Top Cybersecurity Jobs

Secure and improve advanced Electronic Warfare collection systems by supporting Authority to Operate (ATO) processes, Continuous Monitoring, DISA STIG and Tenable Nessus compliance, vulnerability risk analysis, security hardening, testing, and documentation. The engineer collaborates with system developers and customer ISSOs while maintaining security plans, test scripts, and POA&Ms in a Linux environment.

Support DoD system authorization and security posture by preparing RMF accreditation documentation, evaluating and maintaining security configurations, performing vulnerability scanning with DoD tools (ACAS), applying STIG hardening, and producing RMF packages (SSP, SAR, POA&M) to achieve ATOs.

Provides senior cybersecurity operations and program support for FHWA systems, including incident handling, vulnerability management, secure configuration validation, DevSecOps, audit support, continuous monitoring, contingency-plan testing, risk mitigation, and cybersecurity documentation. Advises system owners and technical teams, supports FISMA and government audits, reviews suspicious logs, maintains security procedures, and communicates findings and recommendations to technical and nontechnical stakeholders.

Designs and assures secure cloud architectures across Azure and other platforms. Provides guidance on landing zones, identity, network segmentation, monitoring, logging, data protection, DevSecOps, and application security. Conducts architecture reviews, threat modeling, risk assessments, and remediation planning while maintaining security standards and reference architectures. Advises technical and business stakeholders, documents architecture decisions, and supports risk-informed cloud adoption.

Administer and improve enterprise network, cloud, firewall, and secure-access security controls. Configure Palo Alto firewalls, Azure and AWS security, Zscaler ZTNA, WAFs, CSPM/CNAPP integrations, and Wiz. Investigate security events, connectivity issues, and misconfigurations; validate segmentation and least-privilege access; support remediation, automation, documentation, policy hygiene, and security operations improvements while collaborating with infrastructure, cloud, network, application, and business teams.

Lead cybersecurity operations for federal programs, including security monitoring, threat detection, incident response, threat hunting, SIEM use-case development, automation, and root-cause remediation. Secure hybrid on-premises and Azure environments while supporting NIST and FISMA compliance. Develop playbooks and documentation, improve detection capabilities, and mentor junior cybersecurity staff.

Leads cybersecurity solutions engineering for government and education customers across managed security, network monitoring, cloud security, and related services. Provides technical discovery, solution design, demonstrations, proofs of concept, onboarding, deployment guidance, escalations, and post-sales support. Partners with sales and technical account teams, mentors engineers, develops enablement materials, informs product strategy, identifies expansion opportunities, and manages customer activity in Salesforce.

Support GSA cybersecurity policy and Identity and Access Management initiatives through stakeholder coordination, process mapping, project lifecycle support, technology market research, sandbox and demonstration coordination, website performance monitoring, surveys, risk mitigation, and development of reports and program materials. The role also provides logistical support for meetings, workshops, briefings, and working groups while managing deliverables and client communications.

Manages cybersecurity supply chain risk and IT hardware throughout the asset lifecycle, including supplier risk profiling, shipment inspection, chain-of-custody tracking, inventory management, audits, vulnerability response, and secure decommissioning. Maintains CMDB or ITAM systems, investigates inventory discrepancies, supports DoD and federal compliance audits, and ensures adherence to NIST, DoD SCRM, and configuration management requirements. This is a full-time, on-site role requiring a Secret clearance and potential Special Access Program access.

Leads hands-on cybersecurity engineering across AWS cloud, endpoints, applications, identity, detection, and incident response. Designs and operates security controls, reviews infrastructure as code, manages SAST/DAST and MDR integrations, tunes detections, leads investigations, and maintains incident response playbooks. The role also translates security frameworks into enforceable controls, supports risk reporting, leads cybersecurity projects, mentors junior staff, and coordinates with internal teams, vendors, and managed service providers.

Advises clients on endpoint cybersecurity solutions, security strategy, technology selection, roadmaps, and solution architecture. Partners with sales, service delivery, domain specialists, and technology vendors to develop proposals, support RFI/RFP responses, identify cross-sell opportunities, and achieve revenue targets. Serves as an endpoint security subject matter expert, presents to senior stakeholders, promotes cybersecurity offerings, and maintains current knowledge of emerging technologies and industry trends.

Analyze security alerts, endpoint and identity events, vulnerabilities, risks, and incidents across corporate and regulated environments. Support threat hunting, remediation tracking, compliance evidence, control testing, system security plans, POA&Ms, data protection, user awareness, and incident-response exercises. Partner with IT, engineering, cloud, networking, legal, and compliance teams to improve security operations and satisfy NIST, CMMC, DFARS, ITAR/EAR, NASA, and DoD requirements.

Support cybersecurity engineering and Information Assurance for classified WIDS deployments. Coordinate RMF, ICD 503, A&A, and ATO activities; develop accreditation artifacts, security plans, and technical procedures; implement security controls; support vulnerability assessments, hardening, patching, configuration management, audits, and risk mitigation. The role coordinates with engineering teams and Government stakeholders and may require worldwide travel, sensor installation, ladder climbing, and lifting up to 20 pounds.

Supports cybersecurity engineering and Information Assurance for classified WIDS deployments. Coordinates RMF, ICD 503, A&A, and ATO activities; develops accreditation artifacts, security plans, and technical procedures; implements cybersecurity controls; supports vulnerability assessments, system hardening, patch and configuration management; and provides guidance during Government security reviews and audits. The role requires worldwide travel, occasional sensor and wiring installation, a bachelor’s degree, significant classified-program experience, and TS/SCI with polygraph clearance.

The Cyber Technical Analyst designs and maintains cybersecurity processes, conducts assessments, implements security measures, and provides leadership to junior staff.

The Senior Program Manager oversees cybersecurity programs, aligning IT efforts with security objectives and managing project oversight and delivery.

As a C4I Cyber Intelligence Analyst, you will conduct all-source intelligence analysis and provide support for military C4I functions, focusing on telecommunications infrastructure and system vulnerabilities.

Lead architecture, development, and operations of security response tooling and environments (SOAR, SIEM, DFIR, DLP, Agentic AI). Drive incident response, threat hunting, security automation, and forensics, mentor staff, and evolve cloud-native response platforms to enable automated, precise cyber defense.

Engineer and sustain cybersecurity controls for cloud systems, applications, access management, and DevSecOps pipelines. Responsibilities include implementing DISA STIGs and secure baselines, vulnerability scanning and remediation, SIEM and security monitoring, automated security testing, cloud security architecture, and NIST RMF authorization activities. The role maintains RMF artifacts in eMASS, investigates findings, manages POA&Ms, supports continuous monitoring, and leads risk remediation and technical security guidance for engineering and government stakeholders.

Supports enterprise technology and cybersecurity risk governance, including risk register maintenance, remediation tracking, documentation, reporting, risk metrics, awareness communications, and AI and privacy risk activities. The intern researches cyber risks, assists with assessments and governance processes, maintains records and SharePoint materials, and collaborates with cybersecurity staff, internal stakeholders, and vendors.

Supports daily cybersecurity operations, including security monitoring, incident response, threat assessment, log analysis, dashboard monitoring, triage, and frontline troubleshooting. Assists SOC, incident response, security networking, governance, risk, and compliance teams with third-party risk assessments, GRC implementation, reporting, research, and cybersecurity maintenance. The intern works under senior team members while developing proficiency with security tools and operating systems.

Partners with sales executives to lead discovery conversations, deliver tailored cybersecurity and risk management demonstrations, support RFPs and technical evaluations, and position TRAC against client needs and competitors. Translates technical capabilities into business value for executive and technical audiences, maintains demo environments and CRM records, gathers market feedback, and collaborates with Product and Leadership. Requires cybersecurity, compliance, or SaaS software demonstration experience and up to 25% travel.

Performs entry-level cybersecurity and information assurance activities under close supervision, including system security plans, POA&Ms, change control, audits, incident response, vulnerability assessments, and security impact assessments. Supports RMF-based assessment and authorization, vulnerability mitigation, cybersecurity architecture coordination, technical reporting, and discussion-based exercises. Collaborates with ISSMs, program managers, stakeholders, and contractors while supporting government test-range systems and meeting strict deadlines.

Supports cybersecurity consulting engagements involving IT audits, SOC examinations, IT risk assessments, controls-based audits, regulatory compliance reviews, and cybersecurity maturity assessments using frameworks such as NIST, PCI DSS, and ISO. Conducts research and special analyses, builds client relationships, and participates in networking and business development. The role requires pursuing a relevant bachelor's degree, strong analytical and communication skills, a minimum 3.0 GPA, and potential travel.

Leads initial cybersecurity incident response, monitors logs and threats, manages security tools and vendors, maintains policies, supports audits and regulatory compliance, conducts vulnerability assessments, and develops employee security awareness programs. The role requires strong documentation, organization, communication, discretion, and collaboration skills, along with at least one year of relevant IT experience.