Top Cybersecurity Jobs

Plans, implements, monitors, and upgrades cybersecurity measures for DoD networks. Assesses vulnerabilities, develops remediation strategies, implements security controls, responds to incidents, supports A&A compliance, deploys threat-detection tools, performs network inspection and packet capture, and configures equipment while maintaining compliance with DoD cybersecurity standards.

Analyzes multi-source intelligence to assess cyber threats, adversary capabilities, and national security developments. Supports collection, operations, investigations, and defense intelligence requirements. Produces written intelligence products and briefings for senior policymakers and defense stakeholders while applying intelligence-cycle methods and ICD 203 tradecraft standards. The role requires knowledge of IT infrastructure, cyber actors, the intelligence community, and combatant command environments.

Conducts cyber-domain intelligence analysis focused on weapons systems and defense industries. Assesses information from multiple sources to support national security, collection, operations, investigations, and defense intelligence requirements. Develops written products and briefings for senior policymakers and defense stakeholders using intelligence-cycle processes, DoD product lines, ICD 203 standards, data analysis, and visualization.

Leads the enterprise IAM strategy, governance, roadmap, and delivery across workforce, privileged, application, machine, and AI agent identities. Owns IGA, PAM, MFA, passwordless authentication, Zero Trust, and identity threat protection initiatives. Partners with cybersecurity, architecture, engineering, HR, infrastructure, and AI teams to deliver secure IAM capabilities, govern non-human identities, manage product backlogs, define metrics, and drive enterprise-scale identity transformation.

Supports IT solution design and implementation, analyzes cybersecurity protocols and recommends improvements, and collaborates with data science teams to analyze data and generate actionable insights. The internship provides hands-on experience, mentorship, professional development, and exposure to aerospace technology. Candidates must be enrolled in a relevant bachelor's or higher degree program, maintain a 3.0 GPA, and graduate in December 2027 or later.

Lead cybersecurity, technology risk, and AI governance consulting engagements for financial institutions. Assess cloud, application, platform, AI, and third-party risks; design security strategies, governance frameworks, controls, and regulatory-aligned policies; advise executives; lead consulting teams and client workshops; manage project delivery; and support business development and thought leadership.

Operate and administer the ARMIS Asset Intelligence Platform in a large enterprise environment. Analyze network asset data, validate discovery accuracy, identify data quality issues, troubleshoot visibility gaps, and support integrations with CMDBs, vulnerability scanners, and monitoring platforms. Collaborate with network, infrastructure, cybersecurity, and platform teams while documenting findings, supporting governance, audit readiness, risk management, and operational standards.

The ISSO secures mission-critical and classified information systems, maintains compliance with federal cybersecurity requirements, and supports authorization activities. Responsibilities include vulnerability and risk assessments, incident response, configuration and change control, security impact analysis, policy enforcement, remediation coordination, and preparation of security documentation such as SSPs, risk reports, C&A packages, and traceability matrices. The role requires an active TS/SCI clearance with NSA full-scope polygraph, five years of ISSO experience, a relevant bachelor’s degree or equivalent experience, and DoD 8570 IAM certification.

The role involves delivering technical support for cybersecurity solutions, ensuring successful adoption in OT environments, and providing training and ongoing support throughout the solution lifecycle.

Performs technical planning, systems integration, verification, validation, requirements analysis, trade studies, and interface definition for complex cyber systems. Translates customer requirements into hardware and software specifications while considering technical, schedule, cost, risk, and supportability constraints. Supports testing and verification activities and may present to customers as a Test Director. The role requires an active Top Secret clearance with SCI eligibility and a degree in cybersecurity, systems engineering, computer engineering, computer science, or a related STEM field.

Leads enterprise-wide, risk-based internal audit strategy and coverage across cybersecurity and core technology domains, including cloud, infrastructure, engineering, software delivery, operations, resilience, and third parties. Oversees audit quality, regulatory examinations, remediation, continuous monitoring, analytics, and AI-enabled auditing. Builds specialized capabilities, leads geographically dispersed teams, partners with executives and regulators, communicates risk insights to senior management and the Board, and develops a high-performance risk culture.

Supports cybersecurity and systems security engineering for U.S. Navy afloat and undersea platforms. Responsibilities include designing and assessing security solutions, analyzing vulnerabilities, conducting security testing, mitigating risks, applying RMF and NIST guidance, reviewing system architectures, and supporting accreditation and cyber readiness. The role collaborates with technical stakeholders across integration, operations, sustainment, and lifecycle activities for maritime and autonomous systems.

Conduct technology and cybersecurity risk analyses, identify control gaps, develop mitigation plans, support compliance and regulatory examinations, and improve risk management processes. The role prepares regulatory materials, reports findings, collaborates with Technology and Cybersecurity teams, escalates issues, and provides guidance to newer analysts. It requires strong knowledge of technology or cybersecurity risk principles, analytical ability, communication skills, and the capacity to work with limited direction.

Supports government and critical-infrastructure customers with cybersecurity architecture, systems engineering, requirements development, technology evaluation, and cyber operations analysis. The role documents architectures, identifies capability gaps, develops mission workflows, and supports Zero Trust and cyber resilience strategies. Responsibilities also include evaluating AI and machine-learning techniques, piloting technologies, transitioning solutions into operations, presenting technical topics, and collaborating with stakeholders and subject matter experts.

Deliver cybersecurity consulting and technology risk engagements for financial institutions. Design security policies, controls, governance frameworks, and secure AI adoption strategies; conduct risk assessments and control evaluations; lead client workshops; produce executive presentations and reports; and support business development through thought leadership and cybersecurity service offerings.

Leads cybersecurity architecture and risk management for airborne aerospace and defense platforms. Responsibilities include threat modeling, vulnerability and attack-surface assessments, secure architecture, encryption and key-management protections, defense-in-depth, DoD RMF authorization evidence, supplier design reviews, security verification, penetration testing, and remediation coordination. The role supports aircraft safety, availability, and mission effectiveness while working with engineering teams, suppliers, customers, and program leadership.

Conducts cybersecurity, technology, operational resilience, and specialized risk assessments of third parties. Supports vendor onboarding, contract reviews, control-gap remediation, regulatory compliance, and third-party risk framework enhancements. Partners with Legal, Sourcing, Technology, Security, Resilience, and business stakeholders while advising on NYSDFS requirements, fourth-party risk, encryption key management, and software supply chain security.

Designs and maintains secure CI/CD pipelines, integrates automated security controls and testing, supports containerized and cloud-native environments, and performs vulnerability management, remediation, security assessments, and incident response. Collaborates with development, security, architecture, and operations teams to resolve risks and documents DevSecOps processes and integrations for a federal government client.

Leads a complex federal cybersecurity and enterprise security engineering program, overseeing personnel, schedules, resources, deliverables, risks, technical execution, and stakeholder coordination. The role manages cloud and IT security architecture, engineering, development, implementation, contract compliance, performance reporting, and multidisciplinary technical teams while serving as the primary interface with government stakeholders and subcontractors.

Conducts cybersecurity risk assessments, compliance reviews, audits, continuous monitoring, and remediation tracking for a federal government client. Develops security policies and compliance documentation, supports VA audit activities, coordinates corrective actions, analyzes findings, and provides prioritized risk mitigation recommendations. Collaborates with technical teams, program leaders, government stakeholders, and auditors to strengthen cybersecurity compliance and support risk-based decisions.

Conduct cybersecurity assessments, audits, vulnerability assessments, and control validations for DoD systems. Document findings in eMASS and STIG Viewer, analyze security gaps, recommend mitigations, and provide risk-based authorization recommendations. Coordinate assessment logistics, testing scope, and plans while applying RMF, STIG, NIST, and DoD cybersecurity requirements. This remote role requires approximately 85% CONUS and OCONUS travel and an active DoD Top Secret clearance with SCI eligibility.

Leads enterprise cybersecurity governance for Department of the Air Force financial management systems. Oversees the RMF lifecycle, security authorization artifacts, vulnerability and risk management, continuous monitoring, and ATO decision packages. Advises authorizing officials, system owners, ISSOs, engineers, and leadership on DoD and Air Force compliance. Coordinates governance activities, verifies cybersecurity impacts from system changes, and mentors cybersecurity and engineering staff.

Drive prioritization and execution for cyber resiliency products across government deployments. Coordinate engineering, customers, business development, contracts, finance, security, and supply chain teams; translate customer and market needs into product priorities; manage schedules, budgets, risks, and delivery; support demonstrations, capture efforts, channel partnerships, pricing, and sales growth. The role requires strong cybersecurity expertise, government program experience, customer engagement skills, and the ability to communicate technical concepts to executive and practitioner audiences.

Own the technical sales lifecycle for an offensive security platform, including enterprise evaluations, technical scoping, demos, security reviews, live evaluation support, and customer handoffs. Develop evidence, narratives, demo environments, playbooks, and reusable technical assets. Partner with sales, product, research, and delivery teams while providing product feedback. Resolve customer issues independently and communicate effectively with both technical and executive audiences.

Partners with Sales on enterprise cybersecurity opportunities by leading technical discovery, solution design, demonstrations, proof-of-value engagements, and customer validation. Advises security, identity, infrastructure, IT, risk, and executive stakeholders; explains integrations with network environments; creates technical documentation; delivers training; and supports events. The role requires strong cybersecurity, IAM, enterprise networking, presentation, and complex sales-cycle expertise, with travel typically ranging from 25% to 50%.