Top Cybersecurity Jobs

Partners with Sales to conduct technical discovery, design cybersecurity solutions, deliver demonstrations, and lead proof-of-value and proof-of-concept engagements. Advises security, identity, infrastructure, IT, risk, and executive stakeholders; translates technical capabilities into business outcomes; supports enterprise sales cycles; develops customer documentation and training; and shares field insights with internal teams. Travel is typically 25–50%.

Partners with Sales to conduct technical discovery, design security solutions, deliver demonstrations, and lead proof-of-value and proof-of-concept engagements. Advises enterprise customers on cybersecurity, identity, access, asset visibility, exposure management, and risk. Translates technical capabilities into business outcomes, supports evaluations and executive discussions, develops customer-facing documentation and training, and collaborates cross-functionally to improve sales execution. Travel is typically 25–50%.

Leads strategic cybersecurity engineering initiatives involving AI security, automated assessments, threat analysis, SaaS assurance, and Just-in-Time access. Defines technical roadmaps, evaluates technologies, guides architecture and engineering execution, and manages a team of advanced software engineers. Partners across cybersecurity, identity, infrastructure, product, and operations teams to deliver scalable, secure solutions while establishing engineering KPIs, improving automation, and reducing enterprise risk.

Manages strategic relationships with cybersecurity services retainer customers, improving preparedness, service utilization, and satisfaction. Coordinates with sales and delivery teams, conducts account reviews, documents follow-up actions, develops customer success plans, scopes services, and supports account expansion. The role also contributes to program improvements and applies cybersecurity, incident response, security framework, and AI knowledge to optimize customer outcomes.

Participate in an 11-week paid internship supporting cloud security across AWS, Azure, and GCP. Develop Python and Terraform automation, monitor cloud environments, identify vulnerabilities and misconfigurations, support remediation, improve security controls and compliance reporting, and collaborate with Cloud Engineering and Cybersecurity teams.

Leads strategic enterprise engagements by delivering technical positioning, executive architecture workshops, competitive differentiation, and technical sales closure for Zero Trust and SASE solutions. Partners with Sales, Product, Engineering, Marketing, and Enablement to translate customer requirements into initiatives, accelerate go-to-market execution, and support complex security and network transformation opportunities.

Leads cybersecurity oversight for critical third-party service providers, including security monitoring, vulnerability and incident impact analysis, remediation tracking, and risk escalation. Develops security frameworks for tokenization and digital asset providers, strengthens cross-functional engagement, and implements automation and data-driven processes to improve vendor risk management. Communicates material cybersecurity risks and recommendations to senior leadership.

Lead technology risk and controls management across Corporate Technology. Identify, quantify, report, and mitigate operational and regulatory risks; evaluate control effectiveness; manage issues and governance; advise technology stakeholders; and deliver executive-ready reporting. Apply AI-assisted workflows with human validation, support auditability and regulatory compliance, and influence senior decision-making across technology risk posture and control improvements.

Manage cybersecurity professional services delivery, including sales support, proposals, client escalations, project financials, profitability, resource prioritization, and occasional cybersecurity project management. Lead identity and access management assessments and application access reviews while supporting systems built with numerous IAM, database, monitoring, and development technologies. The role may be performed remotely from a U.S. home office.

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 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, and apply IT governance and auditing methodologies. The role also requires client relationship management, mentoring junior staff, and maintaining professional and technical standards.

Oversee supplier issue management and third-party information security risk remediation. Responsibilities include reviewing assessment findings, validating closure evidence, guiding stakeholders and suppliers through action plans or risk acceptance, managing issue lifecycles, improving supplier management processes, and communicating remediation progress to senior leadership.

Leads site cybersecurity, infrastructure, data, integration, and systems operations in a regulated manufacturing environment. Oversees secure infrastructure, network operations, vulnerability remediation, lifecycle management, incident response, business continuity, data governance, system integrations, historians, and AI enablement. Owns the site data strategy and roadmap, ensures GxP compliance and inspection readiness, coordinates technical projects, and manages employees and contractors while aligning local execution with enterprise standards.

Leads cybersecurity, network, and infrastructure operations for secure, compliant manufacturing environments. Responsibilities include risk management, control implementation, OT and IT infrastructure monitoring, incident response, lifecycle management, patching, vulnerability remediation, change management, business continuity, and network standards governance. The role serves as a site cybersecurity and infrastructure subject matter expert, coordinates cross-functional teams, and supports reliable plant operations within regulated environments.

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.

Implements and sustains cybersecurity programs at manufacturing plants, remediates endpoint and OT vulnerabilities, supports incident response and disaster recovery, assesses cybersecurity readiness, coordinates remediation and site-readiness activities, and communicates risks and production impacts. The role partners with plant operations, IT, suppliers, and global teams while maintaining secure, resilient manufacturing operations with minimal disruption.

Leads Mastercard’s U.S. government cybersecurity strategy and engagement across federal, state, and local stakeholders. Builds senior relationships with cybersecurity, national security, defense, intelligence, and critical infrastructure organizations; identifies government opportunities aligned with identity, fraud prevention, and threat intelligence capabilities; and partners with product and sales teams on commercial pathways. The role also monitors policy and regulatory developments, represents Mastercard at senior forums, and develops briefings, white papers, and thought leadership for government audiences.

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.

Own the strategy, vision, roadmap, and execution of Rapid7’s Managed Detection and Response product portfolio. Lead and develop a global product management team, partner with SOC and engineering leaders, translate customer and market insights into product decisions, define platform capabilities, and drive product OKRs. Serve as a senior customer-facing representative while collaborating with sales, marketing, and customer success on positioning, launches, adoption, retention, and expansion.

Leads cybersecurity due diligence for mergers, acquisitions, divestitures, and strategic transactions. Assesses target security postures, identifies risks and control gaps, estimates remediation and integration costs, manages third-party diligence providers, and supports Day 1 readiness. Partners with Finance, Corporate Development, Legal, IT, and Information Security to translate technical findings into business impacts, document decisions, and improve diligence playbooks, templates, cost models, and reporting.

Own the vision, roadmap, go-to-market strategy, datasets, scoring, findings, automation, integrations, pricing, and reporting for CrowdStrike’s automated AI red-teaming product. Partner with engineering, data science, security research, sales, marketing, and customers to improve AI threat detection and define a new product category. Translate offensive security research and emerging AI threats into product requirements, technical strategy, and prioritized execution.

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.

Assesses and advises on cybersecurity controls throughout the Risk Management Framework to obtain and maintain Authority to Operate approvals for Air Force weapon subsystems and IT systems. Collaborates with security assessors, ISSMs, program managers, and authorizing officials; performs risk assessments, reviews security documentation, communicates cybersecurity requirements to technical and senior leaders, and supports compliance with Department of War cybersecurity processes.

Leads Mastercard’s global government cybersecurity engagement strategy, partnering with senior leadership and representing the organization with governments, cybersecurity agencies, critical infrastructure bodies, and multilateral institutions. Oversees advisory councils, strategic workstreams, policy and threat landscape analysis, executive communications, internal stakeholder alignment, and team development. Builds partnerships and positions Mastercard as a trusted cybersecurity advisor while improving the coherence, efficiency, and impact of global engagement activities.

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.