Top Cybersecurity Jobs

Seeking Cybersecurity Engineers to support federal customers with operations, compliance, engineering, risk management, and network security. Responsibilities include designing security solutions, supporting vulnerability assessments, and collaborating with IT teams to ensure security compliance.

The Director of Cybersecurity Governance, Risk, and Compliance will lead the GRC team, implement cybersecurity practices, and manage compliance with policies, while enhancing cybersecurity awareness across the organization.

This role focuses on reducing security risks, managing security incidents, ensuring secure system performance, and providing guidance on complex issues in an OT environment.

As a Cybersecurity Engineer, you will protect sensitive data, conduct vulnerability scans, perform incident responses, and advise clients on security measures.

Develop production-grade software for a satellite communication system, focusing on cybersecurity and cryptography. Implement cryptographic modules, defensive programming techniques, and lead ground software development.

Lead vulnerability management and perform penetration tests across networks, applications, systems, and cloud environments. Use tools like Qualys and Tenable, analyze risks (CVSS, exploitability, asset criticality), coordinate remediation with IT, simulate real-world attacks, and produce technical and executive reports with remediation recommendations.

The Principal Cybersecurity Systems Engineer will oversee system engineering documentation, cybersecurity evaluations, and support the DoD certification processes, with a focus on security requirements.

Oversee and manage cybersecurity projects, ensuring compliance with security standards and effective communication among teams.

As a Cybersecurity Software Engineer, you will enhance product security for firmware, software, and server infrastructure. You'll implement security best practices and tools, manage secrets, and perform code reviews while collaborating with engineering teams.

The Cybersecurity Engineer will support critical missions, ensuring cybersecurity protections and compliance, collaborating effectively with team members, and conducting forensic examinations as needed.

The Cybersecurity Software Developer will participate in software design, development, and troubleshooting, focusing on improving client application efficiency and supporting production systems.

The Cybersecurity Analyst will support cybersecurity programs, perform risk assessments, implement security controls, and maintain documentation in compliance with DoD directives.

The Cybersecurity Solutions Advisor supports sales and marketing by representing Voya's Cyber Security Program and delivering security presentations. The role requires managing client cybersecurity inquiries and facilitating security responses to customers while training sales support staff on information security topics.

The Manager of Cybersecurity Operations at Hillwood leads cybersecurity initiatives, manages incident responses, and develops team capabilities while ensuring compliance with frameworks like NIST CSF.

Lead cybersecurity consulting teams, providing guidance on tools, operations, and strategies such as Zero Trust Architecture and secure cloud migration. Mentor team members and ensure high-quality deliverables and client satisfaction.

As an Associate Cybersecurity Engineer, you will focus on securing systems by identifying and mitigating vulnerabilities, implementing security solutions, and collaborating with teams on security measures.

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.

The role involves researching and evaluating mobile system security, utilizing reverse engineering tools, and exploiting vulnerabilities in mobile devices.

The Cybersecurity Engineer will implement and maintain data ingestion pipelines and analytics for security monitoring, support platform configuration, validate performance, and collaborate on operations for cybersecurity threats.

The Cybersecurity Manager leads operations for the Army National Guard, establishing priorities, compliance, and monitoring across multiple cybersecurity functions, providing high-level advisory to government leadership, and ensuring mission readiness and cybersecurity integrity across classified and unclassified networks.

This role involves leading red team cybersecurity efforts to evaluate and improve the security posture of the Federal Reserve System through advanced attack simulations and vulnerability assessments.

The role involves leading cybersecurity efforts, implementing policies for DoD accreditation, conducting risk assessments, and collaborating with teams for secure software development.

The role involves providing legal support in cybersecurity and privacy, incident response, compliance, and regulatory interactions as well as managing workstreams and client interaction.

The Cybersecurity Incident Response Specialist will lead incident response efforts, monitor for breaches, conduct log analysis, and perform threat hunting to enhance security posture.

Analyze cybersecurity risks in supply chains, assess and mitigate vulnerabilities, create reports, and advise on security policies and compliance.