Top Cybersecurity Jobs

Serve as the Information System Security Officer for classified domains: implement and manage RMF processes, perform continuous monitoring and security assessments, support DFARS/CMMC compliance, prepare technical reports/briefings, mentor team members, and develop enterprise security policies and corrective actions.

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.

Lead global technology and cybersecurity internal audit function: design risk‑based audit plans, execute IT/cyber/data audits (including third‑party work), assess cloud, AI, and resilience controls, ensure regulatory compliance, present findings to executives and audit committee, and lead and develop audit teams across geographies.

Lead PKI implementation and advise clients on privacy laws and data protection. Conduct privacy impact assessments, develop privacy policies, manage projects and budgets, coach teams, review legal compliance, and coordinate cross-functional responses to data breaches.

The Cybersecurity Administrator II oversees cybersecurity strategies focusing on risk mitigation for Controlled Unclassified Information (CUI), managing security infrastructure, compliance with federal regulations, and leading incident response and training efforts.

The role involves designing and managing PKI and secrets management systems, leading technical teams, and advising on security architecture. Responsibilities include mentoring engineers and ensuring compliance with security standards.

Support USCYBERCOM in developing offensive and defensive cyber capabilities. Responsibilities include applying cybersecurity concepts, analyzing information, and coordinating documentation.

Lead revenue growth for Cyber & Risk by building C-suite relationships, originating new business, shaping integrated advisory solutions, coaching pursuit teams, and positioning multi-year managed services and compliance programs. Drive proposals, pricing, and executive-level engagements to deliver measurable outcomes across cyber, privacy, compliance, internal audit, and forensic responses.

Lead Cyber & Risk client growth by originating new business, shaping multi-disciplinary Advisory solutions, driving pursuit strategy, and building C-suite relationships to deliver measurable outcomes across cyber, privacy, compliance, internal audit, and forensic engagements.

Analyze SIGINT and cybersecurity data across the OSI stack to map target networks, develop exploitation plans and new tradecraft, collaborate with government and military teams, and document and share findings to support intelligence operations.

Support DoD signals intelligence and cyber missions by identifying, analyzing, and reporting vulnerabilities, intrusions, and threats to computer networks. Use multi-source data to map and protect systems, perform vulnerability analysis, penetration testing, and computer forensics. Requires relevant degree, specialized military/cyber training, and an active TS/SCI with polygraph.

The Junior-level Cybersecurity Analyst supports the ACC CISO and ISSOs in maintaining cybersecurity compliance by performing analysis, managing vulnerabilities, and assisting with incident support activities.

Manage and lead the IT department supporting the PMRF program: oversee IT operations, staff, budgeting, compliance with DoD cybersecurity policies (RMF, DoD 8570/8140), asset control, SOPs, CDRL reporting, and coordination with government stakeholders. Ensure staffing, training, and certification, and support accreditation, continuous improvement, and contract activities.

Lead rapid prototyping and customer experiments to validate digital trust, identity, AI, and security solutions. Drive customer discovery and workshops, create proofs-of-concept, define success metrics, synthesize feedback, and collaborate with engineering, UX, sales, and marketing to transition validated ideas into production and business cases.

The Junior Cyber Analyst will support USCYBERCOM by developing operational plans and coordinating integrated cyber operations, utilizing cybersecurity knowledge to address threats.

Lead Offensive Cyberspace Operational planning supporting USCYBERCOM, integrating cyber operations, and collaborating on strategic objectives through various cyber plans and intelligence activities.

Monitor and analyze user activity and security logs to detect insider risks, perform investigative triage, conduct forensic analysis, document findings, and collaborate with HR, Legal, Privacy, and InfoSec to mitigate insider threats and improve detection processes.

The IT Subject Matter Expert will provide technical expertise and support for enterprise IT initiatives, governance, and modernization efforts within a federal environment, requiring strong analytical and problem-solving skills.

Lead and execute enterprise cybersecurity audit engagements focused on Cloud and AI. Assess controls, identify risks, advise management, use data analytics, develop audit plans, and deliver clear, actionable audit reports while maintaining audit methodology and stakeholder relationships.

The Manager Cyber Operations manages cybersecurity operations, oversees NERC compliance, leads teams, and drives operational strategies for security initiatives across Avangrid Networks.

Hunt and close net-new B2B logos within a defined territory (accounts up to $1B), owning the full sales cycle from prospecting to close. Build pipeline, engage C-level and security stakeholders, deliver tailored demos/POVs with technical teams, manage CRM pipeline, and identify upsell opportunities to meet revenue targets.

Lead complex cybersecurity and resilience advisory engagements, advise executives and boards, assess cyber maturity, develop governance and AI security strategies, drive security transformation, mentor teams, support business development, and shape practice offerings to reduce risk and improve organizational resilience.

The Cyber Exercise Planner will lead joint cyber exercise planning and execution, collaborate with stakeholders, and ensure alignment with MARFORCYBER objectives.

Lead cyber incident response efforts to identify, analyze, and remediate security incidents. Use digital forensics and threat intelligence, conduct vulnerability assessments, design secure architectures, guide governance and incident management, mentor teams, and collaborate with clients to implement proactive cybersecurity strategies.

Candidates will lead or support DoD-related projects focusing on systems engineering, logistics, and cybersecurity while ensuring compliance with security standards.