Top Cybersecurity Jobs

Lead and grow a team managing cybersecurity governance, risk, compliance, ERP security, third-party risk, ITGC/SOX audit readiness, and security awareness. Drive policies, risk assessments, remediation, access governance (SAP/IAM), executive reporting, and program maturity across the enterprise while partnering with cross-functional stakeholders.

Lead security engineering for a large, distributed network: define security architecture and strategy, manage ISSO/ISSE teams, ensure ATO/SSP compliance, perform SAST/DAST and penetration testing, guide remediation, and coordinate cross-functional security efforts for test, integration, and development environments.

Design, build, and maintain security automation workflows (SOAR, scripts) to integrate SIEM, EDR, IAM, ticketing and cloud tools. Automate alert triage, enrichment, containment, reporting, and control validation to reduce analyst workload and improve detection/response for cyber, fraud, and identity incidents. Participate in on-call rotation.

Lead payment fraud strategy for enterprise payments: set vision, roadmap, OKRs, and executive narrative; align cross‑functional partners; translate fraud trends into strategy; track fraud outcomes and model performance; identify gaps and modernization needs; support executive communication and secure, low‑friction payment experiences.

Design, build, and maintain cyber training ranges and virtual infrastructure. Support planning and execution of cyber exercises, configure Windows/Linux hosts, troubleshoot networking and performance, operate offensive/defensive training content, and produce technical documentation and runbooks to enable repeatable events and rapid issue resolution.

Remote DoD SkillBridge internship offering RapidAscent 17-week (or 25-week evening) cybersecurity job-readiness training. Curriculum covers incident response, risk management, threat hunting, product and network security, hands-on simulators, projects, employer networking, and career prep. Includes DOD 8570-compliant training and Security+/CySA+ voucher. Applicants must be active-duty U.S. military eligible for SkillBridge, complete assessments, and register with City University of Seattle.

Provide senior-level cybersecurity architecture and strategic advisory to INSCOM ACO, assess cyber and SIGINT capabilities, identify gaps, develop modernization strategies, integrate policies and emerging technologies, and brief senior government stakeholders to advance secure capability delivery and enterprise readiness. On-site at Fort Meade supporting DoD/IC acquisition and mission partners.

Serve as senior technical lead integrating cybersecurity and supply chain risk management into Army acquisition programs. Assess C-SCRM risks, develop mitigation strategies, align policies and architectures with operational priorities, produce executive decision support, and collaborate across Army, NSA, ARCYBER, and mission partners to enable secure capability delivery.

Designs and implements advanced network, endpoint, and identity security solutions. Secures Agentic and Generative AI workflows, conducts assessments, automates controls, manages encryption and DLP, integrates security into SDLC, and produces technical documentation and remediation recommendations.

Lead and improve global SOC capabilities by overseeing threat detection, incident response, and SIEM-driven operations. Serve as technical escalation for analysts, develop playbooks and automation, coordinate stakeholders, and use metrics and threat analysis to drive detection and response maturity.

Serve as the primary cybersecurity engineering resource for NHSN modernization. Embed security across the SDLC, secure Azure cloud services, Databricks data platforms, APIs, and CI/CD pipelines. Perform application security reviews, vulnerability assessments, DevSecOps automation, and compliance alignment with CDC enterprise policies while collaborating with cross-functional engineering teams.

Protect company assets and sensitive data by performing data gathering, analysis, and solution development for cybersecurity and fraud issues. Collaborate cross-functionally to identify trends, resolve issues, and implement solutions to meet project goals and customer expectations.

Lead and execute cybersecurity engineering tasks for federal environments: configure and maintain endpoint and enterprise security tools, develop System Security Plans and network diagrams, enforce secure baselines (DAPE), tune detections, integrate tools, and lead cross-functional teams on initiatives including endpoint security, NAC, ZTA, vulnerability management, and incident response.

Support and secure manufacturing operational technology by monitoring OT environments, investigating incidents, administering OT security tools, conducting risk assessments, ensuring compliance with NIST/ISA/IEC standards, coordinating with engineering and plant teams, and embedding cybersecurity into smart manufacturing initiatives.

Perform RMF assessment and authorization (A&A) activities for a federal civilian agency: develop SSPs, BIAs, POA&Ms, SARs, SAPs; assess technical controls, identify and mitigate risks, execute Security Test Plans, manage continuous monitoring, and support system authorization efforts while collaborating with stakeholders.

Lead cybersecurity engineering for medical products by defining security requirements, governance, and vulnerability management. Perform threat modeling, vulnerability scanning, breach response support, and produce security documentation. Collaborate with product teams to prioritize security deliverables and ensure application security throughout the software development lifecycle.

Build and operate production-grade agentic AI systems for cloud security and governance: design LLM-powered agents, RAG pipelines, integrate with cloud/SaaS security tools (SIEM, CNAPP/CSPM/SSPM), implement Security-as-Code/Policy-as-Code, contribute to shared AI infrastructure, and ensure secure, auditable AI operations.

Senior cybersecurity practitioner embedded in DevSecOps teams to execute RMF, assess and remediate CVEs, prepare authorization artifacts, enable secure IL5/IL6 deployments, and communicate cyber risk to government stakeholders.

Lead security architecture and implementation for Gen, writing and reviewing secure code, troubleshooting escalated customer issues, guiding secure design and testing, mentoring engineers, and advising customers on modernization and security best practices.

Teach and develop project-based undergraduate and advanced courses and labs in cybersecurity, information systems, computer science, or cyber engineering; advise students; participate in student organizations, assessment, accreditation, committees, and professional development while maintaining community and industry relationships.

Lead security operations and governance for cloud and hybrid environments, manage incident response and vulnerability programs, partner with legal and business stakeholders on risk, build and coach a security team, and provide executive-level cybersecurity guidance.

Lead and oversee enterprise cyber defense operations, manage incident response and threat hunting, enforce technical security controls, evaluate security technologies and vendors, drive detection automation and AI-enabled capabilities, and provide people leadership and stakeholder risk communication.

Assess software and hardware for vulnerabilities, perform vulnerability scans and manual STIG/SRG verifications, develop RMF artifacts, conduct cybersecurity impact assessments, support security architecture and verification across the system lifecycle, and participate in systems engineering and technical review events.

Assess hardware and software for vulnerabilities, perform vulnerability scans and manual STIG/SRG verifications, evaluate static code analysis, produce artifacts for authorization, and support cybersecurity architecture, impact assessments, and verification activities.

Perform advanced SIEM engineering and threat detection using Splunk (including Enterprise Security), build queries, dashboards, and correlation searches, investigate incidents, tune and maintain Splunk infrastructure, collaborate with IT/network teams, leverage endpoint security tools (Trellix/HBSS), document findings and recommend remediation, and stay current on cybersecurity threats and best practices for classified on-site work.