Top Cybersecurity Jobs

Oversee and manage IT integration projects for Department of Defense, ensuring technical soundness and efficiency while meeting mission objectives.

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

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

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

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.

Lead Anthropic’s policies governing access to sensitive cyber-related AI capabilities. Responsibilities include consolidating controlled-access frameworks, aligning cyber policy with technical safeguards and evolving regulations, engaging government and regulatory stakeholders, maintaining cybersecurity community relationships, authoring formal reports, and translating technical evaluations into policy and external standards. The role requires extensive cybersecurity policy experience, government engagement, regulatory writing, and the ability to interpret technical security material.

Own technical strategy for mid-market and enterprise sales opportunities from discovery through technical close. Lead architecture discussions, demonstrations, workshops, proof-of-value exercises, integrations, security reviews, and production-readiness evaluations. Design DataDome deployments across web, mobile, API, CDN, cloud, and hybrid environments; analyze traffic and logs; address technical objections; provide customer feedback to product and engineering; create enablement content; and mentor Solutions Engineers.

Lead cybersecurity product strategy and large-scale security programs across Aurora’s software, hardware, and services. Partner with product, engineering, suppliers, and development partners to define security features, manage risks, establish roadmaps, integrate security assurance and governance into product development, and track security KPIs. The role requires influencing cross-functional teams, managing requirements and dependencies, and ensuring products meet cybersecurity standards, particularly in automotive and autonomous vehicle environments.

Analyze and maintain cyber-related AI usage policies, enforcement guidance, launch policy notes, and controlled-access frameworks. Review enforcement decisions for policy alignment, identify gaps, coordinate cyber policy inputs for model releases and regulatory engagements, and translate technical safeguards, probes, and classifiers into clear policy positions. Collaborate with threat intelligence, enforcement, engineering, and policy teams while preparing reporting for partners and regulators.

Drive new SaaS license revenue by managing pipeline and closing enterprise cybersecurity deals within COCOM/SOF. Evangelize Armis Centrix across on-prem, air-gapped, and cloud-native environments, partner with federal systems integrators, navigate classified procurement/funding cycles, and collaborate with cleared sales engineers to demonstrate technical value.

Sell SaaS cybersecurity solutions to SLED accounts through account and territory planning, C-suite relationship building, deal negotiation, and cross-functional account orchestration. Act as trusted advisor on IT roadmaps, identify specialists for deals, and achieve new-business revenue targets while traveling up to 50%.

Serve as principal legal advisor to the CISO and ISRM leadership on cybersecurity, data and technology risk. Provide strategic counsel on cyber incidents, regulatory disclosures, AI and cloud risks, technology agreements, data protection and cross-border data flows. Lead legal support during incidents, shape governance and policies, manage outside counsel, and build a cybersecurity legal team partnering with Privacy, Government Affairs, and Enterprise Technology.

Supports Security Operations by maintaining system and process compliance with regulatory standards and implementing information security best practices across the organization. The role requires a bachelor’s degree in computer science, IT, cybersecurity, or a related field, along with 2–4 years of IT security or systems administration experience. Relevant certifications such as CISSP, Security+, Microsoft AZ-500, SC-200, or GIAC certifications are preferred.

Paid summer cybersecurity internship focused on security strategy, risk mitigation, digital ethics, threat analysis, fraud mitigation, and reporting. The intern will work collaboratively using Agile and Lean methodologies, gain exposure to the software life cycle, contribute to security outcomes, and receive training, mentorship, coaching, and networking opportunities with leaders and peers.

Conduct interdisciplinary research on enterprise risks introduced by agentic AI. Responsibilities include developing threat and failure taxonomies, simulating synthetic workflows, analyzing failure modes, evaluating mitigation strategies, identifying metrics, and creating actionable guidance for enterprises. The role requires independent work, collaboration with research partners, and expertise in privacy, security, Responsible AI, and agentic technologies.

Supports global maritime OT cybersecurity compliance by developing frameworks, assessing risks, maintaining procedures and documentation, assisting audits and incident response, tracking remediation, reporting compliance metrics, and coordinating training. The role collaborates with IT, Legal, and maritime operations teams to maintain adherence to cybersecurity regulations and industry standards across the fleet. It is an in-office South Florida position with less than 25% travel, including likely shipboard travel.

Supports the PCI Compliance Team by gathering and analyzing data, identifying trends, developing solutions, collaborating with cybersecurity, technology, and business teams, and providing recommendations to maintain PCI and payment compliance. The role helps improve internal processes, awareness, prioritization, remediation guidance, and protection of customer payment information.

Supports global maritime OT cybersecurity compliance by maintaining frameworks, procedures, controls, and documentation; assessing and tracking risks; assisting audits, incident response, remediation, and training; monitoring compliance metrics; and coordinating with IT, Legal, and maritime operations teams. The role requires in-office work in South Florida Monday through Thursday, with less than 25% travel and likely shipboard travel.

Two-year rotational program for graduating students supporting cybersecurity and operational risk identification, threat and vulnerability analysis, control strengthening, reporting, and risk-informed decision-making. Participants rotate across cybersecurity operations, threat intelligence, risk management, and identity and access management teams while developing analytical, leadership, and collaboration skills through hands-on projects, capstones, and mentorship.

Leads enterprise cybersecurity awareness and training initiatives for employees, contractors, and partners. Develops security communications, educational content, phishing campaigns, and engagement strategies; collaborates with IT, Legal, Communications, HR, and Threat Management; researches emerging threats; and uses campaign metrics to improve security culture and human risk management programs.

Support secure and accredited DoD information systems for the AEWTTR program at China Lake. Responsibilities include cybersecurity, RMF and system accreditation activities, vulnerability assessment and remediation, STIG compliance, technical documentation, cybersecurity artifacts, stakeholder communication, and problem resolution. The role requires independent work onsite, coordination with government and contractor personnel, and adaptation to changing mission priorities.

Leads facility-wide cybersecurity, cyberinfrastructure oversight, and software program direction for a distributed scientific research facility. Owns cybersecurity plans, risk registers, compliance activities, corrective actions, technical requirements, budgets, schedules, and stakeholder reporting. Oversees software development through the Software Development Manager, integrates data center and implementing-organization performance information, supports incident reporting, and represents the program to NSF, reviewers, governance bodies, and technical partners.

Conducts cyber exploitation and vulnerability analysis involving network and system administration, information security, penetration testing, computer forensics, and information assurance. The role requires a TS/SCI clearance with polygraph, U.S. citizenship, and substantial relevant experience paired with an applicable technical degree or military coursework.

The role involves managing cybersecurity risks from third-party vendors, conducting risk assessments, supporting security processes, and engaging in event resolution.

Lead triage and investigation of product security reports across vehicle, mobile, API, and backend software. Assess exploitability, impact, and risk; recommend severity and remediation. Coordinate with engineering, product, SOC, bug bounty, legal, and PSOC to validate fixes, improve PSIRT playbooks, and enhance tooling and reporting.