Top Fintech Cybersecurity Jobs

Supports corporate security and insider-risk initiatives through data gathering, process and gap analysis, risk reporting, and executive-level insights. The role tracks security reports, synthesizes complex information, identifies emerging intelligence needs, and supports decision-making for business segments, channels, and products. It requires sound judgment, discretion with sensitive matters, regulatory understanding, strong communication, and collaboration.

Supports credit union cybersecurity operations with a focus on incident response. Monitors and triages security alerts, investigates suspicious activity, coordinates containment and remediation, preserves evidence, improves playbooks and detections, supports vulnerability response, conducts light threat hunting, and participates in on-call incident response. Collaborates with IT teams, an MDR provider, vendors, and stakeholders while applying financial-services security requirements and frameworks such as MITRE ATT&CK.

Perform and coordinate IT security assessments, technical IT audits, and evaluations of IT and security processes. Develop audit approaches for emerging technologies, use data analytics to identify risks and improve audit efficiency, assess security weaknesses, communicate business risks, and recommend controls or mitigation actions. The role also involves developing subject-matter expertise, collaborating internationally, and sharing knowledge with colleagues.

Leads enterprise third-party risk management operations, including due diligence, risk assessments, monitoring, reporting, quality assurance, stakeholder education, and process improvement. Provides backup leadership, coaches team members, manages complex initiatives, improves technology and data quality, and uses portfolio insights to support risk decisions.

Administer and secure Windows, virtualization, directory, cloud-connected, and related infrastructure platforms. Own vulnerability remediation from assessment through closure, prioritize risks, coordinate patches and changes, maintain secure configuration baselines, and develop automation. Monitor infrastructure health and security events, support incident response, disaster recovery, audits, and technical documentation while collaborating with security, infrastructure, application, vendor, and audit teams. Participate in on-call rotations and scheduled maintenance.

Own and optimize CrowdStrike Falcon, build detection coverage across enterprise environments, automate threat detection and remediation, and lead technical incident response. The role manages MDR providers, analyzes diverse security logs, develops response playbooks, runs exercises, and leads detection and response engineers across the United States and India. Responsibilities include closing visibility gaps, containing incidents rapidly, communicating with leadership, and participating in on-call rotations.

Manage and lead cybersecurity advisory engagements: implement GRC programs, assess ITGC and IT risk, develop remediation roadmaps, run incident response tabletop exercises, manage GRC platforms, conduct vendor risk reviews, develop policies/SOPs, mentor staff, and support business development.

Leads security operations, incident response, vulnerability remediation, cloud and infrastructure security, application and software supply-chain security, and AI security governance. The role monitors and tunes security tooling, investigates incidents, manages vulnerabilities, reviews cloud and application controls, supports compliance audits, and develops automation using Python or PowerShell. It also advances Zero Trust, secure development practices, AI risk controls, threat modeling, and AI-assisted security operations.

Leads enterprise AI and application security architecture, governance, threat modeling, secure design reviews, and security tooling across cloud-native, AI, API, and microservices environments. Partners with engineering, DevOps, architecture, legal, compliance, and risk teams to implement secure-by-design practices, manage emerging AI threats, establish governance standards, and measure security maturity. Provides technical leadership, prototypes controls, evaluates third-party AI platforms, and mentors security and development teams.

Own security assessment and risk management for AI, LLM, Claude, MCP, and agentic systems. Define security controls, access governance, monitoring frameworks, standards, and training. Partner with AI Enablement and engineering teams on threat modeling, architecture reviews, and secure deployment. Build AI security monitoring tools, investigate risks such as prompt injection and data leakage, and track emerging attack vectors, defenses, and regulations.