Top Cybersecurity Jobs

Support USCYBERCOM in developing offensive and defensive cyber capabilities. Responsibilities include applying cybersecurity concepts, analyzing information, and coordinating documentation.

Manage and lead the IT department supporting the PMRF program: oversee IT operations, staff, budgeting, compliance with DoD cybersecurity policies (RMF, DoD 8570/8140), asset control, SOPs, CDRL reporting, and coordination with government stakeholders. Ensure staffing, training, and certification, and support accreditation, continuous improvement, and contract activities.

Analyze SIGINT and cybersecurity data across the OSI stack to map target networks, develop exploitation plans and new tradecraft, collaborate with government and military teams, and document and share findings to support intelligence operations.

Monitor and analyze user activity and security logs to detect insider risks, perform investigative triage, conduct forensic analysis, document findings, and collaborate with HR, Legal, Privacy, and InfoSec to mitigate insider threats and improve detection processes.

Support DoD signals intelligence and cyber missions by identifying, analyzing, and reporting vulnerabilities, intrusions, and threats to computer networks. Use multi-source data to map and protect systems, perform vulnerability analysis, penetration testing, and computer forensics. Requires relevant degree, specialized military/cyber training, and an active TS/SCI with polygraph.

The Junior-level Cybersecurity Analyst supports the ACC CISO and ISSOs in maintaining cybersecurity compliance by performing analysis, managing vulnerabilities, and assisting with incident support activities.

The IT Subject Matter Expert will provide technical expertise and support for enterprise IT initiatives, governance, and modernization efforts within a federal environment, requiring strong analytical and problem-solving skills.

Lead Offensive Cyberspace Operational planning supporting USCYBERCOM, integrating cyber operations, and collaborating on strategic objectives through various cyber plans and intelligence activities.

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

The role involves developing market intelligence for cyber offerings, supporting technology partnerships, and shaping decision-making materials for senior leadership.

Lead cyber incident response efforts to identify, analyze, and remediate security incidents. Use digital forensics and threat intelligence, conduct vulnerability assessments, design secure architectures, guide governance and incident management, mentor teams, and collaborate with clients to implement proactive cybersecurity strategies.

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

Candidates will lead or support DoD-related projects focusing on systems engineering, logistics, and cybersecurity while ensuring compliance with security standards.

Lead Penetration Tester needed for a complex program to prevent cyber threats, requiring investigation and reporting of security incidents.

The Risk Operations Specialist supports the Cybersecurity program by managing risk and vulnerabilities, conducting audits, and maintaining dashboards to track KPIs.

Lead and scale Capcos Cyber + AI practice: define strategy and offerings, win and deliver complex cybersecurity and AI-enabled security programs, manage client relationships, drive pursuits and revenue, and mentor and grow teams.

The Senior Cybersecurity Engineer will design, implement, and manage security solutions, conduct risk assessments and threat responses, and collaborate on security architecture and compliance efforts for enterprise systems.

The Solutions Engineer will assist Mid-market and SMB Sales teams in pre-sales activities, deliver product demonstrations, manage technical evaluations, and collaborate on product improvements.

The DoD SkillBridge Internship offers active-duty military members IT and cybersecurity training, certifications, and networking opportunities to prepare for civilian careers in IT.

Participate in the Nightwing Military Program focusing on cybersecurity and gaining professional experience through various training and project management tasks.

The Designated Authorizing Official (DAO) 3 ensures compliance with security requirements for systems, oversees risk assessments, and integrates cybersecurity within IT processes. The role also includes preparing security documentation and interacting with customers and IT staff to meet cybersecurity objectives.

Provide strategic guidance and advice in Cyber/Intelligence planning, assess capabilities, identify gaps, and enhance operations for military intelligence.

The PKI Engineer will manage large-scale Identity and Access Management projects, analyze identity lifecycles, and implement security solutions for clients.

Lead and coach an inside sales team selling cybersecurity/SaaS solutions to mid-market customers. Drive revenue growth, customer satisfaction, forecasting, KPI reporting, hiring, training, and cross-functional collaboration. Act as player/coach when needed and support account expansion and deal closures.

The role involves managing meetings, assessing cybersecurity risks, coordinating with stakeholders, and supporting strategic DoD initiatives. It requires extensive expertise in cybersecurity governance and risk management.