Top Cybersecurity Jobs

Assess and monitor technology risks, evaluate control effectiveness, identify gaps, and recommend remediation strategies. The role supports technology governance, regulatory compliance, risk mitigation, and control testing while using enterprise-authorized AI to synthesize evidence and streamline reporting. It requires collaboration with cross-functional teams, sound judgment in validating AI-assisted outputs, and communication with senior stakeholders.

Provides entry-level, partner-facing SOC support by triaging security queues, communicating incident guidance, troubleshooting cybersecurity and product questions, coordinating escalations, documenting investigations, and following up through resolution. The role supports incident calls, live phone or chat coverage, knowledge-base improvements, cross-functional collaboration, and occasional weekend or on-call coverage. It requires clear communication, sound judgment, foundational cybersecurity knowledge, and organized remote work.

Leads independent oversight of operational, technology, cybersecurity, and AI/ML risks across the firm. Evaluates AI/ML platforms and use cases, performs thematic risk analysis, challenges first-line mitigation strategies, assesses threat exposures and controls, and collaborates with technology and risk stakeholders to support resilient, responsible AI adoption.

Lead product marketing strategy and go-to-market execution for Falcon Exposure Management. Develop positioning, messaging, launches, thought leadership, web strategy, and field enablement while partnering with product, sales, marketing, and executive teams. Translate cybersecurity capabilities into customer value and business outcomes, guide market education, analyze buyers and competitors, and strengthen CrowdStrike’s category leadership. The role requires deep exposure management expertise, strong cybersecurity knowledge, exceptional communication skills, and 12–15+ years of relevant experience.

Perform independent technology controls testing, design and execute test plans, identify control and process gaps, document findings, evaluate cybersecurity compliance, and communicate results to stakeholders. The role also manages testing engagements, maintains partner relationships, collaborates across risk and technology teams, and supports process improvements related to cybersecurity, identity and access management, and cloud technologies.

Leads Boeing’s Product Security Engineering software security team, managing personnel, staffing, career development, and technical execution. Establishes software security strategies, engagement plans, secure development practices, and program priorities across defense and enterprise software efforts. Partners with engineering, executive, program, and customer stakeholders; manages risks, issues, and opportunities; oversees technical delivery; supports software assurance, certification, and security activities; and grows the organization’s capabilities and talent pipeline.

Leads enterprise cybersecurity strategy, governance, and execution across acquisitions, divestitures, carve-outs, joint ventures, and investments. Directs cybersecurity due diligence, Day 1 readiness, post-close integration, separation, risk acceptance, regulatory alignment, remediation planning, and executive reporting. Manages global teams and third-party partners, translates cyber findings into deal, valuation, compliance, and operational impacts, and advises executives and the Board on transaction risk.

Deliver strategic cybersecurity advisory engagements, assess and mature security and incident response programs, develop exercise scenarios, and produce reports, presentations, recommendations, and findings for customer management. The role also identifies emerging cybersecurity trends, contributes to thought leadership and methodologies, and supports multiple concurrent projects. Candidates independently perform strategic analysis, communicate effectively with stakeholders, use AI technologies to improve workflows and decisions, and travel to client engagements up to 30%.

Leads the design and implementation of advanced cybersecurity solutions, conducts risk and vulnerability assessments, develops incident response plans, and mitigates security incidents. Acts as a cybersecurity subject matter expert, partners with cross-functional teams and senior leadership, guides cybersecurity strategy, leads teams through influence, and evaluates emerging technologies and best practices to improve organizational security and resilience.

Performs quarterly technology and cybersecurity internal audits across physical, network, application, system, and data environments. Plans engagements, evaluates controls and risks against policies, security frameworks, COBIT, and legal requirements, tests controls, documents work papers, identifies findings, and recommends remediation. Conducts data analysis, communicates conclusions to management, supports audit methodology improvements, and mentors less experienced team members. Requires independent judgment, collaboration, occasional travel, and flexibility for extended hours, nights, and weekends.

Develops and sustains cybersecurity requirements, secure architectures, risk assessments, security controls, and cyber-resiliency solutions for embedded avionics systems across their lifecycle. Coordinates with systems, software, hardware, and product-security teams; performs threat and adversity analysis; supports certification and customer artifacts; leads security processes, risk-reduction activities, planning, and cross-functional collaboration. The role is fully onsite in Missouri, requires up to 10% travel, and requires obtaining and maintaining an active U.S. Secret clearance.

Lead technology risk and controls management for foundational platforms. Identify, quantify, report, and mitigate operational, compliance, and cybersecurity risks; evaluate control effectiveness; manage issues and governance; and advise technology stakeholders and senior leaders. Use authorized AI tools to synthesize evidence and develop reporting while validating outputs for security, auditability, data sensitivity, and regulatory compliance. Drive continuous control improvements and cross-functional collaboration.

Leads complex global insider-risk investigations involving intellectual property theft, espionage, data exfiltration, fraud, and workplace violence. Develops investigative plans, conducts interviews, coordinates with law enforcement and intelligence partners, prepares executive reports, identifies security gaps, and creates employee awareness programs. The role serves as a subject-matter expert across insider-risk detection, triage, investigation, adjudication, and mitigation while protecting sensitive information and employee trust.

Supports cybersecurity, data protection, and privacy consulting projects by researching privacy regulations, analyzing privacy impact assessments, assisting with compliance training and privacy program strategies, and helping identify cyber risks and data protection challenges. The intern collaborates with advisory teams, contributes to data breach prevention efforts, and develops foundational skills in technology consulting, privacy compliance, and cybersecurity risk management.

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 AI/ML security architecture and engineering initiatives, clarify security requirements across multiple networks, assess and triage threats, manage disruptive-event response resources, and recommend risk-based business modifications. Build enterprise security solutions through hands-on coding, threat modeling, vulnerability assessment, penetration testing, cloud-native development, and security integration into CI/CD workflows.

Leads the strategy, roadmap, development, procurement, and lifecycle management of enterprise IAM and cybersecurity products. Advises executives on technology risk, evaluates build-versus-buy alternatives, leads RFI/RFP processes, defines product metrics, and partners with engineering, operations, vendors, and business stakeholders. The role also recruits, mentors, and manages senior product managers while driving cybersecurity solutions through production and scale.

Leads cybersecurity due diligence for mergers, acquisitions, divestitures, and strategic transactions. Assesses target security postures, identifies risks and control gaps, estimates remediation and integration costs, manages third-party diligence providers, and supports Day 1 readiness. Partners with Finance, Corporate Development, Legal, IT, and Information Security to translate technical findings into business impacts, document decisions, and improve diligence playbooks, templates, cost models, and reporting.

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%.

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.

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.

The AI Security Consultant will enhance security programs, secure AI systems, engage in technical analysis, and report findings. They will also contribute to thought leadership while ensuring high-quality service delivery.

Manages international technology, cybersecurity, and data risk advisory processes; coordinates country risk assessments, regulatory responses, audit preparation, and remediation challenges. Acts as liaison among technology risk, legal, compliance, and other stakeholder teams, translating complex technical and business requirements into compliant risk documentation. Supports regulatory inquiries, examinations, independent audits, and standardized responses across multiple jurisdictions.

Delivers strategic cybersecurity advisory engagements for organizational leaders. Assesses and develops cybersecurity and incident response programs, creates exercises and scenarios, identifies emerging cyber trends, and produces reports, presentations, recommendations, and findings. The role also contributes to thought leadership, methodology development, and internal initiatives while managing multiple projects and client relationships independently. Travel up to 30% is required, often on short notice.