Top Cybersecurity Jobs

Conduct cybersecurity assessments for Air Force systems and applications. Implement, test, and validate RMF controls; review eMASS controls and POA&M entries; perform manual and automated security testing; prepare Security Assessment Reports and NIST-based risk assessments; identify vulnerabilities and advise authorization officials and system owners. The role is onsite at Gunter Maxwell AFB, Alabama, requires an active Secret clearance, and involves no travel.

Leads cybersecurity activities for classified information systems, including continuous monitoring, risk assessments, security control validation, policy implementation, and Assessment and Authorization. Designs, integrates, tests, and supports Cross-Domain Solutions for secure data transfer between classified and unclassified networks. Prepares security documentation, leads Security Test and Evaluation activities, coordinates corrective actions, and ensures compliance with government security directives. This is a full-time, on-site role requiring an active Top Secret clearance and eligibility for Special Access Programs.

Lead cybersecurity assessments for government and enterprise clients, focusing on FedRAMP, FISMA, and NIST RMF compliance. Conduct vulnerability scanning, analyze security architectures and controls, validate remediation, author assessment documentation, engage client stakeholders, mentor team members, and support secure cloud architecture and risk mitigation. The role is remote, requires U.S. citizenship and clearance eligibility, and involves up to 25–50% travel.

Evaluates cybersecurity submissions for drone systems under the Blue UAS Cleared List Program. Reviews assessment reports, penetration testing results, vulnerability analyses, firmware evaluations, and remediation plans. Identifies vulnerabilities, attack vectors, and residual risks, then recommends mitigation strategies and validates risk reductions. Advises on cybersecurity standards, NIST controls, supply chain risk management, DoD policies, and RMF processes supporting government technical acceptance and ATO decisions.

Administer and improve enterprise network, cloud, firewall, and secure access controls. Configure Palo Alto firewalls, Azure and AWS security, Zscaler ZTNA, WAFs, CSPM/CNAPP integrations, and segmentation policies. Investigate security events, connectivity issues, and misconfigurations using security telemetry and SIEM tools. Support least-privilege access, cloud security posture management, remediation workflows, documentation, automation, and operational improvements while collaborating with infrastructure, cloud, network, application, and business teams.

Supports cybersecurity engineering for Air Force air defense sensor programs. Responsibilities include RMF authorization and accreditation, security documentation, vulnerability assessments, STIG compliance, PKI and access control management, security configuration and remediation, classified information accountability, system design reviews, acquisition security documentation, and security awareness training.

Leads cybersecurity strategy and technical security initiatives across product, enterprise, cloud, and compliance environments. Establishes SSDLC, Zero Trust, security architecture, vulnerability management, incident response, and security monitoring practices. Partners with engineering, IT, product, customers, auditors, and executives to manage cyber risk, support assessments, and communicate security metrics. The role also advances secure-by-design practices, regulatory compliance, and protection of physical security and identity management solutions.

Designs and implements cybersecurity architecture across corporate and development environments. Translates NIST SP 800-171 and CMMC Level 2 requirements into technical controls, supports ATO activities, and partners with infrastructure teams on Palo Alto architecture, segmentation, remote access, and network rules. Defines CUI boundaries, data flows, and security diagrams while addressing gaps across cloud, SaaS, endpoints, networks, servers, and software services.

Conduct system audits, security assessments, continuous monitoring, and security control evaluations. Validate requirements, recommend safeguards, support government accreditation testing, manage POA&M corrective actions, and maintain IATO and ATO authorizations. The role supports satellite operations and requires an active TS/SCI clearance with counterintelligence polygraph, cybersecurity certification meeting U.S. Government 8140 requirements, and on-site work at Schriever SFB.

Performs cybersecurity audits, continuous monitoring, system and network assessments, security control analysis, and Risk Management Framework documentation for classified information systems. Supports Assessment and Authorization, Security Test and Evaluation, government policy implementation, risk mitigation, inspections, investigations, and security certification activities. The role is fully on-site in Huntsville, Alabama, requires an active Secret clearance, and involves 10% travel.

Join Texas Instruments’ cybersecurity organization through its Career Accelerator Program. Configure and harden systems, administer security tools, support zero-trust and cloud security solutions, automate security processes, conduct threat modeling and risk assessments, and contribute to DevSecOps and secure SDLC practices. The role also involves regulatory alignment, audit preparation, security architecture, privileged-access solutions, and collaboration with senior engineers.

Supports cybersecurity assessments, accreditation, compliance audits, risk assessments, security testing, control implementation, and remediation activities. The intern documents policy and incident response gaps, maintains remediation data, tests security controls, and collaborates with senior cybersecurity professionals on compliance action plans. This is a full-time, on-site internship in Irvine, California, running June 7 through August 6, 2027.

Lead cybersecurity strategy and architecture for AI-enabled products across the CCB portfolio. Design reusable cloud-native security frameworks, perform threat modeling and secure design, guide adoption of modern security methods (A2A, API, service mesh, certificate management), and influence cross-functional teams to implement robust, scalable cybersecurity architectures.

Monitors and analyzes security incidents, network traffic, logs, and account-management procedures. Conducts security assessments and audits, documents findings, recommends remediation, evaluates PeopleSoft application security changes, and maintains compliance with PCI, HIPAA, FERPA, and other regulations. Develops security policies, procedures, and awareness training while mentoring junior staff and collaborating with IT and business teams to address security risks.

Supports lead instructors in delivering cybersecurity training for CompTIA certification and entry-level SOC analyst preparation. Assists learners during classes, labs, tutoring, and office hours; troubleshoots equipment, software, and network issues; grades assignments; tracks attendance and performance in Canvas LMS and Salesforce; maintains records; and occasionally teaches lessons. The temporary, onsite role also includes curriculum review, learner meetings, check-ins, and cross-training in other technical disciplines.

Participate in four six-month cybersecurity rotations across threat and vulnerability management, governance, risk and compliance, application security, identity and access management, and protection services. Responsibilities may include incident handling, alert and dashboard configuration, firewall activity reporting, business continuity planning, security scanning and coding, and advising internal customers. Candidates need a technology-related bachelor's or master's degree and foundational cybersecurity, networking, operating system, cloud, web technology, communication, and problem-solving skills.

Conduct information security and compliance audits for financial institutions, evaluating policies, procedures, controls, cybersecurity practices, and regulatory requirements. Prepare client reports, support security assessments, manage audit engagements from kickoff through follow-up, communicate findings, maintain cybersecurity knowledge, improve audit processes, and occasionally perform onsite testing. The role is remote with minimal annual travel and requires residence in an eligible state.

Sell Mitiga's runtime security platform to enterprise CISOs and security leaders. Manage end-to-end enterprise sales cycles from prospecting to close, build strategic territory and partner plans, collaborate with solutions engineering and customer success, and maintain accurate CRM records while consistently exceeding revenue targets.

Lead and grow strategic cybersecurity alliances by managing executive relationships, driving partner-sourced pipeline and revenue, executing joint go-to-market initiatives, coordinating events and thought leadership, identifying new partnership opportunities, and collaborating with internal incident response, forensics, sales, and executive teams to position CYPFER as the preferred cyber incident response partner.

Leads cybersecurity programs for classified information systems, including continuous monitoring, security audits, system and network assessments, vulnerability analysis, policy implementation, Assessment and Authorization, Security Test and Evaluation, and RMF documentation. The role develops security plans, risk reports, control traceability matrices, and remediation plans while coordinating inspections, certifications, corrective actions, and government reviews. This is a full-time, on-site position in Colorado Springs requiring an active Secret clearance and up to 25% travel.

Research emerging cybersecurity threats, vulnerabilities, and trends; analyze threat intelligence data; support incident response and forensic investigations; collaborate on security technology development; and stay current with evolving threat intelligence methodologies and tools.

Supports cybersecurity activities including security plan documentation, system and user activity monitoring, vulnerability and misconfiguration analysis, risk and compliance assessments, and incident response. Interns collaborate with ISSMs, ISSOs, CSOC personnel, and system stakeholders. The role is an on-site summer internship requiring at least eight weeks, full-time enrollment, U.S. citizenship, background screening, drug testing, and possible DOD investigation.

Provides technical leadership for cybersecurity posture and hygiene programs, prioritizing risk-based remediation of configuration drift across on-premises and hosted assets. Develops scripts and API integrations, creates monitoring dashboards and alerts, documents CIS baselines, and partners with cybersecurity teams to improve continuous compliance. Applies AI and machine learning responsibly to security workflows, validating automated insights against security baselines and risk tolerance. Mentors team members and supports security standards, GxP compliance, data security, and software development lifecycle requirements.

Leads enterprise technology, cybersecurity, and third-party risk assessments; evaluates controls, manages risk registers and remediation, and supports regulatory and audit activities. Develops Power BI dashboards, executive risk reporting, KRIs, and data-driven insights. Automates risk processes with Power Automate and applies AI tools responsibly to improve reporting and analysis. Partners with technology and security teams to address emerging cloud, AI, cyber, and supply chain risks while providing independent risk challenge and executive-level communication.

Serve as the ISSM to maintain cybersecurity posture for AF IT systems: manage RMF/ISCM activities, maintain certifications and ATO documentation, monitor security events, assess configuration and control effectiveness, coordinate POA&Ms and corrective actions, advise AO/PM/ISO, and ensure personnel training and clearance compliance.