Top Cybersecurity Jobs

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

The Cybersecurity Engineer will integrate security controls, conduct assessments, ensure compliance with cybersecurity policies, and manage security solutions.

The Cybersecurity Architect - Senior designs and evaluates architectures for cybersecurity in military environments, ensuring compliance with regulations and operational security guidelines.

Lead Cybersecurity Analyst role overseeing monitoring, detection, reporting, and analytical operations to enhance cybersecurity measures and align with DoD policies for ARNG.

The Cybersecurity Analyst monitors security telemetry, analyzes alerts, documents findings, supports remediation, and enhances dashboard updates for cybersecurity operations.

The Cybersecurity Implementation Engineer will build, deploy, configure, and maintain cybersecurity infrastructure, implement solutions, evaluate technology upgrades, and coordinate security assessments while leading tasks and teams as needed.

The Senior Cybersecurity Engineer will architect, design, build, and deploy cybersecurity infrastructure and applications for the NGA, ensuring alignment with security standards and stakeholder requirements.

The Enterprise Cybersecurity Analyst will manage cybersecurity tools, perform threat detection, conduct vulnerability assessments, and ensure compliance with security standards in a high-sensitivity environment.

The Vice President, Technology Auditor will conduct audits of security protocols, assess vulnerabilities, support investigations, and represent cybersecurity in IT projects.

The Network Evaluator assesses and secures networks, identifying vulnerabilities, recommending countermeasures, and producing evaluation reports.

As a Cryptologic Cyber Planner, you will support cyber and intelligence missions, engage in operational planning, and collaborate with teams and stakeholders.

Lead the Cybersecurity GRC team, manage risk and vulnerability programs, align cybersecurity with business objectives, oversee assessments and vendors, improve awareness and compliance, and deliver metrics and advisory services across the organization.

Lead ATO support for government clients: assess security posture, perform risk analyses, monitor and respond to incidents, implement remediation, and maintain ATO compliance for cloud and classified environments.

Design and maintain enterprise security architecture for endpoints, identity, MDM, and PKI. Implement endpoint hardening, certificate lifecycle, Okta-based access controls, and compliance-aligned controls (CMMC/NIST). Integrate telemetry, produce standards and documentation, and partner with infrastructure, compliance, and engineering teams to reduce device-related risk.

The Cybersecurity Lead is responsible for safeguarding information systems, managing the security posture, conducting risk assessments, and leading a team in incident response.

The Manager will lead the Cybersecurity Policy, Risk & Governance strategy, ensuring compliance with regulations and effective execution of cybersecurity initiatives.

The role involves developing, reviewing, and disseminating Cybersecurity policies, providing expertise on planning and operations, and coordinating with various military commands.

The Senior Cybersecurity Analyst will support a defense program focusing on cybersecurity for systems, conduct assessments, and integrate emerging technologies.

Lead proactive threat engineering by running offensive and purple-team operations, managing enterprise vulnerability and remediation programs, integrating automated scanning and intelligence into CI/CD and asset systems, translating adversary emulation into detections, and partnering with incident response to improve detection, playbooks, and organizational security posture.

Lead and mature the healthcare organization's cybersecurity GRC programs including governance, risk management, compliance (HIPAA/NIST), third-party risk, incident response, and business continuity. Build and mentor a team, run risk analyses and registers, author policies, oversee vendor security and BAAs, coordinate incident response and recovery, and deliver executive-level reporting to align security with clinical, research, and business objectives.

Execute end-to-end third-party risk management including intake, risk tiering, questionnaire administration, evidence review, scoring, and risk decisioning. Review cybersecurity contract provisions and coordinate redlines. Assess supply-chain, geopolitical, and AI vendor risks. Serve as liaison to OpCo coordinators to ensure consistent vendor risk handling. Operate and maintain enterprise risk register, ensure data quality, aggregate cross-OpCo risk, and produce executive-grade reporting.

The Director of Cybersecurity manages security operations, incidents, and technology risk in a leadership role while implementing security technologies and strategies.

The ISSM will provide cybersecurity support, monitor risks, ensure compliance with standards, assess configuration changes, and manage security documentation.

The Cybersecurity Architect formulates and reviews security architecture, ensuring compliance for bank technology initiatives, and assesses risks while implementing secure solutions.

The Senior Principal Cybersecurity Architect will assess risks, develop security programs, create security requirements, and supervise cybersecurity testing initiatives to enhance security controls across technologies.