Top Cybersecurity Jobs

The Cybersecurity Analyst II manages IAM, PAM, EDR, SIEM monitoring, vulnerability management, incident response support, IT general controls, compliance activities, and security reporting. The role administers access and endpoint security technologies, investigates alerts, supports remediation and audits, maintains cybersecurity policies, and improves controls across Microsoft 365, cloud platforms, identity systems, SaaS applications, and endpoints.

The role involves architecting cybersecurity solutions, leading technical engagements, and serving as a technical evangelist at industry events, focusing on Application Security and Cloud Security.

Lead cybersecurity management and operations for DoD systems, enclaves, and sites supporting the Missile Defense Agency. Plan and execute RMF activities, authorization, continuous monitoring, vulnerability management, and compliance efforts. Coordinate with government leaders, system owners, and technical teams; provide cybersecurity guidance and mentorship. The role requires an active Secret clearance, IAM Level II certification, eMASS certification, and occasional travel.

Monitor, detect, and respond to security threats; implement security controls across infrastructure and systems; conduct vulnerability assessments and penetration testing; secure cloud environments and applications; and collaborate with engineering teams to embed security best practices.

Lead and operate the corporate Information Security Program as ISSM: implement and maintain security controls, manage compliance (NIST, CMMC, DFARS, ISO), author SSPs/POA&Ms, run audits and assessments, perform risk and incident management, administer secure Windows and Microsoft 365 Government environments, and advise executive leadership on cybersecurity posture and remediation.

The Cybersecurity Engineer will research, develop, implement advanced threat detection use cases, maintain detection logic, and enhance security monitoring capabilities to strengthen cybersecurity posture for a DoD customer.

The Cybersecurity Policy Analyst develops and refines cybersecurity policies, ensures compliance with government standards, and supports operational effectiveness through ongoing assessments and training.

Lead security tooling operations, incident response, threat hunting, vulnerability management, and scripting/automation. Evaluate and deploy security technologies, mentor junior staff, remediate vulnerabilities, and leverage threat intelligence to reduce attack surface and improve organizational security posture.

Lead Endpoint Management and Threat Intelligence teams to harden endpoints, manage vulnerabilities and patching, process IOCs and TTPs, produce actionable intelligence briefings, coordinate cross-organizational security efforts, define risk thresholds with executives, and drive measurable operational metrics and incident response readiness.

The role involves developing AI-driven cybersecurity solutions, designing ML models for threat detection, and enhancing security frameworks. Candidates collaborate with SOC teams and assess AI system security.

Lead and build IT and cybersecurity functions, own the system security plan, prepare for CMMC Level 2 certification, integrate business systems, provide hands-on IT support, and scale security and IT teams in a hardware-plus-software startup.

The Cybersecurity Operations Director oversees security operations, managing a team to mitigate cyber threats and ensure compliance across IT assets and networks. Responsibilities include incident management, reporting, and continuous process improvement to safeguard the organization against cyber threats.

Lead cybersecurity operations for Army C4ISR and distribution networks: manage RMF and ATO sustainment via eMASS, run vulnerability scanning and POA&M using Tenable/ACAS, administer government security tools, and lead incident response and reporting across NIPR/SIPR environments.

Designs and governs enterprise cybersecurity architectures, translating business and regulatory needs into scalable solutions. Creates target-state roadmaps, leads architecture for security programs, evaluates technologies, partners with engineering and stakeholders, and drives standardization, automation, and modernization across cybersecurity platforms.

Design, deploy, and operate secure cloud environments (AWS GovCloud/Azure Government), implement IaC and automation, apply STIGs/CIS benchmarks, ensure compliance with NIST/FedRAMP/DoD regulations, monitor threats, support incident response, and provide cloud security guidance across teams.

Lead cybersecurity systems test engineering for the Sentinel program: define cyber vulnerability test processes, configure cyber tools (SIEM, IDS/IPS, Tenable.SC, Fortify, endpoint tools), translate requirements to HW/SW specs, oversee V&V in lab HIL environments, manage team cost/schedule (EVM, IMS), coordinate with customers and cross-functional teams, and present technical status to leadership.

Lead information security risk management across the enterprise: coordinate risk assessments, audit and SOC support, remediate findings, govern data and controls, support PCI DSS, use GRC tools and AI toolsets, mentor teams, and produce leadership reporting to improve security posture and compliance.

The Cybersecurity Engineering Manager leads a team in designing and implementing security measures, ensuring compliance with regulations, and overseeing cybersecurity operations in a healthcare context.

Serve as a senior technical cybersecurity expert for ICS/OT projects: advise project teams, plan and review tasks, perform risk assessments and QA, liaise with clients, support business development, contribute to proposals and marketing, and travel frequently to client sites to implement and oversee industrial cybersecurity and compliance activities.

As a Cybersecurity Solutions Architect, you'll develop innovative cybersecurity solutions, lead proposal efforts, and engage with government stakeholders. Collaborate on technical strategies and ensure compliance with federal standards while promoting Avint's offerings in the market.

The Sr. Cybersecurity Operational Risk Officer manages operational and technology risks, provides oversight, collaborates with teams, and enhances risk frameworks. They evaluate projects and compliance, conduct assessments, and maintain relationships with business leaders.

The Associate Cybersecurity Operations Researcher conducts analytical studies, collaborates on cybersecurity initiatives, and produces technical documentation while engaging with international stakeholders.

The Senior Cybersecurity Analytics Manager oversees fraud analytics, predictive analytics, and incident response, driving technical strategy and collaboration in cybersecurity operations.

The Cybersecurity Analytics Lead supports IRS Fraud Analytics through fraud detection, predictive analysis, forensic investigations, and monitoring activities in enterprise environments.

The role involves managing cybersecurity compliance, coordinating audits, and supporting product certification while fostering customer relationships.