Top Cybersecurity Jobs

Cybersecurity Operations Intern supporting incident response, threat monitoring, threat hunting, threat intelligence, vulnerability management, security posture assessments, threat detection, and automation. The intern will help analyze alerts, identify attacks, prioritize remediation, improve detection rules and runbooks, and implement SOAR or scripting-based efficiencies. The ten-week program includes mentorship, team projects, and a presentation to leadership.

Supports cybersecurity policy programs and high-level convenings by coordinating agendas, speakers, meetings, events, stakeholder communications, briefing materials, membership relationships, and program tracking. The role manages event logistics, speaker engagement, follow-up, operational improvements, and sensitive information while coordinating multiple domestic and global cybersecurity initiatives.

Leads vCISO and cybersecurity compliance engagements for multiple clients, including CMMC and NIST assessments, SSP and POA&M development, risk assessments, framework mapping, audit and assessor support, incident response, and remediation coordination. Advises clients on regulatory obligations, security tooling, and compliance strategies while managing client relationships, engagement health, reporting, and delivery quality across a large portfolio.

Leads Honeywell’s global cybersecurity sales organization, develops enterprise opportunities, achieves revenue and margin targets, and drives strategic account growth. The role advises C-level and technical customers, leads consultative sales and proof-of-concept activities, manages forecasting through Salesforce, builds ecosystem partnerships, and guides regional teams selling cybersecurity services and products for operational technology and commercial building environments.

Provides technical leadership for enterprise IAM platforms, including Okta, Microsoft Entra ID, and Active Directory. Designs authentication, federation, authorization, provisioning, lifecycle management, automation, and API integrations across cloud and on-premises environments. Leads SaaS onboarding, hybrid identity modernization, M&A identity transformations, governance, compliance, and Zero Trust initiatives. Partners with cross-functional teams, mentors engineers, supports vulnerability management, and drives the IAM technical roadmap.

Develops cybersecurity processes, risk assessments, controls, requirements, and validation plans for safety-critical aerospace embedded systems. The role also develops embedded software and tools, collaborates with suppliers and engineering teams, supports regulatory compliance, and prepares technical documentation. Responsibilities include analyzing hardware and software architectures, managing vulnerabilities and incidents, integrating security controls, improving engineering processes, and delivering software using C/C++, Python, and MATLAB/Simulink.

The Sr. Cybersecurity Operational Risk Officer manages operational and technology risks, provides oversight, collaborates with teams, and enhances risk frameworks. They evaluate projects and compliance, conduct assessments, and maintain relationships with business leaders.

Support a global 24x7x365 security operations team by monitoring systems and networks, investigating threats and incidents, responding to phishing, malware, breaches, and cyberattacks, deploying countermeasures, analyzing post-event activity, assessing vulnerabilities, and improving security protocols. The role requires familiarity with cloud security controls, network protocols, operating systems, scripting, web technologies, penetration testing tools, and threat intelligence.

Supports Risk Management Framework compliance, cybersecurity documentation, eMASS records, audits, incident-response workflows, vulnerability tracking, STIG remediation, and software license compliance. The role coordinates with technical and compliance teams to identify documentation gaps, maintain security artifacts, update POA&Ms, and support regulated-environment reviews. It requires 3–5 years of cybersecurity or RMF experience, Security+ or equivalent IAT Level II certification, NIST familiarity, and the ability to obtain required clearance.

Provides strategic leadership for the cybersecurity function, including security architecture, cloud and application security, identity management, Zero Trust, vulnerability management, incident response, privacy, and data protection. Leads the GRC program, risk assessments, audits, penetration testing, and compliance with PCI DSS, SOC 2, and ISO 27001. Oversees external cyber defense partners, advises executives, develops security strategy and policies, manages communications, and mentors cybersecurity and GRC teams.

Monitor security alerts, SIEM events, endpoint activity, and vulnerability results; investigate incidents and vulnerabilities; administer cybersecurity tools; track remediation; support patching, hardening, assessments, audits, compliance, and ATO activities. Collaborate with IT and application teams to implement security improvements, document findings, assess risk, and communicate remediation plans across enterprise and federal environments.

Supports cybersecurity program governance and operations by coordinating initiatives, tracking milestones and risks, maintaining metrics and dashboards, reviewing ServiceNow requests, supporting policies, audits, regulatory processes, evidence collection, and remediation tracking. The role also researches cyber risk information, maintains travel risk ratings, and improves cybersecurity workflows and reporting. It is designed for an early-career professional developing program management, governance, compliance, and cybersecurity expertise.

Design, implement, and optimize secure network and infrastructure architectures; translate cybersecurity requirements into systems; enable ATO documentation; implement segmentation, firewalls, VPNs, zero-trust, STIGs; support threat detection, incident response, VoIP, cloud/hybrid networking, and troubleshooting for scalable, reliable systems.

Vice President, Cybersecurity will define and execute enterprise cybersecurity strategy, oversee security operations, engineering, risk, governance, cloud security, data protection, and resilience programs. The role leads cybersecurity teams, drives modernization and regulatory compliance, manages cyber risks and incident response, advances automation and emerging technology security, and communicates strategy and performance to executives, boards, regulators, and stakeholders. This executive also develops talent, strengthens partnerships, and improves cybersecurity capabilities across hybrid technology environments.

Lead new business development through proactive cold outreach to IT decision-makers and C-level executives. Build relationships, qualify opportunities, develop pipelines, prepare and present proposals, and close deals for cybersecurity, compliance, and related IT services. Maintain CRM, sales forecasts, milestones, and metrics while ensuring client retention and meeting or exceeding quota with uncapped commission.

The Senior Incident Response Coordinator will lead incident management, coordinate responses to cyber incidents, and work with federal agencies and partners to protect critical infrastructure.

The Senior Consultant leads purple team exercises for Fortune 1000 companies, utilizing the VECTR platform, managing cybersecurity testing, and collaborating with clients to enhance security measures.

The Incident Manager II will manage cybersecurity incidents, analyze alerts, coordinate information, and ensure effective incident response processes. Requires experience in incident management and cybersecurity operations.

Manage cyber incidents throughout the response lifecycle, coordinating with stakeholders, maintaining records, and drafting operational summaries for leadership.

The Incident Manager III will analyze cyber threats, provide intelligence support, and collaborate with various stakeholders to enhance cybersecurity measures.

Provide cybersecurity support for the MV-75 Program, advising on risk posture, compliance, and ATO readiness while coordinating with stakeholders to ensure integrated cybersecurity considerations.

Lead RMF execution and implement NIST SP 800-53 controls across enterprise systems. Perform vulnerability assessments with ACAS/VRAM/eMASS, apply DoD STIGs/SRGs, manage POA&Ms, maintain continuous monitoring, and mentor team members while advising clients on mitigation and risk decisions.

Supports cybersecurity operations by administering security technologies, detecting and mitigating threats, monitoring networks and endpoints, analyzing vulnerabilities and incidents, supporting forensics, enforcing compliance, producing technical reports, and mentoring junior staff. The role requires collaboration across security disciplines and communication of technical findings to varied audiences.

Leads enterprise IT and cybersecurity strategy, teams, budgets, service delivery, infrastructure reliability, security governance, incident response, compliance, audits, vendor relationships, and operational resilience. Advises executives and boards on technology risk, investments, material incidents, and risk acceptance while establishing standards, metrics, roadmaps, and continuous improvement practices.

Leads independent technology, cybersecurity, and data control testing, including control design and operating effectiveness assessments, remediation validation, issue evaluation, and regulatory engagement support. Develops risk-based annual testing plans, challenges risk and control owners, maintains testing methodology and quality standards, prepares management reporting, and provides subject matter expertise on cybersecurity risk, control frameworks, and assurance practices.