Top Cybersecurity Jobs

Supports DOJ cybersecurity programs by advising system and business owners, conducting security-risk analysis, monitoring networks, investigating incidents, assessing breaches, identifying vulnerabilities, evaluating software, and producing actionable reports and dashboards. The role applies Risk Management Framework processes, security architecture expertise, NIST FIPS-199 and CNSS standards, and JCAM/Xacta tools to improve consistency across system portfolios.

Supports Department of Veterans Affairs cybersecurity authorization and risk management activities across the full NIST RMF and ATO lifecycle. Develops security artifacts, assesses risks and vulnerabilities, implements controls, manages POA&Ms, and coordinates remediation with technical and business stakeholders. The role also supports cloud security, FedRAMP, continuous monitoring, compliance assessments, security documentation, and briefings.

Leads defensive cyber operations and cybersecurity engineering teams supporting enterprise and intelligence programs. Oversees cybersecurity strategy, service design, implementation, operations, personnel development, resource prioritization, compliance, and capability maturity. Conducts security solution analysis, design studies, and future-operations research; authors white papers and briefs senior stakeholders. Requires advanced cybersecurity leadership, DoD certifications, TS/SCI clearance, and expertise in enterprise security architectures, defensive operations, and cybersecurity policy.

Leads the design, implementation, integration, migration, and operation of enterprise Zero Trust security solutions for a DoD client. Evaluates technologies, secures networks and systems, integrates EDR, SIEM/SOAR, access control, and data protection capabilities, and ensures compliance with DoD requirements and industry standards. Researches security enhancements, protects against advanced threats, collaborates with infrastructure teams, analyzes security systems, and briefs client leadership. The role requires an active Secret clearance, DoD 8570 IAT Level III certification, and substantial DoD cybersecurity experience.

Designs, implements, and assesses cybersecurity systems for a DoD Zero Trust program. Responsibilities include security architecture, vulnerability and threat assessments, risk mitigation, security requirements, IA integration, compliance, and system accreditation support across multiple operational environments. The role also supports installation, migration, and configuration at multiple client locations and requires collaboration with architects, developers, and stakeholders.

Leads cyber threat management strategy, resolves complex security challenges, directs high-impact security projects, and drives enterprise-wide improvements to organizational resilience. The role manages a cyber threat management team, establishes priorities, collaborates cross-functionally, develops innovative security solutions, and mentors team members. Requires 8+ years of relevant experience, a bachelor’s degree or equivalent combination of education and experience, and leadership experience.

Supports first- and third-party cybersecurity risk management, including risk identification, assessment, monitoring, mitigation tracking, risk registers, escalation, and acceptance. Prepares executive dashboards, metrics, reports, and governance materials while monitoring cybersecurity KRIs, KPIs, and maturity metrics. Collaborates with cybersecurity, IT, legal, privacy, sourcing, and business teams on security requirements and supplier assessments. Helps improve cybersecurity programs, operational resilience, planning, roadmaps, and maturity assessments.

Leads the enterprise cybersecurity risk management program across global brands and business units. Coordinates risk assessments, risk registers, remediation plans, governance reviews, audit support, executive reporting, and continuous improvement. Manages program roadmaps, cross-functional workstreams, metrics, policy exceptions, risk acceptance, and GRC platform optimization while communicating cybersecurity risk to technical and executive stakeholders.

Facilitates the enterprise cybersecurity risk management program by conducting risk assessments, maintaining risk registers, monitoring mitigation activities, and preparing risk metrics and reports. Develops governance frameworks, playbooks, and documentation while supporting compliance, supply chain risk, maturity assessments, and strategic planning. Collaborates with cybersecurity, technology, legal, privacy, audit, and business stakeholders to communicate risks and enable informed decision-making.

Leads the global cybersecurity supply chain risk management program, coordinating risk assessments, governance, remediation, reporting, audits, and third-party risk activities across brands and regions. Maintains risk registers, facilitates stakeholder reviews, tracks risk acceptance and mitigation, supports GRC platform optimization, develops executive metrics, and drives process automation and continuous improvement. Requires strong cybersecurity governance, program management, communication, and cross-functional coordination skills in a complex global organization.

Performs security assessments, vulnerability identification, threat mitigation, security architecture, and implementation of information assurance systems for a DoD Zero Trust program. The role designs and integrates security controls across network, computing, and enclave environments; supports risk management, certification, compliance, and security planning; and assists with installation, migration, and configuration activities across multiple client locations.

Leads the design, implementation, integration, and operation of enterprise Zero Trust security solutions for a DoD client. Evaluates technologies, aligns architectures with DoD requirements, secures networks and systems, integrates cybersecurity monitoring and response tools, researches security improvements, and briefs client leadership. The role supports installation, migration, and configuration activities across multiple locations and requires extensive collaboration with network and hardware teams.

Facilitates the enterprise cybersecurity risk management program by conducting risk assessments, maintaining risk registers, monitoring mitigation activities, supporting risk acceptance and escalation, and preparing cybersecurity metrics and reports. Develops governance frameworks, playbooks, and documentation while collaborating with technology, legal, privacy, compliance, sourcing, and business stakeholders. Supports third-party risk management, regulatory alignment, maturity assessments, strategic planning, and continuous improvement of cybersecurity governance and operational resilience.

Leads the global cybersecurity risk management program across business units, brands, regions, and technology teams. Responsibilities include maintaining risk frameworks and registers, coordinating assessments, tracking remediation and risk acceptance, managing program roadmaps, facilitating governance, producing executive reporting, supporting audits, and improving GRC processes and automation. The role requires extensive stakeholder coordination, cybersecurity risk expertise, and program management experience in a complex global organization.

Leads the global cybersecurity supply chain risk management program across brands, regions, vendors, and technology organizations. Responsibilities include maintaining risk frameworks and registers, coordinating vendor assessments and remediation, facilitating risk reviews, tracking risk acceptance, preparing executive metrics and reports, supporting audits and regulatory examinations, and improving GRC processes through automation and standardized governance. The role requires cross-functional stakeholder leadership, strong communication, and management of complex enterprise initiatives.

Supports first- and third-party cybersecurity risk management, including risk identification, assessment, monitoring, mitigation tracking, risk registers, escalation, and acceptance processes. Prepares cybersecurity KRIs, KPIs, maturity metrics, dashboards, scorecards, and executive reports. Collaborates with cybersecurity, IT, legal, privacy, sourcing, and business teams on requirements and contractual obligations. Helps improve risk management capabilities, operational resilience, maturity, and strategic planning.

Leads the global enterprise cybersecurity risk management program across brands and business units. Responsibilities include maintaining risk frameworks and registers, coordinating assessments and remediation, managing roadmaps and cross-functional workstreams, producing executive risk metrics, supporting audits and regulatory reviews, and improving GRC processes and automation. The role requires strong cybersecurity governance knowledge, program leadership, stakeholder facilitation, and the ability to manage risks across geographically dispersed teams.

Facilitates the enterprise cybersecurity risk management program by conducting risk assessments, maintaining risk registers, monitoring remediation, developing governance documentation, tracking metrics, and reporting to senior leadership. The role collaborates with cybersecurity, technology, legal, privacy, audit, compliance, sourcing, and business stakeholders to improve governance, operational resilience, supply chain risk management, and cybersecurity maturity.

Supports first- and third-party cybersecurity risk management, including risk assessment, mitigation tracking, risk registers, reporting, KRIs, KPIs, maturity metrics, and escalation processes. Collaborates with cybersecurity, IT, legal, privacy, sourcing, and business stakeholders on security requirements and contractual obligations. Helps improve cybersecurity governance, operational resilience, planning, and maturity while preparing dashboards and materials for leadership.

Supports information security initiatives across cybersecurity operations, security monitoring, incident response, IT compliance, risk assessments, governance, and control reviews. The intern will help develop policies and implementation plans, create dashboards and reporting tools, communicate security objectives, and contribute to continuous improvement. This hybrid Princeton, New Jersey role runs from May 25 through August 20, 2027, and requires onsite work two days per week.

Leads and matures Workday’s global cybersecurity incident response function. Oversees security operations, manages and develops cybersecurity engineers, leads complex incident investigations, and advises senior leadership. The role architects response platforms, drives automation and remediation, advances threat hunting and forensics capabilities, and partners with risk, legal, and compliance teams to strengthen enterprise security across a multi-cloud environment.

Provides governance, risk, and compliance consulting across client environments. Responsibilities include security hardening reviews, risk assessments, audits, security policy development, client advisory, technical reporting, project management, and relationship management. The consultant may also support incident response, technical testing, system configurations, public speaking, content development, and sales assistance. The role requires strong written and verbal communication, collaboration, cybersecurity learning, and potential certification pursuit.

Investigate and respond to complex security alerts, correlate endpoint, network, and log data, develop SIEM dashboards and detection content, investigate indicators of compromise, preserve digital evidence, assess security controls, maintain documentation, and support cybersecurity policies and processes.

Supports cybersecurity operations protecting the electric grid through automation, detection improvement, log analysis, threat hunting, incident response, and workflow enhancements. The intern will use security tools and scripting languages, analyze suspicious activity, communicate technical findings, participate in professional development activities, and present project outcomes. This is an on-site summer internship in Carmel, Indiana, with potential for part-time remote work during the school year.

Support cybersecurity operations protecting the electric grid by building automations, improving detections, analyzing logs, assisting with threat hunts, investigating suspicious activity, and strengthening security defenses. Interns will improve security team processes, participate in professional development activities, and present project findings at the end of the summer. The role is full-time onsite in Carmel, Indiana, from June 2 through August 13, 2027.