Top Cybersecurity Jobs

Leads global cybersecurity sales strategy, teams, customer relationships, pipeline development, forecasting, and achievement of revenue, margin, and order targets. Develops cybersecurity services and product opportunities across commercial building and industrial markets, supports complex enterprise sales, presents to executive stakeholders, manages strategic accounts, and coordinates cross-functional resources and ecosystem partners. The role is hybrid in Atlanta with 30–40% travel.

Supports a federal cybersecurity compliance modernization program for CISO and CIO leadership. Coordinates initiatives, advises executives, prioritizes the cybersecurity portfolio, conducts business process analysis, develops executive briefings and dashboards, and facilitates bi-weekly Program Management Reviews. Requires active Top Secret clearance, U.S. citizenship, eight-plus years of experience, cybersecurity expertise, project management experience, stakeholder engagement, and on-site work in Washington, DC five days per week.

Designs, implements, assesses, and improves cybersecurity and IT controls across cloud, SaaS, identity, infrastructure, and data environments. The role engineers assurance workflows, automation, evidence collection, and continuous monitoring; conducts control assessments; evaluates technical evidence; identifies cyber and IT risks; validates remediation; and delivers executive-ready reporting. It partners with Cybersecurity, IT, Finance, engineering, and business teams to strengthen governance, accountability, and risk-based decision-making.

Designs and leads enterprise cybersecurity architecture across cloud, on-premises, hybrid, network, application, and endpoint environments. Implements security controls and platforms, develops automated security processes, conducts threat modeling and risk assessments, supports compliance with security frameworks, and provides guidance during incident response. The role also partners with technical and business stakeholders, mentors cybersecurity personnel, develops security roadmaps, and presents strategic recommendations to leadership.

Audits internal cybersecurity control systems through personnel interviews, testwork, results analysis, and communication of audit issues. The co-op participates independently and collaboratively in projects while developing knowledge of cybersecurity practices and their application in the insurance industry.

Supports IT, cybersecurity, and basic systems efforts for commercial products as part of project teams. Interns learn operational and maintenance tasks, cybersecurity technologies, and project culture while developing hands-on experience with platforms such as VMware, Cisco, Red Hat, and Microsoft. The role requires cybersecurity-related university coursework, foundational cybersecurity knowledge, analytical skills, and U.S. citizenship. Desired qualifications include a 3.0 GPA, Agile exposure, cloud experience, and hands-on use of cyber tools.

Investigates and responds to Tier 2 cybersecurity incidents across email, endpoints, identity, networks, and cloud. Manages cases from alert through containment and closure, conducts SIEM and EDR investigations, handles phishing and identity compromise, and coordinates third-party breach response. Authors detections, improves playbooks and automation, evaluates AI-assisted investigations, mentors Tier 1 analysts, documents evidence, supports threat hunts and purple-team exercises, and participates in an approximately quarterly SOC on-call rotation.

Leads product cybersecurity assurance for humanoid robots across design, development, certification, deployment, and post-market operations. Responsibilities include security requirements, threat modeling, risk assessments, compliance with IEC 62443 and EU regulations, audit documentation, incident response, vulnerability disclosure, fleet monitoring, certification support, and leadership of cross-functional security engineers.

Leads cybersecurity, privacy compliance, internal IT, identity and access management, endpoint security, SaaS governance, vendor risk, incident response, and AI governance. Owns the security roadmap, risk register, privacy programs, enterprise control integration, audits, and executive reporting. Manages the IT function and develops team members while partnering with legal, marketing, eCommerce, data, and global governance teams.

Perform vulnerability management and security assessments, conduct lab and site system security testing, support ATO efforts and NIST 800-53 compliance, maintain RMF documentation, prioritize remediation with engineering teams, and provide recommendations to improve security posture.

Administer and engineer Carbon Black endpoint security and DLP controls across Windows and Linux environments. Responsibilities include policy development, application allow-listing, device control, alert investigation, incident collaboration, platform upgrades, RMF/ATO support, reporting, and documentation. The role requires active TS/SCI clearance with a CI polygraph and supports classified work in a SCIF.

Administer and tune Carbon Black endpoint security and DLP controls across Windows and Linux environments. The role develops security policies, investigates endpoint and data exfiltration alerts, manages upgrades and sensor deployments, supports SOC and incident response teams, and contributes to RMF/ATO documentation, audits, reporting, and technical procedures. Classified work requires on-site presence in a SCIF, with hybrid work based in Gaithersburg, MD, or Tysons Corner, VA.

Manages Identity and Access Management and cybersecurity projects from scope definition through delivery. Coordinates internal teams, vendors, stakeholders, budgets, schedules, risks, resources, and project documentation. Ensures technical feasibility and on-time, on-budget completion while tracking performance and escalating issues. Develops project plans, process maps, spreadsheets, and diagrams, maintains stakeholder relationships, and supports organizational IAM strategy in an agile environment.

Serve as the primary technical partner for enterprise cybersecurity sales across the Texas and adjacent TOLA region. Lead discovery, solution architecture, product demonstrations, proofs of concept, technical evaluations, RFP responses, and security questionnaires. Partner with account executives, support post-sale implementation, address technical objections, develop enablement materials, and relay customer feedback to product and engineering teams.

Evaluates target-company IT, OT, applications, cybersecurity, licenses, regulatory compliance, technical debt, and integration risks during M&A due diligence. Estimates carve-out costs, capex, and Day 1 readiness requirements, then leads post-close systems integration, cybersecurity remediation, and smart-factory transformation. The role requires substantial IT or cybersecurity leadership experience, manufacturing systems knowledge, M&A or carve-out experience, and the ability to translate technical risks into financial and deal recommendations.

Lead design, development, and maintenance of Splunk SOAR playbooks, automations, and custom actions. Integrate SOAR with security tools and cloud platforms, deploy AI-assisted analyst workflows, identify automation opportunities with SOC and incident response teams, mentor analysts, and evaluate emerging AI and security automation trends.

Leads OT/ICS and enterprise cybersecurity architecture for a federal critical-infrastructure modernization program. Responsibilities include requirements development, NERC CIP traceability, market research, RFI and vendor evaluation, lab testing, alternatives analysis, product recommendations, and executive briefings. The role bridges utility operational technology and IT security, covering access control, monitoring, asset management, vulnerability management, SCADA environments, and industrial systems. It is fully remote in the U.S. with up to 25% domestic travel and requires Public Trust eligibility.

Designs and operates enterprise-scale discovery, governance, and lifecycle automation for non-human identities, including service accounts, API tokens, cloud roles, CI/CD identities, certificates, and AI agents. Partners with IAM, cloud, DevOps, and application teams to modernize authentication, automate credential management, support access reviews, detect misuse, and align controls with Zero Trust principles. Develops threat-hunting and data-analysis capabilities, produces technical documentation, and supports incident response, audits, and compliance.

Leads North American customer-facing cybersecurity and compliance programs for physical security, building automation, AV, and IT/OT solutions. Establishes secure architecture reviews, hardening standards, verification processes, governance, risk reporting, vendor evaluations, and customer questionnaire responses. Manages cybersecurity agreements, vulnerability timelines, incident response coordination, and cross-functional integration with sales, engineering, operations, legal, and corporate security teams. Recruits and develops cybersecurity architects and program managers while maintaining authority over high-risk designs.

Executes cybersecurity and RMF activities to maintain continuous Authority to Operate for ATEC systems. Manages eMASS packages, POA&Ms, control assessments, security policies, vulnerability remediation, incident response, ACAS and SCAP scanning, endpoint security, network access control, application security analysis, threat modeling, and DoD cybersecurity compliance.

Designs, implements, maintains, and troubleshoots cybersecurity solutions across network, endpoint, infrastructure, cloud, and hardware environments. Supports vulnerability management, incident response, threat hunting, cyber resiliency, security monitoring, and secure deployments. The role translates security requirements into configurations, evaluates risks and dependencies, creates technical documentation, and collaborates with cybersecurity, architecture, infrastructure, cloud, and operations teams.

Supports cybersecurity operations by monitoring security events, investigating and responding to incidents, conducting threat hunting, managing vulnerabilities, analyzing threat intelligence, and assisting with digital forensics. The role uses EDR, NDR, SIEM, and related tools across networks, endpoints, cloud environments, and infrastructure. Responsibilities also include documenting findings, supporting remediation, deploying security technologies, and collaborating with cross-functional teams to improve organizational resilience.

Supports secure and resilient infrastructure by monitoring networks, servers, operating systems, firewalls, IDS/IPS, endpoint security, and SIEM platforms. Troubleshoots infrastructure and security issues, assists with network management and security architecture, implements controls aligned with compliance standards, performs root-cause analysis, documents configurations and procedures, and collaborates with cybersecurity, engineering, architecture, and operations teams.

Provides cybersecurity engineering support across information system planning, design, development, testing, demonstration, and integration. Analyzes security requirements and resolves cybersecurity, workflow, organizational, and technology problems. Requires 10 years of IT experience, five years of operational technology experience, extensive DoD cybersecurity and cloud certifications, U.S. citizenship, and Secret IT-II Tier 3 clearance. The position is primarily remote with periodic Fort Belvoir meetings and up to 10% travel.

Teach undergraduate cyber security courses, contribute to graduate offerings, improve course content, and support co-curricular cyber activities. The role requires developing courses across cybersecurity topics, including programming and system administration, while collaborating respectfully with diverse students, faculty, and the broader community. Candidates need a relevant master’s degree and significant cybersecurity career experience; a relevant Ph.D. or terminal degree and interdisciplinary teaching or scholarship interests are preferred.