Top Aerospace Cybersecurity Jobs

Supports Navy cybersecurity Assessment and Authorization activities by developing and maintaining RMF documentation, SSPs, SARs, and POA&Ms. Manages artifacts and system information in eMASS or MCCAST, supports security reviews and IV&V events, performs continuous monitoring, and helps remediate vulnerabilities under DISA STIG and IAVM requirements. The role requires active Top Secret clearance, DoD RMF expertise, cybersecurity certifications, and experience defending accreditation packages to authorizing officials.

Monitor and investigate security alerts across email, endpoint, identity, and cloud environments; support incident response, access management, vulnerability remediation, security-tool administration, phishing response, compliance requests, documentation, and security awareness. The analyst partners with IT and Help Desk teams, participates in after-hours incident on-call rotation, and helps improve detection quality and security operations processes.

Leads enterprise cybersecurity engineering efforts, including security requirements, architecture, system design, development, configuration, and technology evaluations. Guides development teams through systems development lifecycles, translates regulations into security processes, documents security roadmaps, and oversees junior, mid-level, and senior cybersecurity engineers. The role focuses on cloud and on-premises environments, automation, artificial intelligence, and advanced cybersecurity solutions.

The Director of Security will lead Neros' converged physical, cybersecurity, industrial, and personnel security programs. Responsibilities include designing security architecture, protecting manufacturing facilities and production lines, driving DoD compliance and clearance initiatives, building the security organization, managing the CISO and FSO, overseeing vendors, and establishing crisis response, insider threat, and business continuity protocols.

Manage a classified COMSEC account as the primary KMI Operating Account Manager. Responsibilities include COMSEC material accountability, KMI administration, electronic key generation and distribution, secure shipments, inventories, reconciliations, reporting, asset management, troubleshooting, user training, and compliance. The role supports 24/7 operations across manufacturing, depot, engineering, and mission-support teams and requires rotating shifts, U.S. person status, and an active Top Secret clearance or eligibility to obtain one.

Analyze cybersecurity telemetry and detection coverage for Defensive Cyberspace Operations supporting U.S. Space Force mission systems. Map threats to MITRE ATT&CK, develop detection logic and visualizations, validate security data pipelines, identify visibility gaps, and support purple-team and threat-emulation activities. Document risks and corrective actions, provide operator guidance, and collaborate with cyber operations, intelligence, engineering, and mission stakeholders. The role is on-site in Colorado Springs and requires up to 10% travel.

Leads cybersecurity oversight, governance, risk management, compliance, system accreditation, and incident response for SIPRNet and classified information systems. Maintains RMF artifacts, ATOs, STIG compliance, security baselines, vulnerability remediation, access controls, audit documentation, and continuous monitoring. Coordinates with authorizing officials, auditors, engineers, and government stakeholders while ensuring classified data protection and user training.

Monitors and analyzes cybersecurity threats, supports IT infrastructure security, and guides systems through DoD authorization processes. Develops System Security Plans, Plans of Action and Milestones, risk assessments, and compliance documentation using RMF practices and security tools. Interfaces with clients, contractors, and leadership, assists the ISSM, manages assets and projects, and supports cybersecurity exercises and field operations. Requires a bachelor’s degree or equivalent, three or more years of experience, DoD certifications, U.S. citizenship, and the ability to obtain a security clearance.

Owns day-to-day cybersecurity operations, including alert monitoring, incident investigation, containment, recovery, detection engineering, vulnerability remediation, security automation, and security awareness. Builds SOAR workflows integrating SIEM, EDR, identity, email, and ticketing systems. Assesses network and cloud security, supports compliance and audits, develops procedures and playbooks, reports security metrics, and participates in after-hours on-call response.

Architects and integrates Zero Trust cybersecurity capabilities for a mission-critical DoD Command and Control enterprise. Responsibilities include engineering SIEM and SOAR platforms, security data pipelines, detection rules, endpoint protection, vulnerability management, Linux infrastructure, automation, STIG and SCAP compliance, and RMF documentation. The role partners with SOC teams, engineers, government leaders, vendors, and coalition partners while supporting classified mission operations and producing security reporting.