Top Cybersecurity Jobs

Leads enterprise cybersecurity governance and assurance, including policies, standards, controls, risk management, regulatory compliance, audits, metrics, remediation, and continuous monitoring. Partners with cybersecurity, technology, legal, privacy, risk, engineering, and audit teams to improve control effectiveness and executive visibility. Manages governance transformation, multi-cloud compliance, strategic planning, and a high-performing team while advising senior leaders and driving cross-functional accountability.

Designs and applies cybersecurity engineering practices across the system lifecycle for Navy and DoD mission systems. Responsibilities include threat modeling, vulnerability and attack-path analysis, cyber risk assessment, defensive technology evaluation, mitigation development, and communicating recommendations to multidisciplinary engineering and customer teams. The role requires active DoD Secret clearance and eligibility to obtain TS/SCI clearance.

The Threat Cybersecurity Engineer will administer and optimize EDR, SIEM, and security monitoring tools; investigate threats across endpoint, identity, cloud, application, and network environments; conduct threat hunting; develop MITRE ATT&CK-aligned detections and automated response workflows; manage attack-surface and vulnerability risks; coordinate incident response and recovery; maintain playbooks and metrics; and participate in on-call support.

Conduct enterprise red-team and penetration assessments across applications, networks, endpoints, cloud environments, identity services, IoT, and web applications. Identify and exploit vulnerabilities, evaluate security controls, document technical findings, support remediation, collaborate with reporting and consulting teams, and communicate security risks to technical and non-technical stakeholders. The role also contributes to security research, adversary emulation, and team knowledge sharing.

Conduct enterprise and system-focused penetration tests and red-team assessments across networks, applications, endpoints, cloud environments, identity services, IoT, and web applications. Identify and exploit vulnerabilities, document technical findings, communicate risks, support remediation, collaborate with reporting and consulting teams, and contribute to security research and knowledge sharing.

Leads technical delivery of complex cybersecurity AI deployments from prototype through production adoption. Coordinates engineers, researchers, product teams, and enterprise customers; translates business objectives into delivery plans; manages dependencies, risks, scope, and readiness; maps security workflows; measures value and adoption; and develops reusable implementation patterns. The role requires customer-facing technical leadership, cybersecurity fluency, enterprise deployment experience, and practical knowledge of AI and LLM systems.

Lead high-stakes customer cybersecurity deployments from problem definition through resolution. Build AI security workflows, integrate customer security systems with access controls and human oversight, and develop reusable deployment tools and playbooks. Act as a player-coach, guide deployment strategy, mentor team members, identify risks, and translate field experience into product and research feedback. The role requires production engineering across frontend and backend systems, strong cybersecurity expertise, and up to 50% travel.

Paid summer cybersecurity internship supporting a Security Operations Center. The intern will learn SOC and MDR operations, security event and incident lifecycles, alert triage, detection rules, threat intelligence, automation, and escalation processes. They will assess workflows, identify improvement opportunities, document findings, collaborate with cybersecurity professionals, and present recommendations. The role is hybrid and includes mentorship and practical application of cybersecurity coursework.

Leads defensive cyber operations and oversees cybersecurity teams supporting NGA programs and enterprise systems. Responsibilities include designing and sustaining cybersecurity services, developing strategic plans, assessing risks, conducting Analysis of Alternatives and design studies, writing white papers, improving processes, managing personnel capability gaps, briefing executives, and ensuring DoD compliance and accreditation. The role requires expertise in network security, security technologies, adversarial tactics, cybersecurity frameworks, cloud security, and cyber threat intelligence.

Leads cybersecurity GRC, data privacy, technical risk, regulatory readiness, and third-party risk advisory engagements. Assesses security controls, architectures, identity, cloud, vulnerability management, monitoring, incident response, resilience, and privacy programs. Advises executives, translates technical findings into business risk, develops remediation roadmaps, supports cyber due diligence and post-acquisition initiatives, contributes to business development, and mentors consulting teams.

Provides senior technical and operational leadership across cybersecurity and enterprise IT teams. Responsibilities include governance, risk management, compliance frameworks, vulnerability activities, audits, incident coordination, strategic planning, workforce management, budgeting, investment management, information security, privacy, and cross-functional execution in a federal environment.

Assess cybersecurity posture across DoD mission systems using continuous monitoring data and security tools. Evaluate vulnerabilities, controls, remediation, and monitoring coverage; correlate risks across programs; identify systemic trends; coordinate remediation with engineering and cybersecurity teams; and provide technical recommendations, metrics, briefings, and documentation to leadership and government stakeholders.

Design, implement, integrate, and maintain cybersecurity automation systems and tools. Translate compliance requirements into repeatable workflows, integrate enterprise and cloud systems, and produce traceable audit outputs. Apply expertise in CMMC, NIST, FedRAMP, security controls, SSPs, POA&Ms, evidence collection, and shared responsibility. Work independently on complex problems while mentoring team members. A Public Trust determination and bachelor’s degree are required.

Designs, implements, and manages federal cybersecurity solutions across the DevSecOps lifecycle. Responsibilities include secure architecture, NIST control implementation, vulnerability and risk assessments, security testing, CI/CD security automation, Zero Trust design, threat modeling, event monitoring, incident response, policy development, audits, compliance documentation, and threat intelligence. The role collaborates with engineering teams to strengthen security posture and maintain federal compliance.

Monitor network traffic, IDS alerts, security events, and logs to identify threats and false positives. Develop SOC procedures, review data for anomalies, create SIEM and IDS detection content, manage investigations, issue security communications, and support incident responders. The role requires shift work, incident response experience, a cybersecurity certification, a bachelor’s degree, and an active government clearance.

Monitor and analyze network traffic, IDS alerts, security events, and logs; identify threats and false positives; maintain SOC procedures; investigate incidents; create SIEM and IDS detection content; advise incident responders; produce situation reports and security communications; and track investigations through resolution while working scheduled shifts.

Leads independent second-line cybersecurity risk oversight, including governance, risk assessments, risk appetite, KRIs, issue remediation, regulatory engagement, emerging technology risk, and executive reporting. The role challenges cybersecurity strategies and controls, oversees AI and quantum computing risks, supports audits and regulatory examinations, advises senior leadership and boards, and manages a high-performing cybersecurity risk team.

Monitor and analyze network traffic, security events, logs, and anomalous activity; distinguish intrusion attempts from false alarms; develop SOC procedures and detection content; conduct security investigations; support incident response; prepare situation reports and security communications; and track current vulnerabilities and countermeasures while working a shift schedule.

Leads cybersecurity and mission assurance activities for federal information systems, managing analysts and coordinating incident response, vulnerability management, RMF/A&A, STIG remediation, continuous monitoring, accreditation, and Zero Trust initiatives. Advises program and government stakeholders on cyber dependencies, mission impact, readiness, and corrective actions. Performs vulnerability scans, monitors security tools, coordinates incident analysis and reporting, supports audits, and ensures compliance with DoW and DoN directives, cybersecurity controls, training, and certification requirements.

Leads cybersecurity, information assurance, compliance, risk management, and systems security activities for complex federal and DoD programs. Supports RMF, ATO packages, security documentation, control assessments, vulnerability management, remediation tracking, continuous monitoring, secure configuration, incident response, and audit readiness. Coordinates developers, system administrators, security personnel, program managers, validators, vendors, and customers while briefing stakeholders and driving corrective actions.

Leads cybersecurity governance, compliance, authorization, vulnerability, risk management, and incident response activities across corporate and classified mission environments. Manages CMMC, NIST, FISMA, RMF, IC, and DoD requirements; develops ATO documentation, SSPs, POA&Ms, and remediation plans; coordinates assessments and continuous monitoring; advises infrastructure and program teams; and leads cybersecurity personnel and maturity initiatives.

Designs and maintains cybersecurity architecture and controls across enterprise IT, operational technology, on-premises, and multi-cloud environments. Responsibilities include threat modeling, risk assessments, vulnerability remediation, cloud security, DevSecOps integration, security automation, compliance with NIST, FISMA, FedRAMP, and ISO frameworks, audit support, and collaboration with technology teams and vendors.

Leads cybersecurity assurance engagements for government, defense, and critical infrastructure partners. Develops security frameworks, risk measurements, controls, policies, technical guidance, and training focused on cybersecurity and operational resilience. Applies audit and assessment methodologies, NIST and ISO standards, continuity planning, and technology risk management. Leads multidisciplinary projects, advises customers, presents research, mentors team members, and contributes to applied research on emerging cybersecurity challenges, including artificial intelligence and resilient systems.

Leads cryptographic engineering for space and ground satellite communications systems supporting the U.S. Space Force. Responsibilities include crypto unit trade studies, technical design, hardware and firmware integration, testing and verification, secure key management, requirements traceability, lifecycle management, and compliance with cybersecurity standards. The role interfaces with government and industry partners, contributes to design reviews, mentors engineers, and requires an active TS/SCI clearance with extensive systems engineering and cryptography experience.

Lead RH-ISAC’s strategy, membership growth, cybersecurity intelligence-sharing capabilities, financial stewardship, and organizational operations. The President will partner with the Board, develop the team, strengthen member engagement, expand internationally, cultivate strategic partnerships, oversee budgets and compliance, and serve as an ambassador to industry, government, and other stakeholders. The role requires executive leadership, relationship-building, strategic planning, and operational discipline in a remote, member-driven organization.