Top Cybersecurity Jobs

Leads cybersecurity analysts and advances enterprise security across cloud, network, endpoint, and data environments. Responsibilities include secure cloud architecture, risk assessments, threat modeling, security automation, SIEM and EDR integration, incident response, vulnerability management, penetration testing coordination, compliance audits, third-party risk reviews, and security strategy. The role mentors junior staff, leads cross-functional initiatives, and communicates security risks and recommendations to technical and executive stakeholders.

Lead cybersecurity engineering for industrial control and operational technology systems at Kirtland AFB. Responsibilities include control-system security, OT network architecture, RMF and eMASS authorization activities, vulnerability assessments, audit monitoring, POA&M remediation, configuration management, contingency planning, access controls, security documentation, and coordination with program and security stakeholders. The role also supports control-system procurement, installation, commissioning, maintenance, and compliance with Department of Defense and Air Force requirements.

Develop and sustain cybersecurity engineering for the U.S. Navy Aegis Weapon System. Responsibilities include cybersecurity requirements development, RMF and NIST control implementation, architecture and MBSE artifacts, risk assessments, verification planning, technical documentation, system integration, testing, and collaboration across engineering teams. The role requires practical cybersecurity systems engineering experience, an active Secret clearance, U.S. citizenship, and on-site work in Moorestown, New Jersey.

Leads enterprise cybersecurity operations for DoDEA, providing strategic leadership, program management, and technical oversight. Oversees SIEM management, security monitoring, vulnerability management, incident response, cloud security, RMF/A&A, and continuous monitoring. Manages teams and stakeholder relationships in a complex Department of Defense environment.

Provides cybersecurity advisory services for medical devices and software, including risk assessments, secure design and development guidance, HIPAA and ePHI compliance, audit support, security reporting, and product documentation. Partners with cross-functional development and product teams, monitors threats, and supports vulnerability scanning, SAST, SCA, DAST, penetration testing, and application security procedures.

Implements STIGs across IT and OT systems, supports RMF assessments and authorizations, inventories ICS/SCADA environments, performs vulnerability scanning, manages POA&Ms, applies technical controls, and supports cybersecurity compliance, inspections, and continuous improvement. The role requires collaboration with government customers, vendors, and multidisciplinary teams while documenting vulnerabilities and implementing NIST-based security controls.

Monitor SIEM and cybersecurity tools in a 24x7x365 environment; detect, analyze, and respond to threats, unauthorized activity, APTs, and attacks. Review logs and network traffic, conduct root cause analysis, use threat intelligence and OSINT, support cybersecurity tools, and implement Defense-in-Depth controls. Develop scripts and tools using SPL, Python, or PowerShell to improve detection and incident response capabilities.

Summer cybersecurity internship supporting a Blue Team and Security Operations Center. Responsibilities include shadowing incident response investigations, assisting with threat hunting and security monitoring, configuring and tuning cybersecurity tools, creating dashboards and reports, and participating in collaborative security projects. Interns gain experience with enterprise security platforms, SIEM operations, threat analytics, cloud concepts, and cybersecurity investigations.

Supports global cybersecurity governance, risk, and compliance programs by administering KnowBe4, coordinating awareness campaigns and phishing simulations, maintaining policies and governance records, tracking metrics and remediation, supporting audits and evidence collection, and preparing dashboards and executive reports. The role also assists with ServiceNow governance workflows, AI and non-human identity governance, stakeholder coordination, and process improvement.

Designs, deploys, maintains, and validates NSA-compliant CSfC secure communication architectures, including Data-at-Rest and Data-in-Transit solutions. Performs encrypted tunneling integration, SIEM monitoring, incident response, risk and vulnerability assessments, compliance checks, documentation, accreditation support, and lifecycle management. Coordinates with government stakeholders and cybersecurity teams to meet mission security requirements.

Provides senior technical leadership for cybersecurity engineering and architecture across enterprise, cloud, hybrid, on-premises, AI, data, and classified environments. Designs Zero Trust, identity, access, data protection, DevSecOps, and secure integration solutions; assesses vulnerabilities and mission risks; supports RMF and authorization activities; and advises government executives on architecture, risk, and technical tradeoffs. Partners with engineering, cloud, AI/ML, and cybersecurity teams across complex DoD systems.

Lead DoD Risk Management Framework authorization activities across system development, testing, authorization, and operations. Develop and maintain ATO/IATT packages, SSPs, POA&Ms, security control documentation, and assessment evidence in eMASS. Analyze NIST, DISA STIG, vulnerability, and configuration requirements; coordinate with ISSMs, ISSOs, SCAs, AOs, engineers, and government stakeholders. Support continuous monitoring, system changes, vulnerability remediation, security assessments, and secure configuration guidance across Linux, Windows, network, and virtualized environments.

Teaches cybersecurity courses to high school students earning college credit. Responsibilities include developing syllabi and lesson plans, preparing course materials, facilitating blended instruction, administering and grading assessments, providing student feedback, using online learning technologies, and promoting responsible AI use. Faculty must complete training and ongoing professional development while supporting student learning in accordance with university standards.

Teaches undergraduate and graduate cybersecurity courses in a hybrid format. Responsibilities include developing syllabi and lesson plans, preparing course materials, using online learning technologies, administering and grading assessments, providing student feedback, and integrating responsible AI practices. Requires a doctorate in a relevant field, three to five years of information systems experience, full stack development experience, relevant certifications, strong communication skills, and commitment to faculty development.

Teaches undergraduate and graduate cybersecurity courses in a hybrid format. Responsibilities include developing syllabi and lesson plans, preparing and updating course materials, using online technologies, setting learning and assessment expectations, grading consistently, providing timely feedback, and integrating responsible AI practices. Faculty also participate in training and professional development while applying industry expertise and maintaining strong student communication.

Teaches undergraduate and graduate cybersecurity-related courses in blended face-to-face and online formats. Develops syllabi, lesson plans, course materials, assessments, and grading practices aligned with university objectives. Uses educational technology and integrates responsible AI practices into instruction. Provides timely student feedback, supports learning outcomes, completes faculty training and professional development, and maintains subject-matter expertise in information systems, full-stack development, and cybersecurity.

Participate in a 9-week onsite cybersecurity internship supporting security assessments, vulnerability scanning, threat monitoring, penetration testing, red teaming, and AI testing. Work with security engineers to design and maintain cybersecurity solutions, prepare threat models, execute test cases, compile reports, and establish testing infrastructure for web and mobile applications.

Supports cybersecurity controls, audits, vulnerability assessments, detection engineering, log onboarding, third-party risk assessments, security research, and workflow automation. The intern helps develop and monitor information security controls, identify risks, recommend remediation, improve security processes, and support policies and strategic projects. The role includes mentorship, cross-functional collaboration, training, and presenting internship accomplishments.

Leads User Administration and SAP Security teams, overseeing access provisioning, deprovisioning, access rights management, reporting, auditing, SLA adherence, compliance audits, and operational support for IT projects. Coaches team members, manages workloads, investigates customer issues, and designs and monitors enterprise security processes.

Supports client and internal cybersecurity compliance programs through control assessments, evidence review, risk analysis, policy and documentation development, vendor cybersecurity reviews, and audit coordination. The role prepares remediation roadmaps, risk summaries, control crosswalks, inventories, and audit materials while applying NIST, CIS, SOC 2, and ISO 27001 frameworks. It also translates technical findings into clear client deliverables and helps maintain compliance templates and processes.

Administer and optimize SIEM, endpoint, network, cloud, SASE, ZTNA, and email security platforms. Detect, investigate, respond to, and remediate security incidents; perform forensic analysis, vulnerability remediation, system hardening, and root cause analysis. Support Windows and Linux administration, document security processes, collaborate with IT and compliance teams, and participate in on-call and major incident response.

Implements and maintains cybersecurity governance, risk, and compliance practices for nuclear plant IT and OT systems. Performs threat hunting, develops threat intelligence, assesses technical risks, identifies control weaknesses, supports incident response, and ensures regulatory and cybersecurity requirements are integrated into plant design. The role also develops security procedures, reports incidents and trends, and collaborates with engineering, firewall, and systems administration teams.

Leads enterprise cybersecurity strategy across cloud, infrastructure, applications, AI/ML, DevSecOps, and regulated OT environments. Responsibilities include cloud security assessments, vulnerability management, threat modeling, security monitoring, incident response support, compliance validation, risk mitigation, AI security governance, and implementation of controls across AWS and Azure. The role develops policies and reporting, supports audits, collaborates with technical and business teams, monitors emerging threats, and provides technical mentorship.

Leads multiple Enterprise Security Operations Center teams monitoring classified and unclassified networks. Oversees incident detection, analysis, response, remediation, post-incident reviews, and root-cause planning. Provides technical guidance, manages projects, coordinates with IT teams and external partners, and communicates cybersecurity concepts to technical and non-technical stakeholders. Requires Top Secret clearance, relevant degree, cybersecurity experience, and CISM or CEH certification.

Leads the organization’s COMSEC program, including regulatory compliance, training, incident and breach response, risk mitigation, and liaison activities with authorities. The role requires expertise in communications and network security, encryption technologies, cryptographic material management, and applicable standards. The lead collaborates with internal teams and external partners, manages projects, and communicates technical concepts to varied audiences.