Top Cybersecurity Jobs

Provide program management and business process analysis to modernize a law-enforcement agency's cybersecurity program. Coordinate implementation divisions, advise CISO/CIO on portfolio prioritization, prepare executive briefings and dashboards, facilitate bi-weekly Program Management Review sessions, and track performance metrics. Requires supporting cybersecurity initiatives such as zero trust, MFA, and enterprise logging.

The Cybersecurity Program Manager leads the cybersecurity transformation program, ensuring effective collaboration across departments, managing risks, and driving measurable security outcomes while balancing patient care delivery.

The Lead Cybersecurity WAF Engineer oversees WAF architecture, enhances security policies, leads threat response initiatives, and partners with teams for application security.

As a Senior Product Cybersecurity Architect, you will ensure cybersecurity in autonomous vehicle systems, collaborate across teams, and implement controls.

The Director of Cybersecurity is responsible for protecting sensitive financial data, implementing security controls, ensuring compliance, and managing incident response.

The Lead Cybersecurity Engineer implements cloud security standards, manages cybersecurity tools, performs assessments, and supports data privacy and governance while collaborating with various teams.

Teach undergraduate and graduate cybersecurity, computer science, and information systems courses; develop syllabi and assessments; engage in collaborative, grant-supported research; coordinate NSA CAE-CD program validation and ABET accreditation activities; advise students; participate in service, professional development, and community cybersecurity outreach.

Serve as a client-facing cybersecurity advisor focused on Identity and Access Management and related domains. Design pragmatic security programs, support sales pursuits, perform requirements gathering, technology selection, demonstrations, and proposal work. Maintain client and partner relationships, drive cross-sell/upsell, support service delivery alignment, and pursue continual professional development and certification. Travel roughly 25%.

The Senior Cybersecurity Sector Engagement Lead builds strategic partnerships and enhances collaboration to strengthen cybersecurity resilience across sectors. They engage stakeholders, manage initiatives, and ensure alignment with internal cybersecurity priorities.

Monitor network traffic, detect and investigate cybersecurity threats, perform vulnerability assessments and remediation, maintain incident response playbooks, support compliance, improve security architecture, and collaborate with stakeholders to develop policies, awareness programs, and detection/response capabilities.

Lead design, deployment, and maintenance of advanced security solutions across the environment. Implement and manage SIEM, SOAR, WAF, PAM, firewalls, and gateways; review configurations and architectures; run PoCs; document systems; train and mentor engineers; lead incident response and liaise with GRC for audits and compliance.

Drive inbound and outbound lead generation for a defined territory, qualify pipeline opportunities, set discovery meetings, coordinate with field reps and channel partners, and represent the company at industry events to grow sales pipeline.

Lead cybersecurity support for DoD/Army IT systems at Dugway Proving Ground. Manage RMF activities, security control implementation, STIG and vulnerability management, authorization packages, continuous monitoring, POA&M remediation, compliance assessments, and incident reporting while coordinating with administrators and government stakeholders.

Provide cybersecurity and information assurance support for DoD systems: implement and maintain security controls and STIGs, perform RMF activities, vulnerability scanning and remediation, develop authorization packages and POA&Ms, support continuous monitoring, audits, incident reporting, and coordinate with system administrators and stakeholders to maintain secure NIPR/SIPR/classified environments.

Support security operations by maintaining and monitoring security tools, analyzing alerts and vulnerabilities, documenting investigations, assisting security control implementation, and preparing reports on vulnerability trends and security posture.

Lead technical design and development of ServiceNow SecOps (SIR, USEM/VR, MSIM) workflows and integrations. Architect end-to-end incident and vulnerability response, enforce standards and SLAs, mentor engineers, run code reviews, integrate security tooling (SIEM, scanners, SOAR), and drive automation, compliance, and continuous improvement within SDLC and Agile practices.

Lead and supervise a global team of product cybersecurity assessors to define and execute a cross-project cybersecurity quality strategy, maintain CSMS certification roadmap, ensure compliance with automotive cybersecurity standards, support vulnerability monitoring and incident response, coordinate with engineering and safety teams, conduct audits and assessments, and drive talent development and reporting for program launch readiness.

Designs, implements, and maintains cybersecurity programs for DIA systems. Conducts vulnerability assessments, implements security controls, manages incident response, and ensures compliance with NIST 800-53, ICD 503, and federal regulations. Uses SIEM and security automation to maintain system security posture.

Hands-on Cybersecurity Engineer focused on maturing and automating the vulnerability management lifecycle: discovery, validation, triage, remediation tracking, and verification. Validate and deduplicate scanner findings, broaden scanning coverage, integrate SBOM and software inventory, build dashboards and metrics, and drive automation across tooling and processes while prioritizing risk based on exploitability and exposure.

Perform RMF assessment and authorization activities for DoD/IC systems: evaluate compliance with NIST 800-53 and DISA STIGs, run vulnerability scans (ACAS, Nessus, SCAP), develop A&A packages, POA&Ms, ISCM plans, advise stakeholders on risk mitigation, and coordinate connection approvals and remediation with administrators and agencies.

Perform RMF assessment and authorization tasks for DoD/IC systems: conduct vulnerability scans (ACAS/Nessus/SCAP), map to NIST 800-53/STIGs, develop A&A packages, POA&Ms, ISCM plans, validate patching and controls, coordinate with stakeholders (DISA, NSA, USCYBERCOM, DIA) and liaison with administrators to remediate deficiencies and obtain ATO/IATT/ATC.

Perform RMF assessment and authorization (A&A) activities for DoD/IC systems: conduct vulnerability scans (ACAS/Nessus/SCAP), identify applicable STIGs, develop A&A packages and POA&Ms, validate patching and controls, track ATO/IATT/ATC status, coordinate with stakeholders (DISA, NSA, USCYBERCOM, DIA), maintain ISCM plans, and provide cybersecurity risk analysis and mitigation recommendations.

Perform RMF assessment and authorization activities for DoD/IC systems: run vulnerability scans (ACAS, Nessus, SCAP), map to DISA STIGs, develop A&A packages, POA&Ms, ISCM plans, advise stakeholders, validate patches, and coordinate connection approvals to obtain ATO/IATT/ATC.

Lead proactive threat hunting across endpoints, network, and cloud; analyze logs and telemetry to detect IOCs; develop detection logic and hunting playbooks; investigate phishing, malware, and incidents; produce reports and recommendations; mentor junior analysts and collaborate with cross-functional teams to triage and remediate threats.

This role requires designing and maintaining network infrastructures, evaluating new technologies, ensuring cybersecurity compliance, and integrating solutions while supporting current operations.