Top Cybersecurity Jobs

Own technical customer success for a cybersecurity platform by driving deployment, adoption, value realization, risk reduction, and renewal readiness. Build success plans, identify usage gaps, mitigate technical blockers, support QBRs and expansion opportunities, and represent customer feedback internally. Partner with security and IT stakeholders, Account Executives, Solutions Engineering, Professional Services, Support, and Renewals. This is a remote role requiring travel at least twice annually.

Leads information system security for classified computing environments, enforcing security policies and supporting assessment, authorization, and continuous operation. Manages teams executing the Risk Management Framework, oversees monitoring, assessments, audits, reporting, threat prioritization, and corrective actions. Develops enterprise security policies and advises senior leaders on technical risks and compliance. The role requires active Top Secret/SCI clearance, IAM Level III certification, classified-program experience, and 10%–20% travel.

Lead and execute cybersecurity, cloud and AI audit engagements; assess controls and risks; provide advisory services, data-driven insights, and clear audit reports to senior management and the Board. Develop audit plans, use data analytics, identify emerging technology risks, maintain audit methodology compliance, and collaborate across groups. Hybrid role in Chicago office (3 days/week).

Participate in an 11-week cybersecurity internship supporting security monitoring, vulnerability assessments, risk analysis, and implementation of security controls. Gain hands-on experience with cybersecurity tools, policies, and practices while collaborating with experienced security professionals. Candidates must be rising sophomores, juniors, or seniors enrolled in a relevant technical degree program and demonstrate strong analytical, communication, teamwork, and problem-solving skills.

Assess hardware and software for cybersecurity vulnerabilities, develop automation for cybersecurity processes, investigate complex technical issues, evaluate static code analysis results, perform cybersecurity impact assessments, maintain artifacts for Air Force authorization decisions, conduct ACAS vulnerability scans, and complete manual STIG/SRG verifications. The role requires cybersecurity experience, STEM education, government clearance eligibility, and potential SAP clearance.

Assess hardware and software for cybersecurity vulnerabilities, analyze static code findings, conduct cybersecurity impact evaluations, support Air Force authorization decisions, perform ACAS vulnerability scans, and verify STIG/SRG compliance. The role also investigates complex technical issues, develops cybersecurity process automation, and maintains authorization artifacts. Candidates need a STEM bachelor's degree, cybersecurity experience, and the ability to obtain or maintain Secret and SAP clearances.

Lead and grow a sales engineering team for the Mid-Atlantic Major accounts, scaling technical processes (discovery, qualification, POC), partnering with sales, product, and engineering to design value-based solutions, close deals across the Zscaler portfolio (including Gen AI), and develop talent in a matrixed GTM environment.

Lead and grow a sales engineering team for core cybersecurity portfolio, drive value-based selling, refine SE processes (discovery, qualification, POC), partner with sales, product, and engineering to design solutions and close major deals.

Lead and grow a sales engineering team for core cybersecurity and Gen AI solutions across the Central US region. Recruit, mentor, and scale sales engineering processes (discovery, technical qualification, POC). Partner with GTM sales, product, and engineering to design value-based technical solutions and close enterprise deals in a matrixed environment.

Leads strategic cybersecurity advisory engagements with senior client stakeholders, sales, delivery, marketing, and public affairs teams. Develops sector-specific account strategies, shapes high-value pursuits, advises on cyber risk, regulatory readiness, identity, cloud, AI governance, resilience, and third-party risk, and builds executive relationships that drive pipeline, revenue, and long-term cyber resilience partnerships.

Lead strategy and roadmap for Agentic Identity Management (AIM), validate product-market fit, drive commercialization and adoption, partner cross-functionally, mentor product teams, and measure product and business success.

Cybersecurity interns support areas including network and infrastructure security, application security, cyber intelligence, penetration testing, intrusion analysis, and data assurance. Responsibilities may include monitoring threats and alerts, troubleshooting security systems, conducting audits and security testing, analyzing vulnerabilities and threat data, developing intelligence briefings, and improving detection and response processes.

Leads LogicGate’s internal cybersecurity organization and enterprise security program as Deputy CISO. Owns security operations, incident response, vulnerability management, security architecture, governance, vendor risk, security awareness, and SOC 2, ISO 27001, ISO 42001, and FedRAMP readiness. Partners with Engineering, Product, Legal, and Operations, represents security in enterprise customer engagements, communicates risks to executives and auditors, and applies AI and automation to improve threat detection and operational efficiency.

Leads enterprise cyber defense and security operations across security engineering, cloud security, detection engineering, incident response, and AI-driven automation. Manages cybersecurity professionals, security technology lifecycles, Azure, Microsoft 365, AWS, SIEM content, Detection-as-Code, and Zero Trust architectures. Serves as incident commander and delegated Cyber Defense leader while establishing governance, metrics, and controls supporting HIPAA, HITECH, NIST CSF, CIS Controls, and HITRUST compliance.

Owns the organization’s Technology Control Plan and ITAR/EAR compliance program under DCSA FOCI guidance. Responsibilities include cybersecurity control definition, risk mitigation, audit and assurance reviews, security reporting, incident and violation investigations, access decisions, system compliance assessments, recovery monitoring, documentation, and annual self-inspections. The role coordinates with security, technical, executive, and board stakeholders and serves as the formal authority for technology-control attestations.

Lead risk-based IT audits across cloud, datacenter, infrastructure, security, networking, and software engineering. Assess controls, identify gaps, draft reports, coordinate with stakeholders and external auditors, and follow up on remediation.

Supports senior consultants on projects improving cybersecurity for operational technology and industrial control systems. The intern develops cybersecurity consulting skills and applies foundational knowledge of network security, encryption, incident response, and NIST SP 800 frameworks while handling sensitive information and collaborating with engineering teams.

Maintains the security posture of DoD information systems supporting Collateral, SCI, and SAP environments. Performs continuous monitoring, authorization package development, configuration management, vulnerability identification, compliance assessments, audit review, incident handling, media sanitization, and security training. Coordinates system changes with ISSM and authorization officials, supports RMF assessment and authorization activities, and ensures physical, personnel, environmental, and operational security requirements are met.

The ISSO maintains information system security for DoD Special Access Programs, collateral, and SCI environments. Responsibilities include RMF authorization packages, security control reviews, configuration and change management, vulnerability identification, audit documentation, incident support, system recovery monitoring, and security training. The role coordinates closely with the ISSM, ISO, and authorization officials while ensuring compliance with security authorization requirements.

Leads AI and security architecture, strategy, and enterprise-scale product development for Splunk at Cisco. Drives major technology programs, translates AI and security innovations into scalable customer solutions, influences product and engineering roadmaps, builds cross-organizational partnerships, and mentors technical teams. Requires deep expertise in AI, machine learning, cybersecurity, and enterprise deployments, along with recognized industry contributions and exceptional communication skills.

Leads cybersecurity for classified information systems as the ISSM of record. Oversees policy, compliance, security operations, risk assessments, incident response, continuous monitoring, security awareness, and alignment with business and government requirements. Manages cybersecurity personnel and front-line managers, advises stakeholders on security posture and technology changes, conducts briefings and training, and interfaces with customers, security officials, and U.S. government representatives. The role is fully onsite in Plano, Texas, with up to 20% business travel.

Leads enterprise vulnerability management across data centers, endpoints, multi-cloud, AI workloads, and manufacturing environments. The role prioritizes exposures using threat intelligence, exploitability, asset criticality, business context, and attack-path analysis. Responsibilities include vulnerability scanning, remediation governance, patch coordination, exception management, automation, dashboards, intelligence workflows, 0-day response, stakeholder influence, and mentoring. The engineer partners with infrastructure, cloud, application, SOC, and incident response teams to reduce organizational risk and mature cybersecurity capabilities.

Lead cybersecurity architecture for cloud-native enterprise solutions: evaluate controls and new technologies, advise stakeholders, provide technical guidance, promote firmwide SDLC practices, and mentor peers to mitigate risk and adopt strategic solutions.

Cybersecurity interns support managers and staff with departmental projects, reports, operational and administrative tasks, and cybersecurity-related activities under supervision. The role builds knowledge of IT security, risk practices, regulatory examinations, and technology remediation while developing communication, leadership, organization, and multitasking skills. This is an in-person position in Mount Laurel, New Jersey, requiring office attendance up to four days per week.

The Senior Manager for Medical Device Cybersecurity will lead the strategy and execution of cybersecurity initiatives for medical devices, ensuring compliance with FDA guidelines and integrating security into product development processes.