Top Cybersecurity Jobs

Leads Northern Trust’s Technology Risk Treatment practice, overseeing technology risk acceptances, assessments, governance forums, metrics, and remediation tracking. Advises technology, risk, audit, and executive stakeholders on cybersecurity and technology controls across cloud, SaaS, AI, ITSM, SDLC, and resiliency domains. Develops governance materials, challenges risk decisions, coaches team members, and drives process maturity and continuous improvement using enterprise GRC/IRM platforms.

Designs and assesses security architectures for software, embedded, cloud, hardware, and sensor platforms. Leads threat modeling, risk assessments, secure SDLC initiatives, vulnerability remediation, compliance, RMF and ATO activities, security testing, and authorization documentation. Partners with engineering, infrastructure, DevOps, program, government, and customer teams to establish secure development standards and protect mission-critical technologies.

Lead and scale North America sales for domain security, brand protection, and cybersecurity solutions. Build repeatable sales processes, coach managers and AEs, implement MEDDIC or equivalent, drive pipeline discipline, forecast accuracy, CRM adoption, and cross-functional alignment to hit expansion and new-logo revenue targets.

Leads cybersecurity consulting engagements, managing projects, client relationships, deliverables, and consultant development. Contributes to business development, proposals, cybersecurity team initiatives, publications, and industry events. Advises clients across strategy, risk, compliance, operations, data protection, offensive security, resilience, and training while applying cybersecurity standards, cloud and network knowledge, security technologies, and relevant frameworks.

Leads the global cybersecurity strategy and maturity across application security, vulnerability management, cloud security, and penetration testing. Translates technical findings into business risk, partners with GRC and technology teams on remediation and compliance, and oversees security testing and risk prioritization. The role also supports secure adoption of Frontier AI and identifies opportunities to use AI for cybersecurity automation, vulnerability analysis, and risk management.

Inventory and assess CISA IT acquisitions, systems, and investments; integrate them into portfolio taxonomies; evaluate technical health and acquisition readiness; support cybersecurity, privacy, data management, and CUI handling requirements; and contribute technical content and accurate reporting for federal program deliverables.

Implements and sustains cybersecurity controls, RMF authorization packages, continuous monitoring, vulnerability management, and compliance evidence across enterprise environments. Defines security requirements for cloud, Kubernetes, CI/CD, identity, network, and application services. Supports software supply-chain security, security assessments, audits, remediation tracking, POA&Ms, and authorization activities while partnering with engineering and DevSecOps teams.

Owns day-to-day cybersecurity operations across a cloud environment, including threat detection, incident response, SIEM administration, vulnerability management, identity governance, cloud and DevOps security, compliance audits, data protection, security awareness, and managed service oversight. The role independently sets the security agenda, leads incident response, drives remediation, manages vendors, and translates technical risk into executive-level recommendations.

Own Anthropic’s cybersecurity sales business across assigned enterprise accounts. Build and close complex security deals, create pipeline through outbound efforts and partners, advise CISOs and security leaders, coordinate proofs of concept with applied AI engineers, support security reviews and procurement, and share customer insights with product, safeguards, and marketing teams.

Support a government program’s Risk Management Framework and Authority to Operate processes. Responsibilities include applying NIST controls, conducting continuous monitoring, analyzing vulnerability scans, preparing security documentation and reports, coordinating remediation, executing security testing, and supporting contingency planning and incident response exercises. The role also gathers requirements, facilitates stakeholders, tracks corrective actions, and evaluates security across AWS, applications, APIs, and infrastructure.

Learn and support corporate cyber operations through incident response, phishing investigations, data loss prevention, AI security, and security process development. Serve as a first responder for cyber incident reports, assess threats, and apply cybersecurity coursework with mentor guidance. This onsite 10-week internship requires 40 hours per week in Kansas City, Missouri, for an enrolled undergraduate rising senior graduating between December 2027 and spring 2028.

Assess, audit, configure, and authorize information systems under RMF and NIST 800-53 requirements. Develop and implement cybersecurity controls, conduct network, system, and application risk and vulnerability assessments, operate ACAS and eMASS, analyze security events, and recommend solutions. The role also supports mission-partner connectivity, communicates security requirements to varied audiences, and contributes to infrastructure protection and threat detection.

Supports Navy cybersecurity accreditation and experimentation initiatives. Responsibilities include managing RMF and Assessment and Authorization activities, developing IATT plans, coordinating with Navy authorization stakeholders, conducting ACAS, SCAP, and STIG testing, maintaining POA&M action items in eMASS, and ensuring technology solutions comply with DoD and Navy cybersecurity policies.

Conduct independent cybersecurity control assessments for FEMA systems under NIST SP 800-53 and DHS RMF. Review security plans, policies, procedures, and evidence; perform interviews, examinations, and testing; identify security gaps, vulnerabilities, and residual risks; develop assessment artifacts and findings; support POA&Ms, continuous monitoring, ongoing authorization, audit activities, and corrective actions.

Leads enterprise cybersecurity advisory engagements across federal environments, covering governance, risk, compliance, Zero Trust, policy, and program performance. Advises C-suite and interagency stakeholders, oversees complex cybersecurity delivery, and aligns technical, data, and AI capabilities with mission objectives. Drives business development, capture, proposals, client relationships, revenue, and practice profitability. Mentors multidisciplinary teams and provides industry thought leadership through publications, conferences, and forums.

Monitor and analyze network traffic, IDS, SIEM events, and security logs; investigate potential intrusions, manage security investigations, create detection content, support incident response, maintain SOC procedures, and prepare situation reports. The role is onsite in Chandler, Arizona, requires shift work including overnight shifts, and involves active Secret clearance and U.S. citizenship requirements.

Provides secure Communications and Information Systems support across cybersecurity architecture, engineering, integration, risk management, and capability development. Responsibilities include assessing cybersecurity requirements, vulnerabilities, threats, controls, and residual risks; addressing identity, network, endpoint, cloud, application, and data security; reviewing designs; supporting secure interoperability; and developing risk assessments and technical documentation. Coordinates with NATO security stakeholders and technical delivery teams.

Designs, implements, integrates, secures, and optimizes cybersecurity technologies across cloud, on-premises, hybrid, and multi-vendor environments. Leads security tool integration and automation using scripts, APIs, connectors, and orchestration workflows. Supports security architecture reviews, technology evaluations, incident response, security operations, troubleshooting, and continuous improvement. Collaborates with engineering, operations, development, administration, and customer stakeholders to improve cyber defense capabilities and resilience.

Leads enterprise cybersecurity strategy, governance, risk management, compliance, vulnerability management, incident response, threat detection, and business continuity. Oversees AI enablement for cyber operations, develops security policies and frameworks, manages budgets and resources, partners with executives and legal teams, and leads security awareness and cross-functional initiatives. Manages and mentors senior security professionals while ensuring organizational resilience and regulatory compliance.

Coordinates preliminary cybersecurity incident response, including alert review, log and network traffic analysis, endpoint investigation, data enrichment, incident documentation, triage, and escalation to level-two handlers. Supports CSIRT activities, identifies potential threats, maintains reports, assists users with IT issues, and contributes to technology projects, training, recommendations, and implementation planning.

Lead design, development, configuration, and optimization of ServiceNow capabilities supporting cybersecurity risk, compliance, third‑party risk, and PCI assessment processes. Build workflows, control libraries, evidence collection, dashboards, reporting, integrations, and automation. Provide technical escalation, architecture support, risk assessment methodologies, remediation tracking, and program maturity reporting.

Lead a large cybersecurity team delivering cyber forensics capabilities for a Government customer. Manage program execution, customer relationships, staffing, schedules, performance, finances, risks, and overall program health. Provide leadership and career development, coordinate technical experts, ensure delivery excellence, and align operations with strategic priorities. The role requires active TS/SCI clearance, PMP certification, extensive program management experience, and strong customer-facing leadership skills.

Drive new-business SaaS revenue within a SLED-focused territory by planning accounts, researching prospects, and executing field sales activities. Build C-suite relationships with cybersecurity and technology leaders, lead account strategy across cross-functional teams, advise customers on IT roadmaps, coordinate specialist resources, negotiate deals, and achieve sales targets. The role requires cybersecurity sales experience, strong enterprise relationship management, AI awareness, and travel up to 50%.

Leads GM’s vehicle product cybersecurity compliance program, including controls frameworks, TARA, UNR155 and CSMS audits, global regulatory monitoring, audit readiness, control-gap remediation, and regulatory relationships. Partners with engineering, legal, government affairs, program management, and suppliers to integrate cybersecurity requirements throughout vehicle development. Manages and develops a cybersecurity GRC team, establishes KPIs, oversees workforce planning, and reports compliance risks and remediation progress to senior leadership.

Monitors and investigates security alerts, supports incident response and vulnerability remediation, and maintains security controls and documentation. The role works with infrastructure and application teams on endpoint, network, cloud, identity, email, and data protection. It also handles security questionnaires, audit evidence, third-party reviews, access reviews, phishing simulations, security awareness, and remediation tracking. The position requires cybersecurity experience, Microsoft security platform knowledge, familiarity with security frameworks, and strong documentation and communication skills.