Top Cybersecurity Jobs

Senior exploitation analyst role requiring extensive experience in network and system engineering, cybersecurity, vulnerability analysis, penetration testing, and computer forensics. Must perform exploitation and defensive analysis, system/network administration tasks, and apply information assurance practices. Requires high-level clearance and advanced relevant degree and experience combinations.

Lead implementation and sustainment of DFARS/NIST SP 800-171 and CMMC controls for CUI systems. Manage ISSO team, perform security analysis, RMF assessments, configuration management, risk assessments, incident response, documentation (SSPs/POA&Ms), audits/remediation coordination, and stakeholder/government interfacing to ensure continuous compliance.

Own end-to-end lifecycle of MSP/MSSP services: define service catalog, pricing, documentation, and governance; align Sales, Delivery, Support; drive AI-enabled automation, profitability, and scalability.

The IT Manager for Threat Intelligence will develop strategies for threat intelligence, oversee cyber threat analysis, and collaborate with security teams to enhance organizational defenses against cyber threats. Responsibilities include guiding team members, managing threat intelligence programs, and ensuring compliance with regulatory standards.

Lead asset intelligence efforts using the ARMIS platform to ensure accurate enterprise asset discovery, data quality, and network visibility. Collaborate with network, infrastructure, and security teams to troubleshoot discovery gaps, validate inventories, improve data trust, and support governance, risk, and compliance initiatives through clear documentation and operational execution.

The role involves responding to security incidents, enhancing incident response processes, conducting investigations, and performing proactive threat hunting.

The Security Engineer will enhance security operations, design solutions for various environments, and manage incident responses while improving the overall security posture.

The Cybersecurity Risk Director leads risk management strategies, oversees cybersecurity frameworks, advises business leaders, and ensures compliance with regulations in enterprise environments.

Lead and execute audits over IT functions, manage audit activities, communicate findings, coach team members, and ensure compliance with internal standards.

The SOC Lead will manage SOC operations, oversee incident response activities, and ensure high standards in cybersecurity for federal clients.

As a Solutions Engineer III, you'll engage in the sales cycle for AI security, design tailored solutions, and influence product development while ensuring customer success in managing security for financial services clients.

Lead comprehensive IT audits, assess IT controls, provide recommendations for improvements, engage stakeholders, and support advisory engagements.

The Staff Technical Account Manager provides expertise in Zero Trust implementations, builds relationships with military accounts, and offers project leadership in cybersecurity initiatives. They ensure customer satisfaction and adoption of Illumio's solutions, providing technical guidance and advocating for customer needs while collecting and reporting key metrics.

The Senior Manager, Cyber Defense acts as Chief of Staff, providing guidance and overseeing Cyber Defense Teams while managing projects and stakeholder relationships.

Oversee global cyber assurance activities, manage audits, compliance requirements, and collaborate with stakeholders to ensure effective information security practices.

Lead GTM strategy and execution for product launches, market segmentation, and ICP definitions. Build sales and partner enablement, manage analyst/PR/content relations, mentor PMMs, and create repeatable frameworks to drive measurable pipeline and revenue impact.

Provide information assurance engineering for DoD systems: design, implement, evaluate secure networking and enclave environments; support RMF, risk analysis, security planning, procurement security, and policy interpretation; promote security awareness and interact with customers and engineering teams.

The Lead Cybersecurity WAF Engineer oversees WAF strategy, architecture, and operations, ensuring robust application security against threats while collaborating across teams.

The Lead Cybersecurity WAF Engineer drives WAF strategy, policies, and architecture, ensuring robust security for public-facing applications through threat analysis, automation, and collaboration across teams.

The Cybersecurity Incident Commander leads incident response efforts, coordinates teams, manages incidents from detection to resolution, and establishes effective communication during events. This role focuses on improving incident response processes and requires strong communication and organizational skills to handle high-severity incidents.

Lead cybersecurity and AI governance engagements for financial clients: assess platforms, cloud, applications, and third-party risks; design governance, controls, and resilience programs; manage delivery and consulting teams; develop thought leadership, reference architectures, and security automation to support secure AI adoption and digital transformation.

Lead and deliver cybersecurity and technology risk engagements for financial services clients. Design governance, policies, and controls across domains (IAM, cloud, data, application security), assess risks, support secure AI/GenAI adoption, run workshops, produce executive deliverables, and contribute to thought leadership and business development.

The Technical Account Manager advises CISOs on cybersecurity, translates technical findings into business impact, and manages customer engagement lifecycle, ensuring effective security strategy implementation and value realization.

The Senior Vice President, Application Technology Audit is responsible for risk assessments, audit planning, execution, identifying technology gaps, staff management, and fostering stakeholder relationships.

The AVP IT/CIO leads IT strategy, cybersecurity, financial management, and operations, ensuring alignment with institutional priorities and governance, while promoting innovation and risk management.