Top Cybersecurity Jobs in Lexington, KY

The Cyber Resilience Advisor supports customers in achieving cybersecurity objectives, utilizes the Immersive Platform, and drives adoption through strategic partnerships.

As a Senior Offensive Security Engineer, you'll assess Huntress' defenses, execute red team engagements, conduct penetration tests, and enhance security protocols while collaborating with internal teams.

The Field Tech Strategist will drive CrowdStrike's technical vision and strategy across the Eastern US, supporting customers and collaborating with various internal teams to innovate and communicate security strategies.

Design, implement, and maintain automated cybersecurity and GRC controls and continuous control monitoring. Build integrations, scripts, and CI/CD/MLOps governance gates, produce auditable evidence for SOC 2, SOX, PCI DSS, and support audits, remediation tracking, and security questionnaire responses.

Design and support IAM solutions using Microsoft Entra ID, develop PowerShell automation, improve IAM processes, and provide guidance to junior engineers.

This intern role in Federal Security Operations focuses on cybersecurity, project tracking, and maintaining relationships with customer stakeholders in a mission-driven environment.

The Staff Product Security Engineer will enhance security in product development, conduct threat modeling, review code, automate processes, and advise on security requirements.

The Senior Security Engineer will design secure development lifecycles, integrate security tools, lead remediation of security issues, and mentor teammates, ensuring systems resilience and security across DraftKings.

Lead product strategy and execution for Autonomous Identity, using AI/ML to build self-directed identity governance features. Drive roadmap, prioritize backlog, collaborate with engineering, gather customer feedback, and launch AI-enabled enterprise SaaS capabilities.

Lead and mature detection and incident response lifecycle, run day-to-day SOC operations, manage on‑call readiness, drive SIEM detections and automation, coordinate cross‑team responses, maintain playbooks and run readiness exercises, mentor analysts, and ensure regulatory and post‑incident improvements.