Top Cybersecurity Jobs

Manage the threat detection engineering and research teams, oversee project deliverables, engage with stakeholders, and drive cybersecurity initiatives.

The Cyber Analyst will conduct digital forensics and incident response, analyze evidence, develop incident reports, and provide training to insureds.

The Senior Vice President, Cyber Threat Simulation leads the design and execution of BNY's global cyber simulation program, enhancing cybersecurity awareness and defense strategies through targeted phishing simulations and data-driven insights.

The Director, Cybersecurity Regulatory Engagement manages cybersecurity regulatory activities, ensuring alignment with regulations and guiding risk management strategies. Responsibilities include leading regulatory exams, coordinating responses, and improving governance frameworks.

Lead Cybersecurity Engineer responsible for designing, implementing, and managing cybersecurity programs and ensuring compliance with DoD standards.

The Chief Engineer leads a team managing and improving the Insider Threat Program's cybersecurity efforts, ensuring system integrity and performance, while providing technical documentation and training.

Analyze and assess malware threats for USCYBERCOM, leading forensic analysis, developing technical reports, and collaborating on threat detection and response.

The Sr. Manager of Information Risk & Controls drives the risk management evolution by leading risk identification, developing frameworks, and collaborating with teams across Invesco.

As an InfoSec GRC Analyst, you will drive compliance initiatives, support audits, and design training while collaborating with various departments to enhance InfoSec operations.

Lead a team of product marketing managers to develop messaging, positioning, pricing, and sales enablement for Blockaid's web3 and cybersecurity SaaS platform. Drive market and competitive research, influence product roadmap, collaborate with product, sales, and solutions engineering, and create demand through campaigns and collateral.

The Incident Response Manager leads the incident response program, coordinates cyber events, enhances documentation, conducts exercises, and trains employees.

Manage strategic relationships with existing enterprise customers to drive adoption, retention, renewals and expansion of an AI-driven security platform. Develop account plans, lead executive conversations, identify expansion opportunities, partner with technical teams to ensure adoption and value realization, and maintain renewal/expansion forecasts.

Lead and scale a North America mid-market sales organization to drive new-business revenue. Define go-to-market strategy, coach senior sales reps, manage complex enterprise deals, align cross-functional stakeholders, expand partner channels, and deliver accurate forecasting and performance metrics to support company growth.

Lead the cyber security wargaming and incident readiness program, ensuring operational readiness and continuous improvement of incident response capabilities.

Provide senior acquisition and program management support for cryptologic and cyber systems. Guide acquisition execution, review and comment on acquisition documentation, monitor program health, coordinate reviews, and advise leadership on system-of-systems integration, budgeting (PPBE), and regulatory compliance. Act as SMART focal point and support a wide range of DoD acquisition processes and documentation to deliver warfighter capability.

Lead and deliver cybersecurity projects, champion and enforce security best practices across the software organization, and serve as a subject-matter expert for at least one platform, project, or component. Support and communicate standards to engineering teams and participate in hiring/onboarding assessments and pre-employment screening as required.

Lead Zscaler's global data security and privacy legal function: develop and execute cybersecurity, data security, and privacy legal strategy; advise execs and board; manage incident response legal work; implement Privacy/Security by Design; negotiate security/privacy contract terms; manage and mentor a team of privacy lawyers; ensure compliance with global privacy and AI laws and certifications.

The Cloud Administrator will manage cloud environments, oversee security and compliance, support modernization initiatives, and collaborate with teams to align infrastructure with organizational objectives.

The Enterprise Application Support Manager oversees enterprise applications, ensures compliance with DoD cybersecurity policies, and enhances application performance through modernization initiatives.

The Quality Assurance Analyst will provide technical and administrative direction for software development, ensure quality control, and coordinate with managers to resolve problems.

The Lead Counsel will advise executive leadership on cybersecurity, privacy, and digital risk, guiding strategy and compliance across key initiatives and partnerships.

The Senior Cybersecurity Engineer will oversee cybersecurity risk management, maintain compliance with standards, monitor security events, and ensure proper documentation and training for IT systems.

The role involves analyzing AI and ML threats, conducting in-depth intelligence analysis, and authoring intelligence products for operational strategies.

The Solution Engineer will design compliant cybersecurity solutions for clients, support sales processes, and translate requirements into actionable deliverables. Responsibilities include collaboration with teams and presenting technical solutions to clients.

Manage enterprise cybersecurity support programs, overseeing contract execution, staffing, and customer communications, while ensuring compliance with federal governance standards.