Top Cybersecurity Jobs

Responsible for conducting OSINT collection on foreign sources related to Weapons of Mass Destruction (WMD), creating collection plans, drafting reports, and providing expertise.

The OSINT Policy & Governance Specialist will conduct policy research, compliance assessments, and regulatory evaluations to support strategic goals across OSINT programs.

As a Junior Language-Enabled OSINT Collector, you will conduct OSINT collection using MAS tools, create collection plans, draft OSINT reports, and ensure compliance with intelligence requirements.

Analyze and validate military-related imagery and facilitate AI/ML mission support while mentoring junior analysts and collaborating with technical teams.

The Language-Enabled OSINT Collector conducts OSINT collection on foreign sources, drafts reports, creates collection plans, and ensures compliance with Defense Intelligence requirements.

Design, implement, and manage firewall solutions (Cisco, Palo Alto, Juniper). Configure, maintain, and troubleshoot firewall policies; monitor network traffic for threats; remediate vulnerabilities. Collaborate with cross-functional teams to align network security with business requirements, translate customer needs into enterprise network solutions, and support hybrid cloud network integrations.

Serve as Principal Cybersecurity Analyst/ISSO supporting NC3/SA CCS systems: perform RMF tasks (assessments, eMASS control management), security impact analyses, monitor system security posture, coordinate risk reporting, and advise program stakeholders on cybersecurity and configuration changes.

Support RMF implementation and Cyber Representative by drafting RMF documentation, developing and executing cybersecurity test plans, performing vulnerability scans, documenting test results and SAR inputs, tracking remediation, conducting SIAs, and liaising between engineering and cyber stakeholders to integrate security into system design.

Support RMF/ATO activities: produce and maintain system security documentation (SSP, STCM, POA&M) using eMASS and Microsoft tools, install and manage cybersecurity tools, perform security control assessments and continuous monitoring, manage vulnerabilities, and coordinate with stakeholders and oversight organizations.

Serve as a Cybersecurity Systems Engineer for a U.S. Navy weapon system: apply MBSE and RMF to identify threats, assess and mitigate security risk, develop SSE deliverables, coordinate with government stakeholders, support integration/verification/testing, and present program status to senior leadership.