, and remediation. Establish secure engineering standards, mentor teams, and collaborate across engineering and program stakeholders to integrate security throughout the product lifecycle.

Design and assess secure software and hardware architectures for mission-critical sensor platforms. Lead threat modeling, risk assessments, compliance/authorization (RMF/ATO), security testing, and secure development practices. Collaborate with cross-functional engineering teams to integrate security across the product lifecycle and mentor on security-by-design.

Design and assess secure architectures for software, embedded, hardware, and cloud systems. Lead threat modeling, risk assessments, security testing, and remediation. Support RMF/ATO compliance, security documentation, and audits. Integrate security into the SDLC, mentor engineering teams, and collaborate cross-functionally to operationalize product security and secure development practices.