Top Cybersecurity Jobs

Develops and validates product security solutions for embedded computing systems. Responsibilities include implementing cybersecurity features, applying RMF and A&A processes, defining security requirements, assessing risks and vulnerabilities, evaluating remediation costs, coordinating with engineering and program teams, and ensuring compliance with DoD and government security standards. Requires 25% travel, minimal direction, and an active U.S. TS/SCI clearance.

Leads information security strategy and execution for the Federal Reserve System’s District IT and Corporate Services portfolio. Advises senior technology and business leaders, manages cybersecurity risk and tolerance, develops resilient security practices, and partners across a matrixed organization to deliver secure technology services. Builds high-performing, AI-savvy teams, drives change and innovation, manages stakeholders and external partners, and aligns security initiatives with business objectives and system standards.

Leads information security strategy and execution for the Federal Reserve’s Central Bank Services portfolio, including Markets, Credit Risk Management, and Reserves. Advises senior business and technology leaders, manages cybersecurity risk and resilience, partners across a matrixed organization, develops security strategies, builds AI-savvy teams, drives change and innovation, and ensures secure, reliable technology delivery aligned with business objectives and System standards.

Leads information security strategy and execution for Federal Reserve System IT Operations and Policy portfolios. Advises the System CISO and business and technology leaders, manages cybersecurity risk and resilience, develops secure technology practices, and partners across infrastructure, architecture, data, innovation, and IT business teams. Builds AI-savvy security teams, drives organizational change, strengthens governance, and ensures secure, reliable technology delivery across a geographically dispersed enterprise.

Leads client engagements involving technology and cyber risk, governance, compliance, privacy, and control assessments. Develops GRC programs aligned with regulatory frameworks, advises executives on risk and compliance strategies, oversees budgets and deliverables, manages client relationships, drives business development, and mentors engagement teams.

Leads Mastercard’s global government cybersecurity engagement strategy, partnering with senior leadership and representing the organization with governments, cybersecurity agencies, critical infrastructure bodies, and multilateral institutions. Oversees advisory councils, strategic workstreams, policy and threat landscape analysis, executive communications, internal stakeholder alignment, and team development. Builds partnerships and positions Mastercard as a trusted cybersecurity advisor while improving the coherence, efficiency, and impact of global engagement activities.

Leads risk strategy and advisory activities for Emerging and B2B businesses, translating complex technology and cybersecurity risks into executive presentations and strategic recommendations. Advises stakeholders across business, technology, cyber, compliance, and lines of defense; identifies risks and process improvements; oversees technology initiatives; leads cross-functional programs; and drives risk reporting, mitigation strategies, and continuous improvement. The role requires strong technical writing, analysis, communication, and technology risk management expertise.

Own the Frontier AI cybersecurity product roadmap, priorities, Agile delivery model, and integrated program view. Lead cross-functional technical workstreams focused initially on AI-enabled product security testing and secure development lifecycle integration. Drive business-unit adoption, executive reporting, risk and dependency management, investment visibility, and measurable outcomes. Translate emerging AI capabilities and cybersecurity objectives into prioritized roadmaps, backlogs, delivery plans, and executive decisions while influencing senior stakeholders without direct authority.

Manage high-exposure cyber insurance claims, including coverage evaluation, reserves, litigation, negotiations, mediations, and claim resolution. Coordinate active incident response with breach coaches, forensic investigators, communications teams, and cybersecurity vendors. Assess forensic findings, business interruption documentation, data restoration, and liability issues. Prepare reports, identify claim trends, support audits, engage brokers and reinsurers, and contribute to cyber claims strategy and thought leadership.

Provides global legal counsel on cybersecurity laws, regulations, incident response, third-party risk, audits, regulatory inquiries, information security policies, and emerging technologies. Advises Global Security and cross-functional stakeholders, manages regulatory and law-enforcement interactions, supports executive and board reporting, and contributes to training and tabletop exercises. Requires a JD, active bar membership, and at least eight years of legal experience, with extensive cybersecurity and privacy law expertise.

Partners with Sales to advise enterprise customers on cybersecurity, identity, access, asset visibility, exposure management, and risk solutions. Leads technical discovery, solution design, demonstrations, proof-of-value and proof-of-concept engagements, customer validation, training, and executive discussions. Translates technical capabilities into business outcomes, creates customer-facing documentation, supports events, and collaborates cross-functionally to advance sales opportunities and improve customer outcomes. Travel is typically 25–50%.

Supports cyber incident response by triaging alerts, analyzing logs and endpoint data, conducting forensic investigations, assisting containment and recovery, updating playbooks, monitoring SOC workflows, tracking remediation, and communicating technical findings to teams and clients.

Supports cyber threat intelligence through OSINT investigations, adversary tracking, open-source reporting triage, and customer-facing intelligence products. Interns may analyze state-affiliated actors and hacktivists, monitor online communities, collaborate with subject matter experts, and provide operational support to internal teams. The role is part of a hybrid summer internship program for sophomore-level students pursuing relevant academic degrees.

Analyzes the Security for AI competitive landscape, including AI detection and response, generative AI security, autonomous agents, prompt injection, and data leakage. Partners with Product, Sales, Marketing, Strategy, and senior leaders to guide product roadmaps, go-to-market strategy, deal support, sales tactics, and competitive positioning. Conducts win/loss analysis and translates complex AI and cybersecurity concepts into executive and field-actionable guidance.

Deliver strategic cybersecurity advisory engagements, assess and mature security and incident response programs, develop cyber exercises and policies, analyze emerging threats and risks, and present reports and recommendations to management. The consultant supports complex client projects, contributes to cybersecurity thought leadership and methodology development, manages multiple assignments independently, and travels to client sites up to 30% of the time.

Supports secure, compliant, and reliable cybersecurity, network, and Digital and Automation infrastructure operations in a regulated manufacturing environment. Responsibilities include monitoring, incident handling, vulnerability remediation, patching, lifecycle management, asset inventory, change control, audit support, recovery activities, and business continuity testing. The role executes approved security controls, maintains documentation and inspection readiness, troubleshoots infrastructure issues, and escalates risks or incidents according to established governance and service-level requirements.

Partners with Sales to conduct technical discovery, design cybersecurity solutions, deliver demonstrations, and lead proof-of-value and proof-of-concept engagements. Advises security, identity, infrastructure, IT, risk, and executive stakeholders; translates technical capabilities into business outcomes; supports enterprise sales cycles; develops customer documentation and training; and shares field insights with internal teams. Travel is typically 25–50%.

Partners with Sales to conduct technical discovery, design security solutions, deliver demonstrations, and lead proof-of-value and proof-of-concept engagements. Advises enterprise customers on cybersecurity, identity, access, asset visibility, exposure management, and risk. Translates technical capabilities into business outcomes, supports evaluations and executive discussions, develops customer-facing documentation and training, and collaborates cross-functionally to improve sales execution. Travel is typically 25–50%.

Manages strategic relationships with cybersecurity services retainer customers, improving preparedness, service utilization, and satisfaction. Coordinates with sales and delivery teams, conducts account reviews, documents follow-up actions, develops customer success plans, scopes services, and supports account expansion. The role also contributes to program improvements and applies cybersecurity, incident response, security framework, and AI knowledge to optimize customer outcomes.

Leads strategic enterprise engagements by delivering technical positioning, executive architecture workshops, competitive differentiation, and technical sales closure for Zero Trust and SASE solutions. Partners with Sales, Product, Engineering, Marketing, and Enablement to translate customer requirements into initiatives, accelerate go-to-market execution, and support complex security and network transformation opportunities.

Leads cybersecurity oversight for critical third-party service providers, including security monitoring, vulnerability and incident impact analysis, remediation tracking, and risk escalation. Develops security frameworks for tokenization and digital asset providers, strengthens cross-functional engagement, and implements automation and data-driven processes to improve vendor risk management. Communicates material cybersecurity risks and recommendations to senior leadership.

Lead technology risk and controls management across Corporate Technology. Identify, quantify, report, and mitigate operational and regulatory risks; evaluate control effectiveness; manage issues and governance; advise technology stakeholders; and deliver executive-ready reporting. Apply AI-assisted workflows with human validation, support auditability and regulatory compliance, and influence senior decision-making across technology risk posture and control improvements.

Leads a multi-year trust portfolio spanning security, compliance, GRC, privacy, and regulated-market readiness. Coordinates engineering, product, legal, IT, and governance teams; drives secure-by-default development, software supply chain security, automated controls, vulnerability monitoring, and regulatory authorizations. Advises executives on technical risk and trade-offs while establishing governance frameworks, metrics, evidence pipelines, and dependency-management mechanisms to demonstrate measurable risk reduction.

Conduct IT audits of digital environments, internal controls, cybersecurity measures, data and AI systems, governance, and regulatory compliance. Analyze risks, assess data quality, collaborate with clients, develop recommendations, and apply IT governance and auditing methodologies. The role also requires client relationship management, mentoring junior staff, and maintaining professional and technical standards.

Oversee supplier issue management and third-party information security risk remediation. Responsibilities include reviewing assessment findings, validating closure evidence, guiding stakeholders and suppliers through action plans or risk acceptance, managing issue lifecycles, improving supplier management processes, and communicating remediation progress to senior leadership.