Top Cyber Security Jobs

Administer SAP Basis and security across ECC and S/4HANA environments, including monitoring, transports, upgrades, patching, refreshes, performance tuning, role-based access, user provisioning, SoD remediation, and audit support. Support global implementations, testing, cutover, and hypercare. The role also manages NextLabs, automation, infrastructure changes, documentation, troubleshooting, compliance readiness, and small application projects while collaborating with infrastructure, application, QA, and security teams.

Assess cloud technologies, applications, workloads, and security controls for risks and vulnerabilities. Lead cloud vulnerability identification, gap analysis, remediation planning, and hybrid-cloud security improvements. Manage Aqua, Wiz, Qualys, and CrowdStrike solutions; advise engineering teams; support audits and regulatory inquiries; monitor emerging threats; and align cloud security initiatives with enterprise strategy. The role also provides subject matter expertise, technical guidance, and leadership updates while developing team capabilities.

Implements, supports, and optimizes SIEM, SOAR, security telemetry, and data pipelines. Responsibilities include log onboarding, parsing, normalization, detection rule development and tuning, data quality validation, troubleshooting, automation, architecture review support, documentation, and continuous improvement. The engineer works in a client-facing consulting environment under senior guidance and supports multiple security operations platforms and environments.

Lead security architecture for a LEO satellite network spanning multi-region cloud, ground stations, and edge nodes. The role owns zero-trust workload identity, SDN and control-plane hardening, runtime defense, policy enforcement, cryptographic key ceremonies, PKI, HSM and TPM architecture, secrets management, security telemetry, and anomaly detection. It translates federal and defense cybersecurity mandates into resilient technical designs and collaborates with platform, ground-segment, and spacecraft teams.

The Security Assurance Lead will establish and lead a security testing and assurance organization spanning spacecraft, embedded hardware, supply chain, launch operations, cloud infrastructure, CI/CD, and ground systems. Responsibilities include defining governance, security KPIs, risk frameworks, testing strategies, vulnerability remediation thresholds, and launch-readiness criteria. The role leads red teaming, penetration testing, vulnerability research, and cross-functional security improvements, while providing final security sign-off for mission-critical hardware and software releases.

Designs, installs, tests, and maintains secure operating systems, networks, databases, and cybersecurity architectures. Troubleshoots firewalls, network access, malware, and unauthorized activity; performs risk, penetration, vulnerability, and forensic analysis. Converts requirements into constrained systems solutions, establishes configuration baselines, integrates architecture into existing infrastructure, supports testing, and provides technical recommendations. The role is hands-on and onsite in Virginia, requiring coordination with multiple stakeholders and an active TS/SCI clearance with polygraph.

Leads presales security architecture for enterprise customers, partnering with sales, engineering, and technology vendors. Designs hybrid, multicloud, and AI security strategies; conducts demonstrations, architecture sessions, webinars, and presentations; develops technical collateral, proposals, reference architectures, and proof-of-concept labs. Identifies security opportunities, supports solution selling, coordinates implementations, resolves issues, and maintains customer and stakeholder relationships across the sales cycle.

Monitors network traffic, logs, alerts, and security metrics to identify anomalies, intrusion attempts, vulnerabilities, and breaches. Coordinates incident response, conducts network and system forensics, performs malware analysis, documents findings, and manages SIEM, syslog, NetFlow, vulnerability assessment, and related security platforms. Mentors student and IT employees on security procedures.

Designs, deploys, and integrates secure Google Cloud Platform and Microsoft Azure environments with existing infrastructure. Implements cloud-native security controls, monitors compliance, investigates and remediates complex security incidents, automates controls through CI/CD pipelines, and enforces regulatory requirements. The role also evaluates cloud security tools, documents best practices, collaborates with technical teams, and mentors junior security staff.

Supports the bank’s IT infrastructure, help desk, technology vendors, system migrations, physical security, access control, risk management, and user access reviews. Provides end-user training, social engineering testing, cybersecurity alert monitoring, and escalation support. Maintains servers, computers, and printers, while preparing security program updates and reports for senior management and the IT Steering Committee. Ensures compliance with security policies, banking regulations, confidentiality requirements, and recordkeeping standards.

Deploys and manages cloud, virtualized, physical network, and cybersecurity infrastructure, including IDS/IPS, firewalls, SIEM, SOAR, and EDR. Automates provisioning, patching, and reporting with PowerShell, Ansible, Terraform, and REST APIs. Monitors and tunes HCI clusters, conducts disaster-recovery drills, applies STIGs, investigates incidents, maintains runbooks, and mentors junior staff. Requires Windows and Linux administration, networking, infrastructure-as-code, backup and recovery, capacity planning, and troubleshooting expertise in a cleared DoD environment.

Administer Tenable Security Center, Nessus Scanners, and Nessus Manager on Linux platforms. Conduct vulnerability scans, analyze and prioritize findings, coordinate remediation, produce reports, monitor alerts, respond to incidents, maintain secure platform performance, install security products, and train users. The role supports enterprise cybersecurity environments and requires extensive cyber experience, current TS/SCI clearance, DoD certification, and the ability to pass a government polygraph.

Leads the design, implementation, maintenance, assessment, and authorization of secure IT systems. Provides information systems security expertise, performs NIST RMF and DoD compliance assessments, manages vulnerabilities, supports incident response and accreditation records, and evaluates security work products. The role requires application security testing, security control assessment tools, DoD STIG and NIST knowledge, active Top Secret clearance, and participation in on-call incident response.

Support cyber risk and compliance activities including PCI, SOC, SOX, and regulatory readiness. Maintain internal cyber content, coordinate penetration testing and remediation, support change governance and audit responses, develop scripts/reports for regulatory reporting, and partner with technical and business stakeholders to strengthen security posture and maintain compliance.

Leads cybersecurity compliance and IT GRC initiatives, assesses security controls, manages audit findings and remediation, prepares audit and regulatory reports, supports external audits, maintains policies and risk documentation, delivers compliance training, and identifies emerging cybersecurity risks. Collaborates with IT, security, business teams, auditors, and regulators to strengthen the organization’s security posture.

Supports DoD Special Access Programs and classified information systems through authorization package preparation, security inspections, vulnerability identification, countermeasure implementation, security surveys, compliance reporting, records maintenance, training, and assessment and authorization activities. Maintains system and network security in accordance with DoD policies, coordinates inspections, and interacts with government, military, contractor, and industry personnel. Requires extensive regional travel and physical ability to lift up to 50 pounds.

Provides day-to-day information systems security support for DoD Collateral, SCI, and SAP environments. Responsibilities include preparing authorization packages, conducting inspections and security surveys, identifying vulnerabilities, implementing countermeasures, maintaining security records, supporting assessment and authorization efforts, coordinating reports, and delivering AIS security training. The role requires interaction with government and industry personnel, extensive travel within the assigned geographic area, and compliance with DoD security policies.

The Product Security Engineer partners with Engineering and Product teams to embed security throughout the development lifecycle. Responsibilities include threat modeling, architecture and security reviews, vulnerability validation, remediation planning, security-tool ownership, automation, secure coding guidance, incident response, and assessing risks in cloud and AI-enabled products. The role requires strong application security, identity, authentication, authorization, coding, communication, and cross-functional collaboration skills.

Architects, deploys, and configures data security solutions for federal, DoD, and IC clients. Designs Zero Trust architectures, develops custom policies for hybrid cloud data control, and interfaces with agency stakeholders and internal engineering teams. Documents technical architectures and applies DSPM, DLP, data labeling, and tagging technologies. Requires TS/SCI clearance and experience with data security tools.

Principal Security Engineer partnering with Product and Engineering teams to embed security into SaaS and cloud product development. Advises senior stakeholders, coordinates Information Security engagement, supports privacy considerations, develops customer trust materials, mentors junior engineers, and evaluates AI-related product and security risks. The role requires strong security knowledge across data protection, identity, and application security, along with autonomy, influence, and experience translating security expectations into technical requirements.

Leads security awareness, behavior, and culture initiatives, including change communications, training, phishing simulations, dashboards, newsletters, and LMS content management. The role translates technical security concepts into accessible materials, supports stakeholders, manages customer requests, guides project initiatives, and coordinates Cybersecurity Awareness Month events. Responsibilities also include analyzing program effectiveness, developing curricula and testing strategies, and collaborating with university leaders to improve secure behaviors.

Lead product strategy and roadmap for anti-cheat and game security across Call of Duty titles. Define detection, prevention, and enforcement capabilities, partner with engineering, data science, threat intel, and ops, use telemetry and experimentation to improve systems, and drive incident response and cross-functional alignment.

Designs, implements, and supports IAM and PAM solutions across cloud, on-premises, and hybrid environments. Engineers privileged access controls, Entra ID capabilities, authentication integrations, RBAC, Zero Standing Privilege, and Just-In-Time access. Automates identity processes, onboards systems and applications into PAM platforms, troubleshoots identity security issues, investigates risks with Security Operations, and communicates remediation plans to technical and business stakeholders.

Coordinate TISAX, SOC, ISO 27001, and cybersecurity compliance activities; support audits, risk assessments, remediation tracking, governance documentation, and security awareness. Liaise with global teams and affiliated companies to implement corporate security requirements. Assist with Microsoft security technologies, vulnerability management, security operations, incident response, investigations, reporting, and continuous improvement across regional business and IT teams.

Supports cybersecurity risk, governance, awareness, resilience, and reporting initiatives. Responsibilities include gathering and analyzing metrics and documentation, researching emerging cyber risks and industry practices, collaborating with technology and business stakeholders, and contributing to presentations, communications, process improvements, and program oversight within a global financial services organization.