Top Cybersecurity Jobs in Dallas, TX

The Identity and Access Management Systems Engineer is responsible for the upkeep, configuration, and operation of computer systems supporting CESO NOC, focusing on deploying and maintaining an IDaaS platform, specifically Okta. Responsibilities include managing identity and access governance, integrating Okta products, working with development teams, and enhancing the Identity Access Management program while ensuring compliance and resolving system issues.

As a Security Senior Architect, you will lead security projects for clients, influence cybersecurity standards, and design strategic roadmaps to enhance security maturity. You'll act as a subject matter expert, develop cybersecurity practices, and lead workshops, while mentoring and driving business development efforts.

As a Security Architect at Credera, you'll lead security initiatives for clients, guiding consultant teams to enhance cybersecurity measures. Your role includes participating in security assessments, defining cybersecurity methods, communicating risks and benefits, and facilitating workshops. You're expected to leverage your extensive experience in cybersecurity while mentoring teams and driving business development efforts.

The Lead Penetration Tester will manage and conduct penetration testing activities on both private and public networks, create a penetration testing program, evaluate security controls, and engage with stakeholders. They will also work on enhancing the Red Team's capabilities and provide remediation guidance based on their findings.

The Senior Cyber Threat Hunter at McKesson will execute threat hunting activities, participate in investigations, develop detection methodologies, and support incident response and monitoring functions. Responsibilities include analysis of network traffic, compiling reports, tracking threat actors, and developing countermeasures to enhance security.

Principal Vulnerability Researchers will analyze malicious software and develop critical cyber capabilities, with a focus on reverse engineering and tool development intersecting command and control and persistence.

The PKI Engineer will develop and oversee the PKI infrastructure for connected car security, ensuring it meets regional and global standards. Responsibilities include creating security policies, aligning standards with industry best practices, and representing the company on project teams related to PKI security.

Strengthen Komodo Health's security posture by managing user identities, handling access requests, troubleshooting access issues, and contributing to IAM policies and procedures.