Top Cybersecurity Jobs

The Product Security Analyst at Boeing ensures program cybersecurity throughout lifecycle phases, implements RMF processes, evaluates security risks, and collaborates with technical teams.

Supports classified Boeing systems by leading RMF assessment and authorization, continuous monitoring, security compliance, configuration management, risk assessments, audits, incident response, and vulnerability analysis. The ISSO develops security agreements and reports, oversees system inventories and corrective actions, advises management and customers, and coordinates with government stakeholders. The role requires an active Top Secret clearance, U.S. person status, and compliance with DoD cybersecurity standards and tools.

Design and implement product security/anti-tamper software solutions for defense platforms. Define architectures, requirements, interfaces and algorithms, integrate and test security features across hardware and software, and collaborate with platform engineers and architects to field secure tactical capabilities.

Leads cybersecurity and information assurance activities for classified systems supporting Boeing’s Air Dominance programs. Oversees RMF execution, security compliance, authorization, monitoring, threat remediation, software evaluations, cloud migration, and secure architecture. Provides technical leadership, mentorship, policy guidance, stakeholder communication, reporting, and continuous improvement. Requires extensive cybersecurity and classified-program experience, IAM Level III certification, an active Top Secret clearance, and a recent Tier 5 investigation or continuous vetting enrollment.

Supports product cybersecurity and cyber-resiliency engineering for embedded avionics systems across the full development and sustainment lifecycle. Responsibilities include defining security requirements, conducting threat and risk analysis, advising secure architectures, implementing DoD and NISPOM-aligned controls, producing security artifacts, and coordinating with systems, software, hardware, customers, and certification stakeholders. The role is fully onsite, requires up to 20% travel, and requires obtaining and maintaining an active Secret clearance.

Design, integrate, and verify anti-tamper/product security solutions for embedded computing assets across defense platforms. Develop requirements, test plans, documentation, and collaborate with platform engineers and customers to field hardware/software protections, including cryptography, secure communications, reverse engineering, and FPGA-based mitigations. Must support development through verification and fielding.

Provides technical and programmatic information assurance services, designs and implements security requirements, and supports compliance with federal regulations. Responsibilities include information systems security engineering, certification and accreditation, security architecture, incident response, and forensics. The role requires an active TS/SCI clearance with CI polygraph, a DoD-8140 IAM or IAT certification, flexible scheduling, and onsite work in Denver.

Supports product security and anti-tamper engineering for Boeing defense platforms. Responsibilities include developing security strategies, defining requirements and architectures, designing software or integrating systems, creating test plans, conducting verification, and collaborating with DOD customers, suppliers, and engineering stakeholders. The role spans hardware and software domains and is fully onsite in the greater St. Louis area.

Join Boeing Defence Australia’s 24-month graduate program as a Product Security Engineer. Responsibilities include implementing product security throughout the lifecycle, conducting authorization and assessments, maintaining security policies and audits, performing threat assessments, analyzing vulnerabilities and risks, and recommending mitigations. The role requires collaboration across multidisciplinary engineering teams and offers a permanent full-time position in Brisbane.

Performs COMSEC custodial and industrial security duties, including classified keying material and equipment inventories, transfers, accountability, installation, destruction, and compliance oversight. Maintains records, supports classified networks, trains personnel, conducts inspections, and reports discrepancies. The role requires physical work in production environments, including climbing, lifting, and confined-space access, as well as an active Top Secret clearance and U.S. person status.