Top Cybersecurity Jobs

Supports the Global Cybersecurity Team across governance, risk and compliance, IAM, vulnerability management, cloud security, awareness, and security operations. Assists with cybersecurity project planning, requirements gathering, milestone and risk tracking, stakeholder coordination, governance processes, dashboards, executive updates, security solution testing, automation, and continuous improvement initiatives.

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.

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.

Analyzes security logs and correlated data to identify suspicious behavior, cyber threats, and fraud risks. The role documents and reports findings, supports investigations and incident response, translates business risks into threat-monitoring use cases, assesses data sources, communicates risks, and drives corrective actions. It also involves mentoring analysts, maintaining chain of custody when needed, and using approved AI tools to improve workflows.

Leads cybersecurity architecture and enterprise security control development across multiple technology domains. Evaluates current and emerging technologies, guides risk and control assessments, advises business and technical stakeholders during vulnerabilities, and promotes secure SDLC practices. Uses authorized AI capabilities to accelerate security analysis and validation while ensuring data sensitivity, resiliency, auditability, and security requirements. Serves as a senior subject matter expert and provides technical direction to teams, contractors, and vendors.

Leads cybersecurity compliance and authorization for classified information systems. Responsibilities include implementing RMF assessment and authorization, conducting risk assessments, continuous monitoring, audits, configuration and inventory reviews, incident response coordination, and corrective actions. The role supervises information security teams, advises management and customers, develops security policies, prepares technical reports, and collaborates with government customers and suppliers. Requires active Top Secret clearance, IAM Level III certification, extensive RMF experience, and up to 10% travel.

Leads HPE’s enterprise third-party cybersecurity risk strategy, governance, due diligence, supply chain cybersecurity, and operational resilience programs. Designs risk frameworks, assessment methodologies, vendor oversight, continuous monitoring, and regulatory compliance initiatives. Partners with procurement, legal, compliance, privacy, audit, IT, and business stakeholders; advises executives on complex third-party risks; evaluates emerging risks; and drives enterprise transformation, governance forums, regulatory readiness, and scalable cybersecurity solutions.

Owns secure product architecture for in-vehicle systems, including diagnostics, unlock functions, gateways, private networks, and firewalls. Translates threat assessments into security requirements and policies, partners with engineering and suppliers on implementation, leads security reviews, identifies risks, and maintains security artifacts across software-defined vehicle platforms. Serves as a subject-matter expert while balancing security rigor, supplier readiness, platform capabilities, and program timelines.

Lead vulnerability and exposure management for manufacturing IT/OT and ICS environments. Correlate scanner, asset, network, threat intelligence, telemetry, identity, and SBOM data to prioritize plant-aware remediation. Evaluate exploitability, operational impact, safety, uptime, mitigations, and maintenance constraints. Drive remediation governance, exception management, dashboards, executive reporting, incident response, AI-enabled risk prioritization, and stakeholder coordination across manufacturing cybersecurity, plant IT, and automation teams. Provide technical leadership and mentoring.

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.

Leads cybersecurity architecture and product security initiatives across applications and platforms. Evaluates controls, technologies, and AI-assisted security recommendations; guides risk analysis, threat modeling, remediation, and security posture assessments. Partners with architects, developers, vendors, and business leaders to define scalable security patterns, validate solutions, and improve software development lifecycle controls, resiliency, auditability, and traceability.

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.

Build and operate security-data ingestion pipelines and a full-stack AWS reporting application. Develop Snowflake data models, compliance controls, self-service tools, notifications, and infrastructure as code. Integrate security and cloud platforms through APIs, implement CI/CD with automated testing, and collaborate with security, IAM, cloud, and engineering teams to deliver reporting and risk-monitoring capabilities.

Leads the strategy, governance, operating model, and scalable delivery of HPE’s Customer Trust Office. Advises sales, executives, customers, auditors, and cross-functional teams on cybersecurity posture, controls, risk management, and assurance. Oversees complex customer reviews, audits, questionnaires, and executive briefings while developing standardized content, knowledge repositories, automation, AI-assisted workflows, reporting, and governance processes. Builds sustainable customer assurance capabilities, improves consistency and efficiency, and mentors colleagues.

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.

Investigates cybersecurity findings from assessments, incidents, red teams, and operations; performs root cause and risk analysis; prioritizes remediation; designs technical and procedural solutions; and communicates recommendations to technical teams, stakeholders, and senior leaders. Uses validated enterprise AI capabilities to accelerate evidence synthesis and reporting while maintaining security, resiliency, compliance, and data-handling standards.

Lead cybersecurity architecture initiatives for Consumer & Community Banking Trust & Security. Evaluate controls, processes, technologies, and enterprise solutions; provide technical guidance to teams, vendors, and senior stakeholders; and recommend improvements during vulnerabilities. Apply AI-assisted security validation responsibly within SDLC toolchains, ensuring recommendations are validated and aligned with security, resiliency, sensitivity, and auditability requirements.

Analyzes security logs and correlated data to identify suspicious behavior, cyber threats, and fraud risks. The role develops threat-monitoring use cases, communicates risks, supports investigations and incident response, maintains chain of custody when needed, and collaborates with partner teams. It also mentors analysts, applies lessons learned, assesses monitoring data sources, and uses approved AI tools to improve workflows.

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.

Supports cybersecurity initiatives across security operations, threat detection and response, governance, risk and compliance, application security, cloud security, M&A cyber-risk assessments, security architecture, zero-trust access, research, documentation, and human-centered design.

Ten-week cybersecurity engineering internship involving security solution design, documentation, testing, maintenance, issue resolution, and support for networking, cloud, authentication, applications, endpoints, and data security. Interns assist with consulting and security projects, gain technical training, collaborate with experienced staff, and participate in professional development. The role requires onsite hybrid participation in Charlotte or the Phoenix market area.

Cybersecurity Engineering Interns participate in a 10-week technology program while designing, documenting, testing, and maintaining security solutions. Responsibilities may cover networking, cryptography, cloud, authentication, email, applications, endpoints, data access, and business continuity. Interns assist with security consulting, projects, system reviews, incident support, installations, and conversions. The role includes technical training, group projects, coaching, networking, and professional development.

Participate in a 10-week cybersecurity technology internship involving security solution design, documentation, testing, maintenance, issue resolution, and support for networking, cloud, cryptography, authentication, applications, email, and endpoint security. Assist with security consulting, data protection projects, system reviews, incident support, and technology assessments while developing technical and professional skills.