Top Cybersecurity Jobs

Lead and administer the organization's cybersecurity program per DoD standards. Develop strategies, policies, budgets, and risk assessments. Manage and secure integrated and dispersed networks, promote cybersecurity awareness, and oversee a distributed workforce. Ensure compliance and perform other assigned duties.

Lead a team to develop and implement SOC operational processes, analytics, automation, and AI-driven detection capabilities. Drive SOC maturity by building security analytics, SIEM/SOAR integrations, playbooks, and reporting while managing strategic projects, stakeholder alignment, and participating in an on-call incident response rotation.

Lead and manage a CSIRT shift responsible for alert intake, triage, and incident response. Develop response frameworks, coordinate cross-functional responses, report trends to leadership, mentor analysts, run exercises (tabletops/red team), integrate threat intelligence, and automate response workflows using SOAR and other tools.

The Staff Digital Auditor conducts security assessments of Third Party suppliers, identifies gaps in controls, and communicates findings to business units.

Lead and execute digital technology and cybersecurity audits, develop risk‑based audit programs, report findings, and partner with management on remediation. Apply data analytics, collaborate with cross‑functional teams, and promote continuous improvement and stakeholder engagement across the internal audit function.

Provide technical direction across cybersecurity, cloud engineering, DevSecOps, AI/ML, and Zero Trust initiatives. Develop architectures, standards, technical plans, and oversee complex engineering execution for DoD-related projects.

Lead multiple cybersecurity departments to define and execute strategy, manage budget and people, oversee incident response and risk measurement, select security technologies, drive continuous improvement, ensure regulatory compliance, and coordinate with senior leadership, regulators, and vendors to protect the Bank's digital assets.

Sell Optiv security services and technology solutions into strategic accounts within a geographic territory. Own the full sales cycle, build multi-year account plans, generate and manage a large pipeline, lead cross-functional teams, engage executive clients, drive client satisfaction, and execute sales methodologies (e.g., MEDDICC) to achieve or exceed quota and margin targets.

Lead and execute third‑party vendor assessments, evaluate vendor control effectiveness, perform quality assurance, and produce assessment reports. Advise business leaders on remediation and risk acceptance, support regulatory exam prep, coach junior analysts, and help design/enhance GRC processes and tools to mitigate customer, financial, and reputational risk.

Lead cybersecurity strategy and operations: design and enforce security policies, perform risk and vulnerability assessments, manage incident response, integrate security into system architectures, ensure regulatory compliance, mentor cybersecurity staff, and oversee vendor security and continuous monitoring for a DoD/Army program.

Lead design, implementation, and monitoring of enterprise security controls and architecture. Perform advanced risk and vulnerability assessments, guide remediation, support incident response, and embed security into projects. Mentor junior staff, produce governance documentation, and evaluate emerging threats and technologies to strengthen overall security posture.

Support full RMF lifecycle and maintain system artifacts in eMASS. Perform security control assessments, prepare SSP/POA&M/SAR documentation, monitor vulnerabilities, coordinate ATO efforts, and ensure compliance with DoD, Army, and NIST cybersecurity requirements.

Design, implement, and manage cloud security controls and dashboards; assess and prioritize vulnerabilities; configure and operate SIEM/SOAR and other security tooling; perform cloud security audits, incident response, and compliance assessments; develop automation and AI agents to reduce analyst workload; collaborate across teams to remediate risks and support the Unisys SOC.

Hands-on senior engineer who implements, configures, and operates security systems: WAF tuning, cloud controls, EDR, SIEM/SOAR, incident response, threat hunting, pen-testing, identity management, compliance, and cross-team remediation.

Designs, implements, and maintains enterprise security controls focusing on IAM, incident response, vulnerability management, EDR/XDR, SIEM, and cloud/OT security. Leads incident response, operates vulnerability and detection tooling, designs security solutions, develops policies, conducts threat analysis, and collaborates with IT teams to secure systems and data.

Lead technical design and delivery of enterprise security across network, endpoint, cloud, and applications. Own security engineering roadmap, standards, and vendor selection. Mentor engineers, run IAM and PAM architecture, manage vulnerability program and detection engineering, lead incident response and threat hunting, and communicate risk and roadmap to technical and executive stakeholders.

Lead global cybersecurity governance, risk, compliance, IAM/ICAM, and OT security programs. Build high-performing teams, integrate GRC/IAM/OT into a unified risk model, support M&A due diligence, drive metrics/KPIs and board reporting, and advise executive leadership to align security with business objectives and regulatory requirements.

Lead global IT/Information Security governance, risk, and compliance activities. Maintain GRC risk tracking, run and prioritize risk assessments, manage third-party security reviews, support compliance assessments and attestations, and report risk posture to executives while partnering with IT, Privacy, Legal, Procurement, and business stakeholders.

Own and execute enterprise security services and technology sales for a small set of strategic Southern California accounts. Build multi-year account plans, lead a cross-functional team, grow a large pipeline, manage forecasts, exceed gross-margin targets, and cultivate executive relationships and partner channels to close complex, multi-million-dollar deals.

Lead risk-based audits and advisory reviews of cybersecurity, technology, data, and AI risks; assess controls across cloud, infrastructure, software, and data; develop analytics, automation, and AI-enabled audit capabilities; translate technical findings into business recommendations; advise on governance, model governance, data provenance, privacy, and resilience; build relationships and report to executives and the Board; coach and scale the audit function.

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.

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.

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 definition and delivery of scalable cybersecurity product integrations across Dataminr9s portfolio and partner ecosystem. Own ideation, research, requirements, and launch; collaborate with engineering and cross-functional teams to build API-driven integrations, enable go-to-market, and drive adoption.

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.