Top Cyber Security Jobs in Minneapolis, MN

Provide L1 technical support for enterprise customers using Abnormals email and SaaS security platforms. Own inbound tickets, troubleshoot APIs and integrations, analyze logs, deliver root cause analysis, collaborate with Engineering and Customer Success, maintain knowledge base documentation, and surface product improvement opportunities.

Perform penetration testing at scale on web applications and networks, develop automated tools, and simulate cyber-attack techniques. Manage tasks and client interactions while contributing to security projects and research.

Own a region to build and manage enterprise pipeline, run consultative sales from prospecting to close, deliver outcome-based demos with Solutions Engineers, work with partners, forecast revenue, and contribute go-to-market feedback.

Manage and grow channel and named accounts across New Zealand and Australia, carrying quota, driving renewals, upsells and partner relationships. Act as a technical account manager and cybersecurity advisor, conduct QBRs, troubleshoot implementations (SSO/Directory), use Salesforce, and drive customer advocacy and adoption to meet revenue targets.

Lead North America private sector sales strategy across SMB, mid-market, and enterprise. Build and scale a high-performing sales organization, improve forecasting and pipeline generation, deepen executive relationships, work with channel partners, and collaborate cross-functionally to meet aggressive revenue targets. Travel up to 50% for customer, partner, and industry engagements.

The IAM Engineer is responsible for implementing and enhancing SailPoint ISC/IDN IGA solutions, documenting technical requirements, and leading discussions with stakeholders.

Drive vulnerability management across clients: configure and optimize scanning platforms, identify/prioritize vulnerabilities, produce reports, collaborate with IT/security for remediation, automate workflows, mentor juniors, and participate in 24x7 rotation to improve security posture and compliance.

Drive technical sales cycles from scoping to implementation, translating complex security requirements into demos and proposals, and collaborating with various teams.

As a Principal DFIR Consultant, lead complex investigations, mentor staff, develop methodologies, and engage in client relationships while ensuring high-quality deliverables and practice development.