Top Cybersecurity Jobs

Lead cybersecurity and resilience engagements, develop assessment standards and measurement approaches, consult with government and industry partners, conduct applied research, produce technical guidance and training, and mentor teammates while supporting operational capabilities and community outreach.

Serve as centralized intake and Tier 1 support for cybersecurity service requests: triage, route, and perform quick-turn content updates. Maintain service catalog, documentation governance, accessibility, and repository organization. Partner with service owners and communications to improve service visibility, readiness, and operational supportability.

Advise a Balkan host nation on cybersecurity governance, policy, and institutional capacity building. Assess regulations and operations, recommend reforms, develop and manage a Performance Monitoring Framework, collect and report M&E data, coordinate with U.S. Embassy and interagency partners, mentor stakeholders, and support national-level cyber strategy and defense processes.

Lead and evolve enterprise and client-facing cybersecurity strategy, governance, and incident response. Build scalable security services (vCISO, managed security), advise executives and clients, manage vendors, embed security into products, and drive risk-based KPIs to support revenue and retention.

Perform unclassified information system risk and compliance activities including CMMC/DFARS alignment, gap assessments, remediation planning, risk assessments, continuous monitoring, reporting to leadership, and advising on cloud security and Zero Trust across the enterprise.

The role involves leading cybersecurity efforts, implementing policies for DoD accreditation, conducting risk assessments, and collaborating with teams for secure software development.

The Cybersecurity Engineer protects clients by managing security infrastructure, conducting vulnerability management, and ensuring compliance with cybersecurity methodologies.

The Cybersecurity Analyst protects customers by investigating alerts, responding to incidents, and ensuring compliance with cybersecurity practices and protocols.

The Cybersecurity Operations Analyst oversees monitoring and logging, incident response, conducts forensic investigations, and supports compliance with cybersecurity regulations to maintain defense posture.

The role involves providing legal support in cybersecurity and privacy, incident response, compliance, and regulatory interactions as well as managing workstreams and client interaction.

Analyze cybersecurity risks in supply chains, assess and mitigate vulnerabilities, create reports, and advise on security policies and compliance.

Lead and enhance Aravo's security program, focusing on vulnerability management, compliance, incident response, and mentoring team members.

The Sr Cybersecurity Engineer leads incident response efforts, investigates cyber threats, enhances detection capabilities, and develops standardized response protocols.

The Cybersecurity Manager monitors security tools, manages vulnerabilities, leads threat hunting, and integrates AI into cybersecurity operations while supporting incident response and regulatory compliance efforts.

The Cybersecurity Incident Response Specialist will lead incident response efforts, monitor for breaches, conduct log analysis, and perform threat hunting to enhance security posture.

As a Cybersecurity Engineer, you will enhance cybersecurity for international Security Cooperation by deploying and optimizing security platforms, conducting training, and managing cyber ranges specific to partner nations' needs.

This role involves overseeing security solutions for the U.S. Air Force, managing vulnerabilities, conducting risk assessments, and leading a team in developing cybersecurity infrastructure and controls.

The Cybersecurity Engineer will secure Navy combat systems, design and implement architectures, and conduct vulnerability analysis while collaborating with teams on security integration.

The role involves building and maintaining Kubernetes-based platforms, ensuring security compliance, automating infrastructure, and collaborating with teams across locations.

The Cyber Technical Analyst conducts Computer Network Exploitation using targeting methodologies and tools, produces reports, and collaborates with stakeholders. Requires extensive cybersecurity experience and network analysis skills.

The Network Administrator will manage IT vendors, track IT assets, coordinate projects, provide help desk support, and ensure cybersecurity compliance.

Design and implement enterprise security controls (NIST, NERC CIP), monitor IT and OT environments, run incident response and vulnerability management, tune SIEM/EDR/IDS, perform threat hunting and forensics, support penetration and control testing, translate GRC into technical controls, maintain audit-ready documentation, and mentor team members.

Design, implement, and maintain enterprise security across IT and OT environments. Monitor, detect, and respond to threats; run incident response and tabletop exercises; conduct risk and vulnerability assessments; tune security tools (SIEM, EDR, IDS/IPS); support penetration and control testing; translate GRC requirements into technical controls and ensure audit readiness; mentor team members and secure OT/SCADA systems aligned with NERC CIP and NIST frameworks.

Seeking multiple Cybersecurity Analysts to engage in security testing and architecture design, providing technical support and compliance solutions.

The Cybersecurity Support Lead is responsible for penetration testing, developing assessment plans, executing testing, and advising stakeholders on mitigation strategies to enhance cybersecurity posture.