Top Cybersecurity Jobs

The Senior Manager for Medical Device Cybersecurity will lead the strategy and execution of cybersecurity initiatives for medical devices, ensuring compliance with FDA guidelines and integrating security into product development processes.

Sell SaaS cybersecurity solutions to SLED customers by generating new business, developing C-suite relationships, leading account and territory planning, orchestrating cross-functional deal teams, advising on IT and AI integration, negotiating and closing deals, and meeting sales targets with up to 50% travel.

Lead and develop engineering managers across discipline-based communities (frontend, backend, data, AI). Provide technical guidance, set AI-assisted engineering standards, drive department-wide engineering initiatives, partner with product to staff cross-functional teams, ensure operational readiness and long-term codebase health, and own hiring, performance, and onboarding for a 35–50 person organization.

The role is accountable for strategic security leadership across semiconductor engineering environments, guiding teams in security practices while ensuring business efficiency.

Manage critical cybersecurity incidents across on-premises and cloud environments, analyze alerts, coordinate containment and remediation, and produce incident reports. Lead security, privacy, and policy events; improve detection tools, processes, and controls; consult on security initiatives; mentor analysts; collaborate with Cyber Defense, Compliance, Legal, Privacy, and Architecture teams; and participate in on-call duties.

Own and expand Dragos's global strategic partnership with Accenture: set vision and multi-year joint plans, drive co-innovation and GTM execution, enable sales and technical teams, align ecosystems and leadership to grow partner-sourced revenue and embed Dragos capabilities into Accenture services.

Coordinates cybersecurity penetration-testing projects across multiple test facilities. Responsibilities include managing project documentation, budgets, schedules, status reporting, site access, badging, equipment transfers, contracting and accounting coordination, test findings, and project records. The role requires cybersecurity knowledge spanning cloud computing, networks, virtual machines, and data transfers, plus collaboration with government and test organizations. Travel to testing sites is approximately 30% annually.

Maintains the operational security posture of classified information systems supporting Collateral, SCI, and SAP environments. Responsibilities include authorization package management, continuous monitoring, configuration and change management, vulnerability identification, audit review, incident handling, security documentation, self-inspections, and coordination with ISSMs, authorizing officials, DoD, national agencies, and contractors. The role requires 5+ years of experience, SAP experience, TS/SCI clearance, and the ability to obtain a CI polygraph.

Maintains the security posture of DoD information systems supporting Collateral, SCI, and Special Access Programs. Responsibilities include authorization package management, security compliance reviews, configuration-change impact analysis, audit monitoring, vulnerability identification, incident and recovery support, physical and media security, and documentation maintenance. The role collaborates with ISSMs and authorization officials and requires current TS/SCI clearance, SAP experience, and the ability to obtain a CI polygraph.

Assists the IT Security Team with implementing data loss prevention and endpoint privilege management controls. Supports threat and vulnerability processes by identifying issues and collaborating with global IT stakeholders. The intern works onsite in Coralville, Iowa, reports to the IT Security Manager, and collaborates across teams to strengthen security controls protecting the organization’s global IT environment.

Leads a cybersecurity test engineering team supporting Department of War developmental test, evaluation, and assessment activities. Provides cybersecurity and systems engineering expertise, reviews acquisition and test documentation, evaluates technical risks and test results, supports milestone reviews and independent technical risk assessments, develops senior-level briefings and reports, and recommends improvements to cybersecurity and developmental test policy.

Leads a team of Product Security Analysts conducting threat modeling, attack surface analysis, cybersecurity risk assessments, and security design reviews for medical devices. Oversees compliance with FDA and global medical device cybersecurity regulations, develops security policies and processes, collaborates with cross-functional teams and vendors, and mentors technical staff.

Leads product cybersecurity and privacy activities across development, quality, regulatory, and project teams. Provides threat management, risk assessment, secure SDLC guidance, security requirements, vulnerability investigation, documentation, and customer assurance. Oversees product security deliverables, supports FDA 510(k) submissions, coordinates vendors, and contributes to program planning, agile reviews, design controls, and incident-related activities. The role requires technical leadership, extensive cybersecurity experience, and knowledge of medical device security standards and regulations.

Own a product area end to end, from customer and market research through strategy, development, launch, and outcome measurement. Serve as the product security domain expert, automate product decision-making with AI, shape customer and market messaging, and partner with services and go-to-market teams. The role focuses on building software and service offerings for connected device cybersecurity, vulnerability management, software supply chain risk, and compliance.

Conduct security control assessments for cloud and other systems, documenting risks, test procedures, findings, vulnerabilities, and mitigation recommendations. Develop assessment plans, penetration-testing rules of engagement, SOPs, and final reports. Review security documentation, perform hands-on testing and vulnerability analysis, participate in technical forums, brief management, and advise on cybersecurity improvements. The role requires active TS/SCI clearance with polygraph and onsite work in Bethesda, Maryland.

Leads Client Solutions Advisors and oversees pre-sales security advisement, coaching, hiring, goal setting, and performance management. Partners with sales and regional leadership on growth, marketing, training, and strategic initiatives. Supports executive-level client relationships, opportunity qualification, security technology evaluations, demonstrations, vendor partnerships, and solution alignment. Requires frequent travel and residence in Virginia or Maryland.

Lead the cyber security wargaming and incident readiness program, ensuring operational readiness and continuous improvement of incident response capabilities.

Supports Department of Defense cyber mission force training, testing, and operational events. Responsibilities include planning and executing cyber range exercises, configuring offensive red-cell content and tools, supporting cyber training systems, analyzing emerging requirements, developing customer deliverables, and coordinating with technical teams and senior customers. The role requires red-team operations experience, cyber range expertise, strong communication, quality assurance, and the ability to support customer engagements and strategic partnerships.

Leads a Federal cryptographic modernization engagement for a national-security customer. Owns customer relationships, contract delivery, schedules, staffing, risks, quality, financial performance, and executive communications. Coordinates cryptographic discovery, inventory, CBOM development, risk assessment, crypto-agility, and post-quantum migration planning with technical SMEs. Leads multidisciplinary teams, manages government and subcontractor stakeholders, supports governance and reporting, and identifies follow-on growth opportunities.

Analyze and exploit target networks using all-source intelligence, SIGINT, and cybersecurity data. Identify vulnerabilities, map network infrastructure, develop exploitation plans, analyze network traffic across OSI layers, create evolving cyber tradecraft, and communicate findings to intelligence stakeholders. The role requires collaboration with government, military, and contractor partners supporting national security missions.

Leads and mentors cybersecurity professionals implementing the Risk Management Framework for FBI IT systems. Oversees system categorization, security control selection and implementation, assessments, authorization documentation, continuous monitoring, risk analysis, incident response, remediation, audits, and stakeholder reporting. Provides technical cybersecurity guidance, training, and process improvement while ensuring compliance with NIST guidance and organizational requirements.

Leads BMO’s independent second-line oversight of cybersecurity and technology risk across a complex, regulated financial enterprise. Establishes risk standards, challenges first-line assessments and controls, oversees remediation, reports risk profiles to executives, regulators, and board committees, and evaluates emerging cyber and technology risks including artificial intelligence. The role manages a North American team, develops KPIs and KRIs, enhances cyber maturity, advises stakeholders, and promotes strong risk governance and culture.

Supports DIB cybersecurity operations through process engineering, technical research, data analysis, and leadership reporting. Develops responses to high-priority data calls, tracks operational plans and capability gaps, reviews systems engineering documentation, and guides process governance and improvement initiatives. The role also requires documenting processes, managing documentation in SharePoint and Confluence, assessing requirements, and collaborating with government and contractor technical teams.

Analyzes and exploits target networks using all-source intelligence, SIGINT, and cybersecurity data. Identifies vulnerabilities, maps network infrastructure, develops exploitation plans, analyzes activity across OSI layers, creates evolving analytic tradecraft, and communicates findings to intelligence stakeholders. The role requires extensive cybersecurity or network analysis experience and an active TS/SCI clearance with current polygraph.

Analyzes and exploits target networks using all-source intelligence, SIGINT, and cybersecurity data. Identifies vulnerabilities, maps network infrastructure, develops exploitation and operations plans, analyzes network traffic across OSI layers, creates evolving analytic tradecraft, and communicates findings to intelligence stakeholders. Collaborates with government, military, and contractor partners supporting national security missions.