Top Cybersecurity Jobs

As a Cyber Awareness and Training Lead, you will design cybersecurity tabletop exercises, provide incident management guidance, drive examinations, educate members, and consult on high-stakes issues to enhance industry cyber resilience.

Leads cybersecurity architecture for DoD intelligence, electronic warfare, and cyber systems. Designs Zero Trust, ICAM, Cross Domain Solutions, RMF, DevSecOps, encryption, and secure cloud architectures. Directs security assessments, threat modeling, compliance validation, ATO activities, and cybersecurity roadmaps. Provides technical leadership, mentors engineering teams, and interfaces with government program offices, ISSMs, and Authorizing Officials.

Owns perimeter, cloud, email, identity, endpoint, and detection defenses across AWS and Azure. Responsibilities include managing WAF and bot controls, writing Terraform, operating SIEM and EDR/MDR tooling, developing detections, responding to incidents, administering email security and MDM, advancing Zero Trust, supporting penetration testing, and using AI-assisted tools for security automation. The role requires strong compliance experience, on-call incident response participation, and hands-on security engineering skills.

Hands-on cybersecurity engineer responsible for implementing and improving security controls across infrastructure, endpoints, cloud services, identity systems, networks, and engineering platforms. Duties include vulnerability management, security monitoring, alert triage, incident response support, IAM, server hardening, DevSecOps, compliance evidence collection, documentation, and remediation tracking. The role partners with infrastructure, DevOps, software engineering, DBA, and business technology teams in a hybrid Austin environment.

Leads the global Secure Network Services organization and strategy, overseeing enterprise firewalls, OT/ICS connectivity, segmentation, export-controlled environments, site perimeters, and ZTNA. The role owns service roadmaps, catalogs, SLAs, KPIs, incident-response coordination, automation, and continuous improvement while partnering with infrastructure, manufacturing, engineering, SOC, and cyber leadership. It also manages and develops approximately 11 network security specialists and engineers across global locations.

Supports cybersecurity compliance programs through control assessments, evidence collection, gap analysis, audit readiness, remediation tracking, policy maintenance, customer security questionnaires, GRC recordkeeping, and compliance reporting. Collaborates with cybersecurity, IT, engineering, DevOps, legal, and business stakeholders to validate controls and maintain compliance with CMMC, NIST, ISO 27001, SOC 2, and contractual requirements.

Manages a complex cybersecurity task order for the Defense Logistics Agency, coordinating technical solutions, schedules, enterprise integration, and system interfaces. Supports 24x7x365 SIEM monitoring, threat detection, incident response, log and traffic analysis, APT identification, OSINT-informed threat awareness, cybersecurity tool sustainment, and Defense-in-Depth controls. Requires extensive IT and cybersecurity experience, project management and risk credentials, DoD clearance, RMF knowledge, IAM III certification, and Computer Network Defense certification.

Lead OT cybersecurity strategy, architecture, risk assessments, compliance, incident response, and resilience for water and wastewater utility environments. Design secure SCADA and ICS architectures, network segmentation, remote access, and SOC/SIEM integrations. Maintain security plans, POA&Ms, and RMF documentation aligned with NIST, ISA/IEC, and EPA guidance. Develop incident response playbooks and recovery plans, conduct exercises, and brief utility operators, engineers, executives, and federal stakeholders.

Conduct cybersecurity governance, risk, and compliance assessments for commercial and government customers using frameworks including NIST, CMMC, ISO 27001, CJIS, CIS, and HIPAA. Analyze client cybersecurity documentation, identify and mitigate risks, advise on privacy and information governance, support incident response assessments, manage assessment projects, and deliver customer-facing recommendations. The role is remote with onsite client engagements and requires at least 25–50% travel.

Leads independent oversight, review, and challenge of cybersecurity operational risk management within the first line of defense. Oversees risk assessments, controls, issues management, incident response, root cause analysis, governance, regulatory engagement, and enterprise risk mitigation. Advises senior stakeholders, evaluates emerging risks, ensures accountability, and manages a team of three while strengthening the operational risk program.

Supports cybersecurity engineering for DoD mission-critical systems in AWS classified environments. Responsibilities include secure architecture, NIST 800-53 control implementation, RMF activities, ATO documentation, vulnerability scanning, system hardening, remediation, and stakeholder risk advisory. The role requires classified-environment experience, security certification, vulnerability assessment expertise, and an active or recently active Secret clearance.

Support cybersecurity risk management and compliance for DoD and Navy information systems. Responsibilities include implementing and testing RMF and STIG controls, conducting ACAS scans, managing IAVM vulnerability remediation, supporting continuous monitoring, preparing A&A packages, sustaining ATOs, and coordinating with technical teams, project leadership, and government stakeholders.

Supports federal and DoD-aligned cybersecurity compliance through RMF documentation, security control assessments, continuous monitoring, audit preparation, vulnerability tracking, and remediation validation. Maintains SSPs, POA&Ms, SARs, RARs, compliance evidence, dashboards, and assessment records. Collaborates with ISSOs, engineers, ISSMs, and mission stakeholders to support ATO sustainment, security testing, control validation, and accurate reporting.

Implements and manages cybersecurity controls for AWS GovCloud environments and DevSecOps pipelines. Integrates RMF and NIST SP 800-53 controls into infrastructure and configuration code, remediates security findings, develops risk assessments and POA&Ms, documents risks, recommends mitigations, and evaluates tools supporting Zero Trust and compliance.

Leads cybersecurity governance and cloud security operations for federal and DoD-aligned environments. Manages multidisciplinary teams, cloud security strategy, risk assessments, incident response, vulnerability remediation, continuous monitoring, compliance, access controls, and audit readiness. Oversees alignment with NIST, RMF, DoD standards, Zero Trust principles, and secure cloud deployments while presenting cyber risk metrics and recommendations to senior stakeholders.

Provides cybersecurity and information assurance engineering for federal defense systems. Responsibilities include analyzing DoD security requirements, supporting system lifecycle activities, designing secure architectures, implementing security controls, resolving information assurance challenges, and maintaining secure configurations through continuous monitoring and risk management. The role requires extensive federal cybersecurity experience, multiple DoD-approved certifications, a Top Secret clearance, and eligibility for an IT-I critical-sensitive clearance.

Support DoD authorization and cybersecurity assessments for ESS and EKC systems. Apply NIST 800-53 controls, DoD STIGs, security control documentation, vulnerability severity assessment, continuous monitoring, and system authorization processes. Collaborate with ISSMs, product management, and development teams on architecture, testing, compliance, and production-ready system delivery.

Designs, deploys, sustains, and optimizes DTRA CSSP security infrastructure and toolsets. Responsibilities include leading SIEM migrations, configuring forwarders, APIs, and syslog collectors, validating and normalizing logs in Splunk CIM, developing parsing rules and dashboards, applying Linux vulnerability patches, enforcing DISA STIGs, documenting architecture and changes, and supporting defensive cybersecurity operations. Requires an active Top Secret clearance with SCI eligibility, DoD certifications, a bachelor’s degree, and cybersecurity engineering experience.

Provides cybersecurity and information assurance engineering for Defense Logistics Agency systems. Responsibilities include analyzing DoD security requirements, supporting secure system design and integration, implementing security controls, resolving IA challenges, and maintaining continuous monitoring and risk management. Requires extensive federal IT experience, multiple cybersecurity certifications, Microsoft Windows Server certification, RSA Archer administration certification, and an active Top Secret clearance.

Develops and maintains cybersecurity strategies, architectures, controls, and infrastructure for information and network systems. Monitors for threats and intrusions, configures security tools and user access, investigates and mitigates breaches, conducts risk audits, maintains documentation, ensures regulatory compliance, and supports security policy training. The role requires an active TS/SCI with polygraph clearance, relevant education and experience, a DoD-approved cybersecurity certification, U.S. citizenship, and approximately 20% travel.

Provides cybersecurity engineering support across information-system planning, design, development, testing, demonstration, and integration. Analyzes security requirements, resolves cybersecurity and workflow problems, and supports deployment and operationalization of data loss prevention technologies. Requires seven years of IT experience, modern security solution implementation experience, multiple security certifications, vendor-specific certification, an active Secret IT-II clearance, eligibility for IT-I clearance, and U.S. citizenship.

Leads complex federal cybersecurity and information technology programs, managing cost, schedules, staffing, risks, deliverables, and stakeholder relationships. Provides senior expertise in RMF, security authorization, ATO lifecycle management, continuous monitoring, compliance, vulnerability remediation, and cybersecurity governance. Oversees multidisciplinary cybersecurity and project teams, prepares executive reporting, reviews authorization artifacts, and ensures alignment with DoW policies, NIST standards, FISMA, JSIG, and Zero Trust principles.

Leads cybersecurity research and development involving offensive cyber, systems security engineering, formal methods, and security software. Develops prototypes, guides technical execution, mentors researchers, supports customer relationships and business development, and shares research outcomes. The role requires strong computing expertise, research experience, technical leadership, U.S. citizenship, and the ability to obtain a Top Secret clearance.

Develops secure-by-design technologies for DoD systems, including parsers, data protocol protections, MBSE tools, and open architectures. Leads R&D contracts, technical teams, proposal development, customer engagements, and business development. Builds tools in C/C++, Python, and Rust, contributes to technical publications, and supports technology transition to warfighter applications. Requires advanced cybersecurity expertise, system integration experience, Secret clearance with TS/SCI eligibility, and willingness to travel.

Drive Cyber OT security sales in Houston/Western US, targeting Energy, Power, Life Sciences, and Mining. Build and execute a sales plan to meet a $9–12M quota, develop new business, maintain client relationships, customize OT security solutions, deliver demos and training, forecast sales, and represent Honeywell at industry events. Remote role with required Houston residence and ~50% travel to client sites.