Top Cybersecurity Jobs

Lead cybersecurity and systems engineering for military satellite communications modernization. Develop technical requirements, acquisition documentation, roadmaps, risk assessments, and integration plans. Coordinate cryptographic key management, COMSEC/TRANSEC planning, certification, testing, and security activities across government, contractor, and mission partners. Support technical baseline reviews, vendor evaluations, executive briefings, and deployment activities for secure space and ground communications systems.

The Information Systems Security Manager will serve as a cybersecurity and RMF subject matter expert supporting US Space Force Space Delta 8 and the Wideband SATCOM Operational Management System. Responsibilities include executing cybersecurity activities, managing RMF accreditation for Moderate or High impact systems, and providing on-site support in Colorado Springs. The role requires an active Top Secret or TS/SCI clearance, technical bachelor’s degree, substantial cybersecurity and DoD RMF experience, and a DoD-compliant cybersecurity certification.

Designs, deploys, operates, and secures cloud environments supporting development, testing, staging, and production. Maintains cybersecurity tools, CI/CD integrations, source control, release management, automation, governance, and security policies. Collaborates with developers, production support, and information security teams to automate infrastructure, testing, and continuous cyber posture improvements. The role requires extensive DevSecOps experience, U.S. citizenship, and Top Secret clearance with the ability to obtain SCI.

Leads strategic cyber advisory engagements with senior client stakeholders, translating cyber risk, regulatory pressures, AI adoption, identity, cloud, third-party exposure, and operational resilience into high-value propositions. Develops account and pursuit strategies, supports executive engagement, builds trusted relationships, generates qualified pipeline, and positions cybersecurity services as long-term strategic partnerships. Represents the organization through thought leadership, industry forums, executive roundtables, and conferences.

Leads strategic cyber advisory engagements with senior client stakeholders, translating cybersecurity expertise, regulatory pressures, and business priorities into high-value propositions and growth opportunities. Develops account and pursuit strategies, advises on cyber risk, governance, identity, cloud, AI, resilience, and third-party exposure, and strengthens executive relationships. Partners across sales, delivery, marketing, and leadership while representing the organization through thought leadership, industry forums, and cybersecurity events.

The role is accountable for strategic security leadership across semiconductor engineering environments, guiding teams in security practices while ensuring business efficiency.

Own and expand Dragos's global strategic partnership with Accenture: set vision and multi-year joint plans, drive co-innovation and GTM execution, enable sales and technical teams, align ecosystems and leadership to grow partner-sourced revenue and embed Dragos capabilities into Accenture services.

Coordinates cybersecurity penetration-testing projects across multiple test facilities. Responsibilities include managing project documentation, budgets, schedules, status reporting, site access, badging, equipment transfers, contracting and accounting coordination, test findings, and project records. The role requires cybersecurity knowledge spanning cloud computing, networks, virtual machines, and data transfers, plus collaboration with government and test organizations. Travel to testing sites is approximately 30% annually.

Assists the IT Security Team with implementing data loss prevention and endpoint privilege management controls. Supports threat and vulnerability processes by identifying issues and collaborating with global IT stakeholders. The intern works onsite in Coralville, Iowa, reports to the IT Security Manager, and collaborates across teams to strengthen security controls protecting the organization’s global IT environment.

Leads a cybersecurity test engineering team supporting Department of War developmental test, evaluation, and assessment activities. Provides cybersecurity and systems engineering expertise, reviews acquisition and test documentation, evaluates technical risks and test results, supports milestone reviews and independent technical risk assessments, develops senior-level briefings and reports, and recommends improvements to cybersecurity and developmental test policy.

Leads product cybersecurity and privacy activities across development, quality, regulatory, and project teams. Provides threat management, risk assessment, secure SDLC guidance, security requirements, vulnerability investigation, documentation, and customer assurance. Oversees product security deliverables, supports FDA 510(k) submissions, coordinates vendors, and contributes to program planning, agile reviews, design controls, and incident-related activities. The role requires technical leadership, extensive cybersecurity experience, and knowledge of medical device security standards and regulations.

Own a product area end to end, from customer and market research through strategy, development, launch, and outcome measurement. Serve as the product security domain expert, automate product decision-making with AI, shape customer and market messaging, and partner with services and go-to-market teams. The role focuses on building software and service offerings for connected device cybersecurity, vulnerability management, software supply chain risk, and compliance.

Leads a Federal cryptographic modernization engagement for a national-security customer. Owns customer relationships, contract delivery, schedules, staffing, risks, quality, financial performance, and executive communications. Coordinates cryptographic discovery, inventory, CBOM development, risk assessment, crypto-agility, and post-quantum migration planning with technical SMEs. Leads multidisciplinary teams, manages government and subcontractor stakeholders, supports governance and reporting, and identifies follow-on growth opportunities.

Analyze and exploit target networks using all-source intelligence, SIGINT, and cybersecurity data. Identify vulnerabilities, map network infrastructure, develop exploitation plans, analyze network traffic across OSI layers, create evolving cyber tradecraft, and communicate findings to intelligence stakeholders. The role requires collaboration with government, military, and contractor partners supporting national security missions.

Analyzes and exploits target networks using all-source intelligence, SIGINT, and cybersecurity data. Identifies vulnerabilities, maps network infrastructure, develops exploitation plans, analyzes activity across OSI layers, creates evolving analytic tradecraft, and communicates findings to intelligence stakeholders. The role requires extensive cybersecurity or network analysis experience and an active TS/SCI clearance with current polygraph.

Leads BMO’s independent second-line oversight of cybersecurity and technology risk across a complex, regulated financial enterprise. Establishes risk standards, challenges first-line assessments and controls, oversees remediation, reports risk profiles to executives, regulators, and board committees, and evaluates emerging cyber and technology risks including artificial intelligence. The role manages a North American team, develops KPIs and KRIs, enhances cyber maturity, advises stakeholders, and promotes strong risk governance and culture.

Supports DIB cybersecurity operations through process engineering, technical research, data analysis, and leadership reporting. Develops responses to high-priority data calls, tracks operational plans and capability gaps, reviews systems engineering documentation, and guides process governance and improvement initiatives. The role also requires documenting processes, managing documentation in SharePoint and Confluence, assessing requirements, and collaborating with government and contractor technical teams.

Analyzes and exploits target networks using all-source intelligence, SIGINT, and cybersecurity data. Identifies vulnerabilities, maps network infrastructure, develops exploitation plans, analyzes traffic across OSI layers, creates evolving analytic tradecraft, and communicates findings to intelligence stakeholders. Collaborates with government, military, and contractor partners supporting national security missions.

Develops and executes cyber exploitation plans against targeted networks, identifies collection and access gaps, conducts remote exploitation, analyzes intelligence and technical data, and produces fused targeting and intelligence products. The role supports national security missions and requires an active TS/SCI clearance with a current polygraph.

Analyze classified, proprietary, and open-source threat intelligence to identify impending attacks, emerging cyber threats, attack vectors, and malicious actors. Fuse information across classification levels, prepare intelligence assessments, brief senior stakeholders, and assess cyber threats to U.S. missions worldwide. Provide cybersecurity guidance regarding threats to external accounts and collaborate with technical and non-technical personnel.

Analyze SIGINT and cyber data to identify vulnerabilities, map target networks, and develop exploitation plans. Evaluate IP infrastructure, communication devices, and network traffic across OSI layers; create evolving analytic tradecraft; collaborate with government, military, and contractor partners; and communicate findings to intelligence stakeholders. The role requires an active TS/SCI clearance with current polygraph and substantial cybersecurity or network analysis experience.

Analyze and exploit target networks for national security missions using SIGINT, cyber data, and all-source intelligence. Identify vulnerabilities, map network infrastructure, develop exploitation plans, analyze communications and traffic across the OSI model, create evolving analytic tradecraft, and communicate findings to intelligence stakeholders. The role requires extensive cybersecurity or network analysis experience and an active TS/SCI clearance with current polygraph.

Analyzes SIGINT and cybersecurity data to map target networks, identify vulnerabilities, and develop exploitation plans for national security missions. The role applies expertise in IP infrastructure, communication devices, network traffic, vulnerability analysis, and digital forensics while developing analytic tradecraft and communicating findings to intelligence stakeholders. Collaboration with government, military, and contractor partners is required.

Conduct cyber exploitation and SIGINT analysis supporting national security missions. Develop exploitation plans, identify collection gaps, penetrate targeted networks, assess intelligence data, and create strategies for remote exploitation and access maintenance. Analyze technical information and synthesize large data volumes into fused targeting and intelligence products while communicating complex concepts to mission stakeholders.

Leads cybersecurity research programs, develops innovative concepts and prototype solutions, and directs research teams. Engages government customers, presents research findings, develops R&D proposals, and provides technical leadership for DARPA and similar projects. Requires strong hands-on software development, cybersecurity research, communication, and proposal experience, plus a PhD and significant industry experience.