Top Cybersecurity Jobs

Leads the global cybersecurity supply chain risk management program across brands and regions. Responsibilities include risk assessments, governance, risk-register maintenance, vendor due diligence, remediation tracking, executive reporting, audit support, GRC platform optimization, and continuous process improvement. The role coordinates cross-functional stakeholders, standardizes risk methodologies, supports regulatory and audit activities, and communicates cybersecurity risk to technical and executive audiences.

Supports cybersecurity operations with a primary focus on identity and access management. Responsibilities include coordinating IAM activities, supporting identity services and access controls, maintaining documentation and procedures, tracking issues, assisting with requirements, and ensuring controls align with cybersecurity policies. The role serves as a liaison between IAM teams and Japanese stakeholders, requiring fluent written and spoken English and Japanese and the ability to translate technical concepts for business audiences.

Leads independent oversight of cybersecurity, technology, and information security risks and controls. Manages a team conducting risk assessments, control reviews, issue remediation, risk acceptance evaluations, KRI monitoring, regulatory examination support, audit support, and executive reporting. Partners with Technology, Legal, Audit, Non-Financial Risk, and business stakeholders to address emerging risks, evaluate technology initiatives, strengthen enterprise risk programs, and provide guidance on cyber threats and regulatory developments.

Manage multiple high-visibility security engagements and incidents, coordinate cross-functional stakeholders, produce post-incident reports and repeatable processes, triage and prioritize feature requests, and support operational growth, training, and customer-facing activities while working independently in ambiguous, high-pressure situations.

Support annual cybersecurity compliance certifications, regulatory examinations, reporting, and information requests. Maintain requirement and evidence trackers, coordinate stakeholders and control owners, review documentation for accuracy and completeness, organize repositories, manage executive DocuSign approvals, and support SEC and FINRA compliance reporting. Identify process improvements and assess cybersecurity controls and technology risk evidence. The role requires strong organization, project management, communication, analytical, and stakeholder management skills.

Leads cybersecurity product strategy and outcome-driven roadmaps for enterprise network security services. Evaluates threats, risks, vendors, and build-versus-buy options; translates security objectives into product requirements, epics, and acceptance criteria; and partners with engineering, operations, executives, and stakeholders to deliver scalable solutions. Establishes metrics, influences strategic decisions, manages cybersecurity projects, and mentors team members.

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

Supports cybersecurity consulting teams with technology and data risk management, cybersecurity strategy and policy development, security architecture reviews, vulnerability assessments, incident management, and privacy compliance efforts. The intern conducts research, analyzes information, assists with client projects, uses Azure Data Factory to automate workflows, applies Agile practices, and learns from experienced cybersecurity professionals.

Leads cybersecurity architecture across cloud-based platforms and enterprise systems. Advises teams on technology selection, risk mitigation, secure design patterns, and multi-year roadmaps. Develops reusable cloud coding frameworks and production code, reviews implementations, and drives AI-assisted security validation within software development workflows. Acts as a cybersecurity subject matter expert, communicates with senior leaders, and applies product ownership or management experience to advance strategic security solutions.

Leads cryptographic engineering for space and ground satellite communications systems supporting the U.S. Space Force. Responsibilities include crypto unit trade studies, technical design, hardware and firmware integration, testing and verification, secure key management, requirements traceability, lifecycle management, and compliance with cybersecurity standards. The role interfaces with government and industry partners, contributes to design reviews, mentors engineers, and requires an active TS/SCI clearance with extensive systems engineering and cryptography experience.

Leads a cybersecurity team supporting classified systems and networks. Oversees security assessments, authorization, compliance, accreditation, audits, risk mitigation, documentation, policy implementation, training, personnel development, and coordination with executives, program offices, customers, and government agencies. The role requires on-site work, a current Top Secret clearance, and eligibility for Special Access Program access.

Serves as a liaison between cybersecurity teams and business stakeholders by gathering requirements, documenting processes, supporting security programs, analyzing metrics, and tracking project risks and deliverables. Responsibilities include governance, risk management, compliance, identity and vulnerability management, incident response support, process improvement, reporting, dashboard development, and stakeholder communication.

Lead RH-ISAC’s strategy, membership growth, cybersecurity intelligence-sharing capabilities, financial stewardship, and organizational operations. The President will partner with the Board, develop the team, strengthen member engagement, expand internationally, cultivate strategic partnerships, oversee budgets and compliance, and serve as an ambassador to industry, government, and other stakeholders. The role requires executive leadership, relationship-building, strategic planning, and operational discipline in a remote, member-driven organization.

Provides entry-level cybersecurity and ISSO support, including data transfers, system compliance reviews, vulnerability assessment and remediation coordination, continuous monitoring, audit correlation, and security discrepancy reporting. Collaborates with security and contract teams while learning cybersecurity tools, policies, and procedures. The role is onsite in Chantilly, Virginia, requires U.S. citizenship, an active TS/SCI clearance with CI polygraph, an associate degree, and an IAT Level II certification.

Assess the cybersecurity posture of USMC defense programs, analyze adversary capabilities and cyber threats, identify network risks and intelligence gaps, gather publicly available information, and evaluate battlespace effects. Produce concise analytic reports and briefings using structured analytic techniques, assess network and infrastructure vulnerabilities, and support information assurance, computer network defense, and computer network attack rules of engagement.

Partner with account executives to support enterprise cybersecurity sales through discovery, technical qualification, tailored demos, proof-of-value engagements, deal strategy, and customer validation. Translate complex security capabilities into business value, manage technical objections, collaborate with Product and Engineering, and maintain post-sale technical continuity to support adoption, value realization, and expansion.

Performs cybersecurity risk assessments, compliance reviews, audits, and RMF/ATO support for federal systems. Identifies vulnerabilities, control gaps, and compliance deficiencies; develops mitigation strategies, remediation reports, risk analyses, and traceability matrices. Coordinates with government stakeholders, auditors, system owners, engineers, and vendors. Maintains cybersecurity policies, evidence, findings, dashboards, and risk records while monitoring remediation and evolving federal requirements. The role may include occasional onsite visits and support for third-party and supply-chain risk management.

Leads global cybersecurity sales strategy, teams, customer relationships, pipeline development, forecasting, and achievement of revenue, margin, and order targets. Develops cybersecurity services and product opportunities across commercial building and industrial markets, supports complex enterprise sales, presents to executive stakeholders, manages strategic accounts, and coordinates cross-functional resources and ecosystem partners. The role is hybrid in Atlanta with 30–40% travel.

Leads the organization’s information security program, including security team management, policy development, risk assessment, vulnerability remediation, network and security tool oversight, incident response, compliance monitoring, employee training, and third-party vendor risk management. Advises leadership on cybersecurity posture and ensures security requirements align with IT objectives, regulatory obligations, business continuity plans, and organizational policies.

Designs secure application architectures and integrates cybersecurity throughout deployment and upgrade lifecycles. Leads DevSecOps implementation, evaluates CI/CD pipelines, supports application server environments, and collaborates with engineering and mission teams. The role requires cybersecurity engineering, systems engineering, risk management, automated security testing, vulnerability analysis, infrastructure-as-code practices, and enterprise IT expertise in a classified DoD environment.

Lead design and delivery of security platforms, embedded SDLC controls, cloud and service-mesh security, and AI/LLM protections. Build and operate AWS-native security programs (CSPM/DSPM), integrate security into CI/CD and developer workflows, and partner with engineering teams to operationalize zero-trust, detection, and automated remediation at enterprise scale.

Leads strategic execution and delivery of complex cybersecurity and IT programs, managing timelines, risks, resources, prioritization, and stakeholder communication. Develops program templates and progress metrics, resolves blockers, and drives continuous improvement. Applies technical fluency across IAM, endpoint security, cloud risk, compliance frameworks, and system architecture to guide strategy, tradeoffs, and executive communication.

The Foreign Investment Risk Analyst evaluates risks associated with foreign investment in telecommunications, coordinating with DoD and other government stakeholders to provide detailed risk analyses and recommendations.

Supports a federal cybersecurity compliance modernization program for CISO and CIO leadership. Coordinates initiatives, advises executives, prioritizes the cybersecurity portfolio, conducts business process analysis, develops executive briefings and dashboards, and facilitates bi-weekly Program Management Reviews. Requires active Top Secret clearance, U.S. citizenship, eight-plus years of experience, cybersecurity expertise, project management experience, stakeholder engagement, and on-site work in Washington, DC five days per week.

Analyze software and systems for security gaps, vulnerabilities, and cryptographic weaknesses. Evaluate cryptographic algorithms, protocols, implementations, architectures, hardware, and software; recommend remediation and risk mitigation strategies; provide cryptography subject-matter expertise; collaborate on secure solutions; and deliver technical assessments to leadership and customers. The role supports classified national security missions and requires extensive cryptography experience, CNE and access development expertise, and active TS/SCI clearance with polygraph.