Top Cybersecurity Jobs

Lead Cybersecurity Engineer responsible for designing, implementing, and managing cybersecurity programs and ensuring compliance with DoD standards.

The Cyber Analyst will conduct digital forensics and incident response, analyze evidence, develop incident reports, and provide training to insureds.

The Director, Cybersecurity Regulatory Engagement manages cybersecurity regulatory activities, ensuring alignment with regulations and guiding risk management strategies. Responsibilities include leading regulatory exams, coordinating responses, and improving governance frameworks.

The Sr. Manager of Information Risk & Controls drives the risk management evolution by leading risk identification, developing frameworks, and collaborating with teams across Invesco.

The Quality Assurance Analyst will provide technical and administrative direction for software development, ensure quality control, and coordinate with managers to resolve problems.

The role involves analyzing AI and ML threats, conducting in-depth intelligence analysis, and authoring intelligence products for operational strategies.

The Red Team Manager leads the offensive security program, overseeing engagements and guiding operators in adversary emulation, while ensuring quality and operational excellence in cybersecurity assessments.

The Senior Cybersecurity Engineer will oversee cybersecurity risk management, maintain compliance with standards, monitor security events, and ensure proper documentation and training for IT systems.

The Cloud Administrator will manage cloud environments, oversee security and compliance, support modernization initiatives, and collaborate with teams to align infrastructure with organizational objectives.

The Enterprise Application Support Manager oversees enterprise applications, ensures compliance with DoD cybersecurity policies, and enhances application performance through modernization initiatives.

Lead the Cybersecurity GRC team, manage risk and vulnerability programs, align cybersecurity with business objectives, oversee assessments and vendors, improve awareness and compliance, and deliver metrics and advisory services across the organization.

Lead ATO support for government clients: assess security posture, perform risk analyses, monitor and respond to incidents, implement remediation, and maintain ATO compliance for cloud and classified environments.

Design and maintain enterprise security architecture for endpoints, identity, MDM, and PKI. Implement endpoint hardening, certificate lifecycle, Okta-based access controls, and compliance-aligned controls (CMMC/NIST). Integrate telemetry, produce standards and documentation, and partner with infrastructure, compliance, and engineering teams to reduce device-related risk.

The Cybersecurity Lead is responsible for safeguarding information systems, managing the security posture, conducting risk assessments, and leading a team in incident response.

The Manager will lead the Cybersecurity Policy, Risk & Governance strategy, ensuring compliance with regulations and effective execution of cybersecurity initiatives.

The role involves developing, reviewing, and disseminating Cybersecurity policies, providing expertise on planning and operations, and coordinating with various military commands.

The Senior Cybersecurity Analyst will support a defense program focusing on cybersecurity for systems, conduct assessments, and integrate emerging technologies.

Design, implement, and automate security controls across SOC, vulnerability management, and DLP. Lead incident response, integrate Microsoft security stack and SIEM, automate SOC workflows and remediation using SOAR, IaC, and AI/LLM techniques. Collaborate with IT and cross-functional teams to reduce MTTD/MTTR and ensure compliance with security frameworks.

The Lead Counsel will advise executive leadership on cybersecurity, privacy, and digital risk, guiding strategy and compliance across key initiatives and partnerships.

As a Principal Insider Threat Analyst, you'll lead and mature the Insider Threat Program by conducting complex investigations, architecting threat hunting operations, and collaborating with cross-functional partners.

The Executive Director oversees the fraud risk strategy for digital assets, ensuring proactive identification, governance, and control of fraud risks across Morgan Stanley's businesses.

Lead and develop Business Wire's cybersecurity and GRC strategy, oversee security architecture and cloud/application security (AWS/Azure), manage risk assessments, vulnerability and penetration testing, and ensure compliance with PCI DSS, SOC 2, and ISO 27001. Serve as executive incident response lead, manage external security partners, mentor security/GRC staff, and translate technical risk into business decisions while driving security awareness and governance.

The SCA-R Validator will assess cybersecurity posture, lead assessments, build reports, and support system lifecycle management in compliance with RMF and FISMA.

Manage day-to-day identity and access operations including provisioning/de-provisioning, access requests, entitlement management, access reviews, and IAM governance. Support automation, RBAC models, audit readiness, incident response, and cross-functional initiatives such as M&A integrations and system migrations to maintain secure, auditable access aligned with business needs.

Lead proactive threat engineering by running offensive and purple-team operations, managing enterprise vulnerability and remediation programs, integrating automated scanning and intelligence into CI/CD and asset systems, translating adversary emulation into detections, and partnering with incident response to improve detection, playbooks, and organizational security posture.