Top Cybersecurity Jobs

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.

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.

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 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.

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.

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.

Provides hands-on cybersecurity engineering and technical leadership for information security systems. Responsibilities include vulnerability scanning, threat detection, incident response, risk assessments, security policy development, employee security training, SIEM and security tool administration, forensic analysis, system hardening, regulatory compliance, and technical documentation. The role supports antivirus, IDS/IPS, firewalls, data loss prevention, and related enterprise security systems.

Lead cybersecurity consulting projects across strategy, risk, compliance, operations, data protection, offensive security, resilience, and training. Manage client relationships, project delivery, reporting, proposals, and consultant development. Contribute to cybersecurity thought leadership, internal initiatives, events, and publications. Apply cybersecurity frameworks, infrastructure knowledge, cloud technologies, security solutions, and relevant certifications to solve complex client problems.

Part-time remote cybersecurity internship supporting presales, client engagement, technical writing, labs, certifications, and vendor solution research. Interns shadow consultants, build networking and security skills, practice explaining technical concepts, and gain exposure to SIEM, vulnerability scanning, endpoint security, cloud, and CTF platforms. The role requires foundational cybersecurity knowledge, self-directed learning, communication skills, and availability for 20–29 hours weekly during Central Time business hours. It may lead to full-time employment near Tulsa, Oklahoma.

Supports the Enterprise Security team with cybersecurity documentation, third-party risk management, vulnerability tracking, audit evidence, framework mapping, security awareness, cloud posture monitoring, identity security, and zero-trust initiatives. The role is designed for a student gaining hands-on experience in governance, risk, compliance, enterprise IT security, and industrial OT/ICS security.

Owns the company’s technology operations and cybersecurity program, including Microsoft 365, identity and access, endpoints, SaaS applications, vendors, incident response, vulnerability management, governance, reporting, and security awareness. Partners with managed service providers, business leaders, and employees to improve technology reliability, security, support, and business processes. The role also oversees technology projects, operational metrics, asset management, and continuous improvement across the organization.

Lead cybersecurity and applied AI research focused on identifying vulnerabilities, analyzing adversarial behavior, and defending operational technology, industrial control systems, critical infrastructure, and Federal networks. Develop and validate analysis software, AI models, adversarial simulations, and threat-mitigation workflows. Collaborate across disciplines, advise stakeholders, shape technical strategy, mentor staff, and support research proposals and funding. Higher-level responsibilities include directing complex projects, establishing research vision, developing advanced algorithms, and influencing Laboratory-wide technical direction.

The GRC Analyst will lead audits, design compliance programs, develop risk registers, and mentor junior analysts while ensuring cybersecurity and compliance excellence.

Lead defensive cyber operations and SOC activities, including advanced threat detection, incident response, SIEM operations, threat investigations, and cyber defense coordination. Analyze security events, logs, intelligence, and forensic artifacts; tune security tools; mentor analysts; validate reporting; brief senior leadership; and ensure compliance with DoD cybersecurity requirements.

Lead cybersecurity integration and continuous authorization activities for the EXIM Online modernization program. Develop cATO roadmaps, control mappings, authorization artifacts, security evidence, and continuous monitoring workflows. Align secure SDLC and DevSecOps practices with NIST controls, SSDF, Zero Trust, SBOM, and federal security requirements. Coordinate with cybersecurity, ISSO, engineering, DevSecOps, operations, assessors, and government authorization stakeholders to support ATO readiness, vulnerability remediation, risk reporting, and Authorizing Official decisions.

Supports Department of War cyber security cooperation policy and programs, including defensive cyber operations, critical infrastructure protection, cyber resilience, and incident response. Analyzes program feasibility, risks, resources, and alignment; coordinates with military, government, diplomatic, law enforcement, intelligence, and international stakeholders; prepares policy documents and executive briefings; tracks milestones and risks; and advises senior leadership on cyber policy and security cooperation initiatives.

Designs, implements, manages, and monitors cybersecurity controls protecting enterprise systems and networks. Responsibilities include SIEM and endpoint security administration, incident response, vulnerability management, security audits, RMF and ATO support, POA&M tracking, secure configuration, DevSecOps integration, and cybersecurity compliance. The role collaborates with engineers, developers, security managers, assessors, and government stakeholders to protect mission systems and address threats and vulnerabilities.

Leads customer-facing Azure security engagements for U.S. federal clients, including security architecture, implementation, production deployment, and troubleshooting. Drives Zero Trust, cloud adoption, modern SOC, identity, threat protection, compliance, information protection, and governance strategies. Conducts architectural design sessions, operationalizes Microsoft Defender, Sentinel, and Entra solutions, coordinates technical resources, and collaborates with Microsoft engineering and product teams to deliver secure, scalable cloud outcomes.

Leads Morgan Stanley’s global internal audit strategy for cybersecurity, information security, and cyber resilience across the Firm and banking entities. Directs risk-based coverage of AI, digital assets, quantum readiness, cloud, identity, network, data, incident response, resilience, and third-party security. Evaluates controls against regulatory and industry frameworks, oversees findings and remediation, advises senior management, regulators, the Board, and Audit Committee, and manages and develops a global audit team.

Supports cybersecurity risk assessments, compliance activities, policy administration, security awareness, audit preparation, and program documentation. The role tracks remediation items, assists with vendor risk assessments, reviews security requests, maintains inventories of risks and controls, documents incidents, and prepares cybersecurity metrics and reporting. It requires foundational cybersecurity, risk management, governance, policy, and regulatory compliance knowledge, along with strong communication, organization, documentation, and collaboration skills.

Support cybersecurity compliance for Marine Corps Oracle EBS systems by designing and implementing technical cyber controls, hardening Oracle platforms, reviewing code and documentation, analyzing requirements, supporting testing and deployments, and coordinating with product owners, SMEs, vendors, and government stakeholders. The role requires Oracle Linux and shell scripting experience, secure coding knowledge, DoD cybersecurity standards familiarity, documentation skills, and CompTIA Security+ certification.

Supports Department of War defensive cyber operations policy, critical infrastructure protection, defense industrial base resilience, incident response, and cyber strategy implementation. Develops policies, strategies, risk assessments, briefings, and decision-support materials; analyzes defensive cyber capabilities and coordinates with senior military, government, intelligence, law enforcement, and diplomatic stakeholders. Requires briefing complex cyber concepts to senior leaders and maintaining an active Top Secret clearance with SCI eligibility.

Conduct threat research on malware, attack techniques, threat actors, and campaigns; develop automation tools; support incident response; and produce actionable intelligence. Engage customers, partners, sales, marketing, and communications teams, represent the company at security events, deliver presentations, and publish technical research. The role requires at least three years of cybersecurity experience, strong threat intelligence expertise, public speaking skills, travel willingness, and an active security clearance.

Lead enterprise cybersecurity architecture and infrastructure security across cloud environments. Translate security policies into automated, testable controls; drive security strategy, threat modeling, DevSecOps, and Infrastructure as Code practices; solve complex security challenges; advise executive leadership; mentor engineers; and develop secure architectures for AI, distributed systems, and mission-critical platforms.

Leads the design and implementation of infrastructure security controls, automates governance and compliance through code, and embeds security into CI/CD pipelines. Architects secure cloud infrastructure across AWS, GCP, and Azure; develops Infrastructure as Code modules; drives DevSecOps adoption; and mentors engineers. The role also leads complex security initiatives, supports compliance frameworks, influences governance decisions, and communicates technical risks to executives and engineering stakeholders.