Top Cybersecurity Jobs

Leads product security engineering for satellite and ground systems, including cybersecurity architecture, RMF implementation, risk and vulnerability assessments, cryptographic keying, security requirements, certification, supplier security, and lifecycle resiliency. Coordinates with engineering teams, customers, government agencies, suppliers, and senior leadership while supporting classified environments and accreditation activities.

Evaluates IT configurations, access logs, and risk intelligence to support technology risk assessments and compliance audits. Maintains risk registers and security compliance records, coordinates technical evidence collection, addresses standard security-policy inquiries, and tracks remediation activities with senior risk personnel.

Owns the vision, roadmap, backlog, and delivery of cryptographic services and data protection cybersecurity products. Translates customer and business needs into engineering objectives, user stories, acceptance criteria, and prioritized features. Partners with product, engineering, architecture, and cross-functional teams in Agile and SAFe ceremonies. Uses expertise in PKI, encryption, cloud security, risk management, analytics, resilience, and emerging technologies such as post-quantum cryptography to improve cybersecurity capabilities.

Leads an engineering team developing Anti-Tamper product security solutions for Boeing’s Air Dominance division. Oversees requirements development, software implementation, verification, lab activities, supplier execution, risk mitigation, stakeholder engagement, and investment projects. Drives team performance, process improvement, organizational change, and engineering execution across multiple programs. The role is fully onsite in Berkeley, Missouri, requires an active U.S. Top Secret clearance and U.S. citizenship, and supports avionics, cybersecurity, cryptography, and aircraft computing systems.

Implements and sustains cybersecurity controls at a manufacturing plant. Responsibilities include vulnerability remediation, endpoint security, incident response, disaster recovery, readiness assessments, OT patching and firmware updates, risk communication, stakeholder coordination, documentation, and tracking cybersecurity issues through resolution while minimizing production disruption.

Implements and sustains cybersecurity at a manufacturing plant, including vulnerability remediation, endpoint security, incident response, disaster recovery, readiness assessments, and OT patching and firmware updates. Coordinates cybersecurity work plans and remediation across plant operations, IT, suppliers, and global teams. Communicates risks and potential production impacts, documents activities, tracks issues through resolution, and improves operational resilience while minimizing disruption to manufacturing.

Leads cybersecurity compliance and authorization activities for classified information systems. The ISSM manages RMF assessment and authorization, security analysis, configuration management, continuous monitoring, risk assessments, incident response, inventories, compliance documentation, and protective mechanisms. The role advises management and customers, leads technical staff, and interfaces with government stakeholders and suppliers. Candidates must hold IAM Level III certification, extensive RMF experience, active CI polygraph credentials, and an active TS/SCI clearance.

Oversee supplier information security issue management and third-party risk remediation. Review assessment findings, validate supplier closure evidence, guide stakeholders on action plans and risk acceptance, and manage issues through closure. The role supports critical and high-risk suppliers, improves supplier management processes, shares best practices, and communicates risk status to senior management across business groups.

Manage supplier information-security issue lifecycles, review assessment findings, validate remediation evidence, guide stakeholders on risk reduction and acceptance, and oversee critical supplier remediation. The role requires collaboration across business groups, senior-level communication, documentation review, process improvement, compliance expertise, and supplier risk oversight.

Partners with Sales to lead technical discovery, solution design, demonstrations, proof-of-value engagements, and customer validations for cybersecurity, identity, asset visibility, exposure management, and risk solutions. Advises enterprise security, infrastructure, IT, risk, and executive stakeholders; translates technical capabilities into business outcomes; develops technical documentation; delivers training; and supports sales pursuits, marketing events, and executive discussions.

Supports Mastercard’s Global Fusion Center through cybersecurity intelligence research, threat analysis, briefings, exercises, and cross-functional security projects. The intern will help identify emerging cyber threats, analyze security trends, communicate complex findings, and contribute to intelligence-driven security practices while developing professional skills through mentorship and networking.

Supports Mastercard’s Subsidiary Security team in helping acquired companies securely integrate into Mastercard. The intern will assess security risks and emerging technologies, contribute to integration roadmaps, complete cybersecurity-related projects, and communicate technical concepts to diverse audiences. The role also involves managing multiple priorities, collaborating across teams, developing cybersecurity expertise, and applying foundational AI knowledge.

Leads and mentors a team of pre-sales Solution Consultants supporting cybersecurity sales. Provides technical expertise through demonstrations, presentations, proposals, proof-of-value engagements, and customer consultations. Partners with sales, product, marketing, implementation, and support teams to align solutions with customer needs, improve sales engineering processes, and drive revenue. Monitors performance metrics, contributes to strategy and collateral, and advises senior management. The role requires strong cybersecurity knowledge, leadership, communication, customer engagement, and travel up to 40%.

Lead end-to-end technology issue validations, evaluating remediation effectiveness, control design, operating effectiveness, evidence quality, and residual risk. The role requires independent testing, stakeholder challenge, audit documentation, reporting, and management of concurrent validations. Responsibilities also include coaching colleagues and applying AI-enabled tools and data analytics to improve audit coverage and efficiency while complying with firm standards and data-handling requirements.

Leads Internal Audit assurance and advisory coverage for global cybersecurity, infrastructure, cloud, identity, threat detection, third-party risk, and IT operations. Owns risk assessments, audit planning, execution, reporting, remediation validation, and methodology. Advises CISO and CTO leadership, evaluates AI-enabled security risks and controls, expands analytics and continuous auditing, and develops a global team of technology and cybersecurity auditors. Communicates risk insights to executives, Audit Committee members, and risk committees.

Assess and monitor technology risks, evaluate control effectiveness, identify gaps, and recommend remediation strategies. Support technology governance, regulatory compliance, risk mitigation, and security governance through collaboration with stakeholders. Use enterprise-authorized AI to synthesize evidence, streamline control testing and reporting, and draft recommendations while validating outputs and protecting sensitive data.

Leads daily cyber-defense operations and operational tempo for a technical program supporting an Intelligence Community customer. Serves as the primary liaison among critical personnel, mission partners, customers, and internal staff; resolves mission challenges; maintains the cyber-tasking skills matrix; and ensures team readiness for dynamic threat environments.

Conduct IT audits of digital environments, internal controls, cybersecurity measures, data and AI systems, governance, and regulatory compliance. Analyze risks, assess data quality, collaborate with clients, develop recommendations, apply IT governance and auditing frameworks, and mentor junior team members while maintaining professional standards.

Lead cybersecurity efforts for a classified Intelligence Community customer. Apply expertise across security operations, system and network administration, ISSO/ISSE functions, Assessment and Authorization, continuous monitoring, auditing, vulnerability management, insider threat monitoring, and security assessments. The role may also involve leading A&A processes, maintaining Splunk environments, and managing classified and unclassified systems.

Directs enterprise red team strategy, offensive security operations, adversary simulations, and external assessment providers. Leads and develops red team personnel, establishes rules of engagement and safety controls, aligns testing with threat intelligence and MITRE ATT&CK, and translates technical findings into business risk. Partners with detection, response, threat intelligence, and security engineering teams to improve preventative and detective controls while managing complex campaigns, assessments, tooling, vendors, and executive communications.

Leads a multi-year trust portfolio spanning security, compliance, GRC, privacy, and regulated-market readiness. Coordinates engineering, product, legal, IT, and governance teams; drives secure-by-default development, software supply chain security, automated controls, vulnerability monitoring, and regulatory authorizations. Advises executives on technical risk and trade-offs while establishing governance frameworks, metrics, evidence pipelines, and dependency-management mechanisms to demonstrate measurable risk reduction.

Conduct technology and cybersecurity audits covering cloud infrastructure, application controls, risk management, third-party management, and technology operations. Perform risk assessments, evaluate control effectiveness, analyze evidence and data, document findings, communicate results to management, track engagement budgets, and coach junior associates. The role requires expertise in cloud controls, cybersecurity risks, audit procedures, data analysis, and technology risk management.

Lead cybersecurity architecture for cloud-native enterprise solutions: evaluate controls and new technologies, advise stakeholders, provide technical guidance, promote firmwide SDLC practices, and mentor peers to mitigate risk and adopt strategic solutions.

Supports cybersecurity governance, risk and compliance initiatives across telecommunications products and services. Responsibilities include researching regulations and threats, mapping controls to frameworks, tracking risks and corrective actions, preparing customer assurance materials, analyzing security information, and supporting secure development, vulnerability management, supply-chain risk, Zero Trust, AI security, and incident-readiness activities. The intern will collaborate across teams and complete a project presentation.

Conduct cybersecurity risk consulting engagements, including vulnerability assessments, social engineering exercises, phishing simulations, OSINT research, and physical penetration testing. Analyze findings, identify risks and control gaps, recommend remediation, prepare reports, and present results to clients. Coordinate engagement activities, monitor budgets and schedules, maintain cybersecurity knowledge, support service improvements and sales opportunities, and mentor junior consultants.