Top Cybersecurity Jobs

Lead financial and workforce analysis for Global Information Security technology projects, managing vendor contracts, headcount tracking, forecasting, accruals, and monthly reporting to senior leadership. Partner with product, finance, and COO teams to model contractual obligations, monitor spend and trends, and support an annual transformation budget of ~$110M.

The Senior Manager of Cybersecurity Defense leads a CSIRT team handling incident response, develops response frameworks, coordinates cross-functional operations, and mentors team members.

Serve as the division Information Assurance (IA) lead: implement and maintain cybersecurity program, ensure AF/DoD RMF and AFSSI 8522 compliance, onboard/offboard users, manage IA documentation and training, run IRP drills, open and track Remedy tickets, liaison with CSTs/base comms, manage PKI/CAC issues, maintain SharePoint and device security, and support inspections and assessments.

Serve as the primary cybersecurity liaison between DoD stakeholders and the EITaaS Wave 1 cybersecurity team. Facilitate stakeholder engagement, risk assessments, incident response coordination, policy implementation, security training, and threat intelligence sharing. Apply expertise in Active Directory hardening, OU design, Intune configuration, STIG compliance, and reporting to improve cybersecurity posture and ensure regulatory alignment.

Lead enterprise cybersecurity architecture across domains (network, endpoint, cloud, IAM, data protection, AI security). Define standards, roadmaps, and reference architectures; evaluate technologies and vendors; run proofs-of-concept; govern decisions; mentor solution architects; and collaborate with stakeholders to reduce risk, technical debt, and fragmentation.

Lead RMF A&A activities, develop and review security documentation (SSMPs, PPPs, OPSEC), perform vulnerability/risk assessments, implement STIG and PKI controls, manage classified material and user accounts, support DoD cloud security, integrate cybersecurity into system design, and deliver training and compliance for program lifecycle and acquisition artifacts.

Lead cybersecurity engineering for DoD programs: author and review security documentation, manage RMF/A&A activities and eMASS packages, design secure network/system architectures, assess and mitigate vulnerabilities (ACAS/STIG), support CSfC/CDS/NSA approvals, advise acquisition/security decisions, and deliver training while coordinating with U.S. and international partners.

Lead OT cybersecurity architecture and CRA compliance for GMP pharmaceutical manufacturing. Design and harden Rockwell PLC and Ignition SCADA environments, perform risk and gap assessments (IEC 62443, ISA‑95, NIST), support CSV/validation and FDA 21 CFR Part 11 data integrity, and guide remediation, incident response, and stakeholder engagement across multi‑site manufacturing.

Design and develop offensive cyber software and hardware solutions, perform reverse engineering and non-traditional penetration testing, build offensive cyber curriculum, operate in virtualized environments, and travel up to 50% to support client training exercises. Requires TS/SCI clearance.

Design and implement offensive cyber software/hardware solutions, perform reverse engineering and non-traditional penetration testing, develop offensive cyber training curriculum, work in virtualized environments, and travel to support client training exercises.

The Director of Cybersecurity Governance, Risk, and Compliance will lead the GRC team, implement cybersecurity practices, and manage compliance with policies, while enhancing cybersecurity awareness across the organization.

The DLP Engineer is responsible for designing and assessing data loss prevention programs and configurations, specifically for email and endpoint protection. They will develop test plans, configure policies, and monitor alerts while coordinating with stakeholders to ensure secure information exchange.

The role involves providing cybersecurity expertise, developing security solutions, and enhancing incident response capabilities while supporting operations and maintaining security best practices.

Cybersecurity Engineers will develop automations for security incidents, collaborate on solutions, and enhance security operations. Requires technical and consulting expertise.

Seeking a SOAR Engineer with expertise in cybersecurity platforms to develop automations, provide technical solutions, and collaborate with stakeholders in a fast-paced environment.

The Cybersecurity Engineer provides technical cybersecurity support ensuring compliance with enterprise standards, monitors cybersecurity risks, and manages documentation and authorization processes for Air Force IT systems.

Manage day-to-day identity and access operations including provisioning/de-provisioning, access requests, entitlement management, access reviews, and IAM governance. Support automation, RBAC models, audit readiness, incident response, and cross-functional initiatives such as M&A integrations and system migrations to maintain secure, auditable access aligned with business needs.

This role focuses on reducing security risks, managing security incidents, ensuring secure system performance, and providing guidance on complex issues in an OT environment.

Oversee and manage cybersecurity projects, ensuring compliance with security standards and effective communication among teams.

Seeking Cybersecurity Engineers to support federal customers with operations, compliance, engineering, risk management, and network security. Responsibilities include designing security solutions, supporting vulnerability assessments, and collaborating with IT teams to ensure security compliance.

The Cybersecurity Specialist supports the protection of systems and data during exercises, develops management tools, and ensures secure information flow.

Develop production-grade software for a satellite communication system, focusing on cybersecurity and cryptography. Implement cryptographic modules, defensive programming techniques, and lead ground software development.

The Cybersecurity Engineer implements security architecture, monitors compliance, performs assessments, and collaborates with teams to enhance cybersecurity for WDP operations.

The Associate Cybersecurity Analyst supports GMF's Cybersecurity Program by managing risk, validating controls, enhancing processes, and reporting to stakeholders.

As a Cybersecurity Engineer, you will protect sensitive data, conduct vulnerability scans, perform incident responses, and advise clients on security measures.