Top Cybersecurity Jobs

Leads a cybersecurity specialist sales team focused on selling cloud and security solutions, driving digital transformation, and achieving territory sales targets. Responsibilities include hiring, coaching, and developing technical sales talent; managing opportunity strategy and execution; guiding business-value selling; building partner networks; coordinating cross-organizational deployments; engaging senior stakeholders; and maintaining customer satisfaction, operational standards, sales metrics, training, and certifications.

Manage day-to-day security operations for DoD information systems supporting Collateral, SCI, and SAP environments. Develop and maintain RMF authorization packages, monitor compliance, coordinate system changes, review audit records, identify vulnerabilities, support incident recovery, maintain security documentation, and conduct continuous monitoring. Assist ISSMs and government and contractor organizations with assessment and authorization efforts.

Leads New Business Initiative Assessments across products, technologies, processes, and third parties. Evaluates cybersecurity, fraud, physical security, resilience, regulatory, privacy, and operational risks; identifies control gaps; facilitates cross-functional challenge; documents decisions and evidence; tracks remediation; reports to senior leaders; and improves assessment processes using Lean Six Sigma.

Lead technical product marketing for Airlock Digital by creating practitioner-focused messaging, driving product launches, enabling sales with technical assets, and developing competitive differentiation. Partner cross-functionally with Product, Solutions Engineering, Sales, Channel, and Customer Success to translate complex cybersecurity capabilities into clear customer value and measurable go-to-market outcomes.

Supports Grant Thornton’s Cybersecurity and Privacy team across consulting engagement phases, including cyber strategy, privacy compliance, AI security, cloud security, identity and access management, threat monitoring, incident management, ethical hacking, and data protection. Contributes to business development, marketing initiatives, and thought leadership while building business, technical, analytical, communication, and project management skills.

Supports cybersecurity risk management, governance, oversight, risk assessments, control evaluations, compliance monitoring, reporting, and remediation tracking. Analyzes evidence, metrics, and documentation; researches emerging cyber threats and industry practices; and collaborates with technology, security, risk, and business stakeholders. The role is part of an 18-month early-career development program for recent graduates, including mentorship, structured learning, cross-functional projects, and coaching.

Supports cybersecurity risk, governance, awareness, resilience, and reporting initiatives. Responsibilities include gathering and analyzing metrics and documentation, researching emerging cyber risks and industry practices, collaborating with technology and business stakeholders, and contributing to presentations, communications, process improvements, and program oversight within a global financial services organization.

AeroVironment is recruiting for upcoming five-year cybersecurity contract opportunities across database engineering, information systems security, software, systems, cloud, testing, administration, web development, and data science. Team members will support defensive cyber operations, critical infrastructure protection, threat detection, containment, mitigation, systems integration, analytics, information sharing, malware analysis, configuration management, and training development. Positions begin in late 2026 or early 2027 and may require U.S. person status or U.S. citizenship under ITAR and contract requirements.

Evaluates cybersecurity submissions for drone systems under the Blue UAS Cleared List Program. Reviews assessment reports, penetration testing results, vulnerabilities, remediation plans, and supporting evidence; assesses residual risks to missions and national security; provides recommendations on risk mitigation and technical acceptance; and applies NIST controls, supply chain risk management, DoD RMF, and applicable cybersecurity policies.

The Solutions Engineer will assist Mid-market and SMB Sales teams in pre-sales activities, deliver product demonstrations, manage technical evaluations, and collaborate on product improvements.

Leads Navy cyber and information warfare strategy, growth, capture, and proposal development. Owns go-to-market strategies, major contract wins, revenue and pipeline targets, executive client relationships, and federalization of commercial AI and cybersecurity solutions. Builds operational capabilities, mentors talent, coordinates multidisciplinary delivery teams, and ensures technical accuracy and delivery excellence across strategic Navy programs.

Advise and advance enterprise Third Party Risk Management capabilities, policies, governance, and operating practices. Assess complex third- and fourth-party risks, develop enterprise risk strategies, lead cross-functional initiatives, advise senior leaders, improve governance and analytics, and influence stakeholders across technology, cybersecurity, procurement, legal, resilience, and risk functions.

Monitor and analyze insider and external cyber threats across a global Air Force enterprise. Perform security alerting, incident resolution, vulnerability scanning, audit-event processing, antivirus management, compliance tracking, cyber-readiness reporting, and remediation prioritization. Provide risk recommendations for ATO and ATT decisions, support security-event response, and advise government program leads on cyber readiness. This is an onsite, shift-based role supporting the ISR mission at Beale AFB.

Serves as the cybersecurity subject matter expert for Joint Interagency Task Force 401. Designs and evaluates secure system architectures, translates mission requirements into cybersecurity solutions, supports testing and design reviews, conducts risk and vulnerability assessments, develops security strategies, mentors team members, and leads certification and accreditation activities using the DoD RMF and eMASS.

Evaluate cybersecurity submissions for the DCMA Blue List Program, focusing on embedded systems, firmware, wireless communications, software assurance, and supply chain risks. Review assessment reports, penetration testing results, vulnerability analyses, technical evidence, and remediation plans. Provide risk-based recommendations, validate mitigation effectiveness, advise Government stakeholders, interpret cybersecurity standards and policies, and monitor emerging threats affecting small unmanned systems and national security.

Supports hardware assurance for the GBSD defense program by assessing hardware and firmware threats, vulnerabilities, and risks; reviewing security assessments; identifying noncompliance; recommending mitigations; and helping ensure secure system architecture and implementation. The role also supports vulnerability management, supply chain security, counterfeit prevention, program protection, stakeholder communication, technical working groups, and security requirements across complex defense systems.

The role involves managing meetings, assessing cybersecurity risks, coordinating with stakeholders, and supporting strategic DoD initiatives. It requires extensive expertise in cybersecurity governance and risk management.

Lead product security for regulated medical device software, integrating security across the development lifecycle. Conduct threat modeling, risk and vulnerability assessments, security architecture reviews, penetration testing, code reviews, incident response, vendor assessments, and compliance activities. Support secure boot, communications, updates, access controls, and data protection. Collaborate with Agile scrum teams, document security practices, promote security awareness, and contribute to product security strategy for current and next-generation devices.

Monitors and triages cybersecurity alerts in a 24/7/365 Tier 1 incident response team. The role validates alerts, identifies malicious activity, escalates verified incidents, documents technical findings, uses SIEM, SOAR, and AI tools, and supports threat monitoring and response operations. Candidates need a technical bachelor’s degree, an active cybersecurity certification, and at least six months of SOC or incident response, SIEM/SOAR, and cloud security experience.

Design, build, and operate security-focused software, services, automation frameworks, APIs, and developer platforms. Integrate security controls into CI/CD and cloud-native workflows, implement identity and access-management capabilities, conduct secure code reviews and threat modeling, and maintain security telemetry systems. Collaborate with engineering, security, and compliance teams, support incident response, translate emerging threats into engineering requirements, and mentor engineers on secure coding and architecture.

Oversee daily operations of the MACC-TTE cyber training/testing center. Manage customer support for events, integrate sponsor requirements, control projects/budgets/schedules, serve as primary POC, be on-site during regular duty hours, and act as backup to the Program Manager as needed.

Designs and assesses security for complex systems, cloud infrastructure, applications, media workflows, APIs, vendor tools, and third-party integrations. The engineer leads high-risk AppSec and CloudSec assessments, develops threat models and reusable security controls, establishes hardening baselines, advises secure content-production workflows, tests tooling, researches AI security implications, and mentors engineers. The role is primarily office-based Monday through Thursday in Glendale, California, with remote work on Fridays.

Protect P&G’s global IT environment from cyber threats through security engineering or analysis. Responsibilities include designing and monitoring security platforms, investigating incidents, responding to threats, assessing vulnerabilities, driving remediation, researching emerging attack techniques, strengthening security controls, and communicating risks to technical and business stakeholders.

Lead cross-functional cybersecurity programs spanning product, cloud, enterprise, vulnerability management, compliance, and incident readiness. Own roadmaps, budgets, risks, dependencies, metrics, executive reporting, assessments, audits, certifications, and vendor engagements. Coordinate incident response and remediation while partnering with engineering, IT, legal, privacy, compliance, and business teams. Track emerging risks and regulatory requirements, strengthen security-by-design practices, and use AI and automation to improve execution.

Leads and grows a global digital risks and cybersecurity consulting business. Responsibilities include strategy, business development, sales, complex cyber advisory and incident response engagements, AI risk and governance services, threat analysis, executive recommendations, project profitability, team leadership, recruitment, and mentoring. The role advises clients on cyber resilience, information security risk, governance, forensics, analytics, emerging technology risk, and multi-jurisdictional cyber investigations.