Top Entry Level Cybersecurity Cybersecurity Jobs

Represent security compliance with customers, map frameworks to Zscaler capabilities, create reusable playbooks, educate sales teams, and complete security questionnaires and assessments. Translate technical security and data-protection concepts into business and sales messaging while supporting frameworks including NIST, ISO 27001, DORA, GDPR, PCI, and HIPAA. The role requires customer-facing credibility, compliance expertise, security architecture knowledge, and the ability to leverage AI-driven workflows.

Participate in Mastercard’s 18-month Launch Program while supporting security infrastructure engineering and architecture. Contribute to data security initiatives involving information classification, loss prevention controls, DSPM capabilities, governance, visibility, and enforcement. Apply cybersecurity knowledge, AI technologies, analytical problem-solving, and hands-on experience with complex datasets to address security challenges. Collaborate cross-functionally, continue developing technical expertise, and support enterprise information protection and regulatory compliance.

Lead macOS security research, including Endpoint Security API telemetry, malware reverse engineering, attack emulation, EDR bypass research, and proof-of-concept development. Collaborate with Detection Engineering, Product, and Engineering to operationalize findings, track Apple platform changes, improve detection coverage, document risks, and mentor teammates. The role also involves building ephemeral research infrastructure and representing the company through technical publications, speaking, and media engagement.

Leads an engineering team responsible for improving application security across a division. Develops security roadmaps, embeds secure development practices, manages threat modeling and vulnerability remediation, establishes release gates, integrates automated security controls into CI/CD pipelines, maintains security metrics and inventories, supports audits, and builds security champions. Partners with engineering, product, DevOps, QA, suppliers, and cybersecurity teams to reduce risk while balancing business and delivery priorities.

Investigates and reports online intellectual property abuse, including counterfeiting and phishing, using proprietary software and open-source research. Reviews web results, analyzes datasets for trends and anomalies, enforces brand protection policies, collaborates with global teams, prepares consultative reports, and provides customer service. Requires strong internet research, communication, organization, attention to detail, and Microsoft Office skills.

Leads Dragos Public Sector’s post-sales technical team, mentoring subject matter experts and driving customer adoption, operationalization, and measurable platform value. The role manages customer escalations, stakeholder relationships, product feedback, roadmap advocacy, team processes, performance metrics, and AI-enabled improvements. It requires industrial cybersecurity expertise, SIEM experience, advanced network traffic analysis, U.S. citizenship, and willingness to travel up to 25%.

Conduct real-time incident detection and response across Windows, macOS, and Linux environments. Perform malware, computer forensic, and network forensic analysis; develop detection processes and execute countermeasures and remediation plans. Communicate findings and recommendations to customers, contribute thought leadership, and improve security operations using technical and AI-enabled capabilities. This DoD SkillBridge role requires active-duty service members available for 90–180 days and willing to work onsite in St. Louis with hybrid flexibility after training.

Lead hands-on product security architecture across GitLab, including design reviews, threat modeling, systemic risk remediation, security standards, prototypes, and reusable developer guardrails. Partner with engineering and product leaders, secure distributed systems and software supply chains, guide AI coding tool security, mentor security engineers, and influence technical direction through proactive architecture and clear communication.

Research bots, automation frameworks, fraud kits, and adversary techniques; reverse-engineer attacks, test and improve detection systems, develop detection heuristics and signatures, design mitigations, and automate analyst investigations. Partner with data scientists and engineers to operationalize intelligence at scale. Clearly communicate attacker behavior and defensive strategies to technical and non-technical audiences.

Leads systems security engineering across the full SDLC for mission-critical DoD programs. Defines security requirements, develops architectures, performs threat modeling and adversarial analysis, integrates security into DevSecOps pipelines, and leads RMF Assessment and Authorization activities. Authors security documentation, evaluates STIGs and security benchmarks, manages residual risks, mentors engineering teams, engages government stakeholders, and supports proposal development and technical reviews.