Top Cybersecurity Jobs

Partners with Sales to advise enterprise customers on cybersecurity, identity, access, asset visibility, exposure management, and risk solutions. Leads technical discovery, solution design, demonstrations, proof-of-value and proof-of-concept engagements, customer validation, training, and executive discussions. Translates technical capabilities into business outcomes, creates customer-facing documentation, supports events, and collaborates cross-functionally to advance sales opportunities and improve customer outcomes. Travel is typically 25–50%.

Lead complex global insider-risk investigations involving intellectual property theft, data exfiltration, espionage, fraud, and workplace violence threats. Develop investigative plans, conduct interviews, coordinate with law enforcement and intelligence partners, manage cases across jurisdictions, and prepare executive reports. Identify systemic security weaknesses, recommend mitigations, and develop employee awareness programs. The role requires expertise in investigations, insider-threat analysis, sensitive information handling, data analysis, cybersecurity, and responsible AI-enabled workflows.

Conduct threat intelligence analysis, vulnerability assessments, and incident response; develop security policies; maintain security systems; educate users on safe online behavior; monitor emerging threats; and collaborate with mental health professionals on cyberbullying and online harassment impacts.

Leads cybersecurity operations and personnel, oversees audits, risk assessments, incident response, policy development, compliance, STIG and DoD RMF implementation, and Zero Trust initiatives. Provides technical guidance, evaluates security products and vendors, develops reports and training, and advises senior leadership. The role supports USSTRATCOM mission systems and requires an active Top Secret clearance with SCI eligibility.

Supports cybersecurity operations across information systems by implementing and monitoring security controls, conducting vulnerability assessments and audits, responding to incidents, maintaining accreditation documentation, and integrating security into DevSecOps and CI/CD pipelines. Provides technical guidance, security training, compliance support, and risk management assistance while coordinating with system owners, cybersecurity leadership, and technical teams.

Provides cybersecurity and information assurance support for Air Force systems, including RMF certification and accreditation, vulnerability remediation, security risk mitigation, configuration management, incident support, STIG and IAVM reviews, policy maintenance, metrics, and ISSO assistance. The role also supports network security, classified processing areas, system security plans, operating procedures, and customer cybersecurity projects.

Provides strategic and operational leadership for CYPFER’s DFIR service line. Oversees complex incident response and recovery engagements, delivery governance, quality standards, escalations, client relationships, and executive communications. Leads Senior Managers and Managers, develops talent, advances methodologies and tooling strategy, supports proposals and business development, and contributes to account growth and thought leadership. The remote role includes on-call participation and short-notice travel for critical client engagements.

Provides expert digital network exploitation and access discovery analysis supporting offensive cyberspace operations. Analyzes enterprise networks, protocols, authentication systems, dataflows, vulnerabilities, and exploitation opportunities. Leads efforts from mission requirements through target analysis, exploitation development, operational execution, and results transition. Develops technical tradecraft and methodologies, mentors analysts, evaluates operational risk, identifies automation opportunities, and communicates technical findings and recommendations to senior government and military leaders.

Conducts cyber incident triage, investigation, documentation, and resolution for government agencies and critical asset owners. Responsibilities include analyzing alerts and log data, identifying incident causes and attack vectors, correlating trends, prioritizing impacts, recommending layered defenses, researching mitigations, monitoring threat intelligence, and coordinating incidents through final resolution. The role requires active TS/SCI clearance, U.S. citizenship, cybersecurity incident management experience, knowledge of federal incident-reporting standards, and strong understanding of vulnerabilities, attack stages, system administration, and security hardening.

Leads the enterprise cybersecurity incident response function as senior incident commander and people leader. Directs containment, eradication, recovery, investigations, evidence handling, regulatory notifications, executive communications, crisis coordination, and post-incident improvement. Establishes incident response governance, playbooks, metrics, readiness objectives, and audit processes while coordinating security, technology, legal, compliance, business, vendors, and executive stakeholders. Builds and manages a multidisciplinary response team and maintains continuous coverage for high-impact incidents.

Lead SailPoint’s unified Adversary Intelligence organization combining cyber threat intelligence and red team operations. Direct intelligence collection, analysis, adversary emulation, purple teaming, AI-driven automation, custom tool development, strategic risk reporting, executive briefings, and collaboration with SOC, incident response, detection engineering, DevOps, and product security teams. Mentor senior offensive security engineers and intelligence analysts while improving defensive telemetry, detection maturity, and enterprise security posture.

Lead product security initiatives across the product lifecycle by integrating security controls into cloud platforms, creating secure design patterns, guiding secure development, and conducting threat modeling, risk assessments, vulnerability assessments, and code reviews. Drive DevSecOps practices, security awareness, policy improvements, and executive reporting while partnering with engineering, architecture, and cross-functional teams.

Performs RMF, A&A, eMASS, security compliance, vulnerability management, risk scoring, and security documentation for government networks. Develops security plans and designs, configures and tests solutions, conducts SCAP scans, addresses STIG findings, trains personnel, supports customer briefings, leads security projects, and mentors junior staff. Requires TS/SCI clearance, DoD 8570 IAT-III certification eligibility, a relevant bachelor’s degree or equivalent experience, and at least five years of cybersecurity or information assurance experience.

Develops cybersecurity and systems engineering guidance for government and critical infrastructure organizations. Leads security architecture, system-of-systems analysis, Zero Trust and cyber resilience initiatives, technology evaluations, analytical tool development, and operational transitions. Provides technical support to senior decision-makers, identifies capability gaps, creates roadmaps, supports research and writing, and leads small to intermediate projects and multidisciplinary teams. The role also involves mentoring staff and occasional travel to sponsor sites, conferences, and meetings.

Leads cybersecurity and systems engineering initiatives for government and critical infrastructure organizations. Responsibilities include developing security and system-of-systems architectures, requirements, Zero Trust and cyber resilience strategies, technology roadmaps, mission workflows, and analytical tools using AI and machine learning. Provides technical guidance to senior decision-makers, evaluates and transitions technologies, assesses cyber capabilities and risks, leads teams, mentors staff, and oversees multiple projects and external stakeholders.

Conduct cyber threat intelligence collection and analysis across open, deep, and dark web sources. Monitor threat actors, malware, vulnerabilities, and cybercrime; correlate indicators; and produce actionable reports, alerts, assessments, and briefings. Support customer intelligence requirements, investigations, threat hunting, onboarding, demos, business reviews, and product feedback. The role also involves troubleshooting Linux, Unix, and Windows Server environments, Kubernetes, virtualization, LAN equipment, and intelligence platforms.

Lead cybersecurity and applied AI research focused on identifying vulnerabilities, analyzing adversarial behavior, and defending operational technology, industrial control systems, critical infrastructure, and Federal networks. Develop and validate analysis software, AI models, adversarial simulations, and threat-mitigation workflows. Collaborate across disciplines, advise stakeholders, shape technical strategy, mentor staff, and support research proposals and funding. Higher-level responsibilities include directing complex projects, establishing research vision, developing advanced algorithms, and influencing Laboratory-wide technical direction.

The GRC Analyst will lead audits, design compliance programs, develop risk registers, and mentor junior analysts while ensuring cybersecurity and compliance excellence.

Supports Department of War cyber security cooperation policy and programs, including defensive cyber operations, critical infrastructure protection, cyber resilience, and incident response. Analyzes program feasibility, risks, resources, and alignment; coordinates with military, government, diplomatic, law enforcement, intelligence, and international stakeholders; prepares policy documents and executive briefings; tracks milestones and risks; and advises senior leadership on cyber policy and security cooperation initiatives.

Supports cybersecurity risk assessments, compliance activities, policy administration, security awareness, audit preparation, and program documentation. The role tracks remediation items, assists with vendor risk assessments, reviews security requests, maintains inventories of risks and controls, documents incidents, and prepares cybersecurity metrics and reporting. It requires foundational cybersecurity, risk management, governance, policy, and regulatory compliance knowledge, along with strong communication, organization, documentation, and collaboration skills.

Supports Department of War defensive cyber operations policy, critical infrastructure protection, defense industrial base resilience, incident response, and cyber strategy implementation. Develops policies, strategies, risk assessments, briefings, and decision-support materials; analyzes defensive cyber capabilities and coordinates with senior military, government, intelligence, law enforcement, and diplomatic stakeholders. Requires briefing complex cyber concepts to senior leaders and maintaining an active Top Secret clearance with SCI eligibility.

Leads product cybersecurity across software teams by defining compliance processes, incident response readiness, threat analysis, risk assessments, mitigation plans, CVE response, and evidence documentation. Translates security obligations into engineering work, establishes risk thresholds and escalation criteria, and contributes to mitigation design. Requires 5+ years of cybersecurity experience, strong software development experience, and the ability to influence cross-functional teams. Embedded software and industrial automation experience are preferred.

Responsible for strengthening the organisation’s cybersecurity posture through governance, risk management, compliance, architecture reviews, vulnerability assessments, threat analysis, security monitoring, and incident response. The role develops security frameworks, supports secure SDLC implementation, leads investigations with government agencies, coordinates response and recovery activities, delivers security awareness programs, and contributes to business continuity planning and incident simulations.

Lead and execute adversary emulation and purple team operations to validate detections, logging, and response. Build repeatable MSV-based validation workflows, develop custom offensive tooling (C2, payloads, automation), test cloud and endpoint attack paths (AWS, GCP, Azure), and partner with Detection Engineering and Incident Response to convert findings into improved detections, documentation, and hunts.

Serves as the Cybersecurity and Computer and Network Defense Subject Matter Expert, overseeing the technical and operational effectiveness of capabilities in coordination with government customer representatives and sponsor staff. Requires 11 years of relevant experience, a bachelor’s degree, and an active TS/SCI clearance with Full Scope Polygraph.