Top Cyber Security Jobs

Leads a team of Product Security Analysts conducting threat modeling, attack surface analysis, security risk assessments, and design reviews for medical devices. Oversees compliance with FDA and global cybersecurity regulations, develops security policies and processes, collaborates with cross-functional teams and vendors, supports product security requirements, and mentors technical employees.

Supports IT data governance, compliance, and risk management by coordinating data ownership, value-risk assessments, audits, policy updates, compliance monitoring, documentation, staff education, and data security risk reviews. Works with the Chief Data Officer, business and data owners, management, auditors, and government stakeholders to strengthen accountability, governance maturity, audit readiness, and responsible data management.

Monitor and strengthen the organisation’s cybersecurity posture through governance, risk management, compliance, vulnerability assessment, threat analysis, and incident response. Develop security frameworks, reporting mechanisms, awareness programs, and secure design guidance. Review architectures, analyse logs and security events, track remediation, coordinate cyber incident investigations, support business continuity and disaster recovery planning, and participate in tabletop exercises.

Lead security architecture for a secure multi-cluster service mesh platform. Design authentication, authorization, tenant isolation, encryption, credential lifecycle, and service-to-service trust. Establish secure development patterns, threat modeling, testing, security quality gates, incident response, vulnerability discovery, and compliance practices. Implement and review Go and gRPC security systems, mentor engineers, guide technical direction, and collaborate with customers and cross-functional teams. Requires international travel to the Middle East and geopolitical hot zones up to 25% annually.

Designs and automates cloud security architecture, guardrails, IAM, zero-trust controls, and compliance across AWS infrastructure, Kubernetes platforms, and CI/CD pipelines. Conducts threat modeling and security assessments, monitors cloud threats, supports incident response, and builds self-service security tools that enable engineering teams to work securely. The role partners with platform, DevOps, SRE, architecture, and enterprise security teams.

Develops and validates hardware and software security solutions for DoD sensor payloads and mission systems. Responsibilities include systems security architecture, requirements development, anti-tamper and cybersecurity implementation, reverse engineering, security testing, RMF compliance, technical release analysis, exportability assessments, cryptographic protection, A&A documentation, and POA&M maintenance. The role collaborates with government, program, business development, and international stakeholders and provides technology-release training. This is a full-time, on-site position in Rolling Meadows, Illinois.

Supports cybersecurity operations through dashboard and event-log monitoring, ticket processing, data collection, analysis, remediation, troubleshooting, and triage. Assists SOC, incident response, and security networking teams while learning threat assessment, escalation, cybersecurity controls, architectural designs, and best practices. The intern also maintains cybersecurity tools, investigates security events involving malware and vulnerabilities, prepares reports, and performs general security upkeep under senior-team mentorship.

Develop and integrate hardware and software anti-tamper and cybersecurity solutions for DoD sensor, targeting, and electronic warfare systems. Perform secure architecture, requirements development, security testing, validation, reverse engineering, risk management, technical release analyses, exportability assessments, and compliance with U.S. Government security policies. Support Assessment and Authorization, Security Plans, POA&Ms, technology release training, cryptographic security, and collaboration with government and international program stakeholders.

Supports governance, risk, and compliance programs, including standards tracking, control-gap remediation, audits, vulnerability and patch management, third-party risk assessments, threat analysis, and security recommendations. Partners with IT and business teams to implement controls, maintain security baselines, conduct testing, and provide management dashboards. Leads selected security initiatives and participates in on-call support.

Designs, implements, maintains, and improves the university’s network security infrastructure. Responsibilities include managing firewalls, VPNs, IDS/IPS, SIEM monitoring, vulnerability scanning, risk assessments, threat mitigation, compliance reporting, troubleshooting network security issues, and coordinating with internal teams and external providers. The role supports three campuses, provides technical guidance, participates in upgrades and audits, and includes on-call responsibilities and occasional travel.

Detects, investigates, responds to, and remediates cyber threats across Azure, AWS, GCP, Microsoft 365, and SaaS environments. Builds and tunes KQL and Sigma detections, leads incident response, hardens cloud environments, investigates anomalous activity, and develops automation using scripts, Logic Apps, and AI-assisted tools. Produces operational and after-action reporting while staying current on emerging cloud attack techniques.

Designs and operates security controls across AWS and Azure environments. Responsibilities include cloud security monitoring, incident response, security automation, Infrastructure as Code standards, CI/CD security integration, policy-as-code, vulnerability management, architecture reviews, risk assessment, compliance support, penetration testing coordination, documentation, and mentoring. The role collaborates with DevOps, SRE, Engineering, Compliance, and Product teams and participates in an on-call incident response rotation.

Two-year rotational technology leadership program with four six-month rotations across cybersecurity, infrastructure, networking, compliance, enterprise platforms, service management, and IT operations. Associates support security posture, technology risk management, automation, process improvement, system reliability, and infrastructure initiatives while developing technical, business, and leadership skills. Successful participants transition into a full-time D&IT role based on business needs and demonstrated capabilities.

Leads Nordstrom’s enterprise Identity Security Operations function, overseeing identity platforms, access lifecycle operations, privileged access, incidents, service levels, automation, staffing, budgets, vendors, compliance, and operational roadmaps. Manages managers, engineers, analysts, and managed-service teams while partnering with Identity Engineering to ensure new capabilities are supportable, secure, observable, and production-ready.

Monitor networks and security tools, identify vulnerabilities, investigate and document cybersecurity incidents, conduct security and compliance audits, assess operational risks, support SOX IT controls, review third-party security standards, and help maintain corporate security policies. The role requires collaboration with infrastructure teams and vendors, ongoing cybersecurity knowledge, and occasional after-hours or weekend work.

Designs and operates SAP security and GRC frameworks across S/4HANA, ECC, Fiori, BTP, and SuccessFactors landscapes. Responsibilities include SAP role and authorization design, user provisioning, segregation-of-duties analysis, GRC Access Control and Process Control operations, audit support, cloud security, logging, security-note remediation, documentation, and mentoring. Partners with audit, compliance, business, Basis, and DBA teams to maintain secure and auditable SAP environments.

Own security and infrastructure for a fintech payments platform, with security comprising roughly two-thirds of the role. Responsibilities include cloud and application security, IAM, secrets management, threat modeling, detection engineering, incident response, vulnerability management, compliance, privacy, CI/CD, infrastructure as code, observability, reliability, backups, disaster recovery, and on-call operations. The role reports to the CTO and will establish the security function as the company’s founding security hire.

Lead design and delivery of backend services, APIs, data pipelines, and integrations across multiple teams. Set technical direction, improve performance, reliability, and observability, mentor engineers, debug complex production issues, and turn ambiguous security needs into scalable architecture and shipped product.

Act as the technical lead for strategic customers, driving adoption, deployments, architecture reviews, and executive engagements. Remove technical blockers, align cloud security strategy, partner with CSM and Sales on expansions, and provide product feedback to influence roadmap.

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Lead the design, modernization, and operation of large-scale enterprise identity and directory platforms. Responsibilities include engineering multi-domain Active Directory environments, integrating Entra ID and other cloud identity services, strengthening authentication and access management, improving reliability and security, resolving complex escalated issues, developing automation, and establishing architectural standards. The role partners with security, infrastructure, and platform teams to build scalable IAM capabilities across global, hybrid environments.

Monitor and improve the organization’s cybersecurity posture across Azure, endpoints, cloud infrastructure, applications, and networks. Responsibilities include vulnerability management, threat detection, attack surface monitoring, incident response support, log and alert analysis, endpoint and data security, and compliance documentation. The role maintains audit-ready controls aligned with NIST, CMMC, ISO, SOC, CIS, and FedRAMP, while collaborating with engineering, infrastructure, data, and compliance teams on remediation and secure technology adoption.

Provides information systems security engineering for complex, geographically distributed systems. Responsibilities include designing security architectures, validating requirements, assessing and mitigating risks, applying the Risk Management Framework, conducting vulnerability and security testing, auditing configurations, supporting certification and continuous monitoring, enforcing security policies, and collaborating with engineering, development, integration, test, program management, and customer teams.

Monitor and investigate security alerts using SIEM and EDR tools; respond to incidents through containment, eradication, and recovery; conduct vulnerability scans and prioritize remediation; partner with engineering teams on patching; validate fixes; maintain risk metrics; perform threat hunting; and identify detection gaps. The role requires cybersecurity experience with incident response, vulnerability management, security analysis, cloud security, Azure Identity, and relevant security frameworks.

Own and mature Neumo’s Governance, Risk, and Compliance program, including SOC 1, SOC 2, and PCI DSS audits, risk registers, data governance, control automation, vendor assessments, and exception processes. Manage 1–2 direct reports, coordinate remediation, leverage AI/LLM tools, participate in incident management, and communicate compliance posture and risk trends to executives and the board.