Top Cybersecurity Jobs

Design, deploy, and maintain perimeter and network security controls (firewalls, WAF, IPS, proxies). Build automation and orchestration for rule management, investigate and remediate security incidents, consult with business teams, support cloud and on‑prem security, and lead platform enhancements and policy updates.

Design and embed security across in-house and SaaS solutions: lead secure architecture, perform threat modeling, document data flows, enforce secure configurations, support third-party assessments, and train teams on security patterns and controls.

Serve as the primary cybersecurity advisor to business leadership, embedding security into operations, identifying and mitigating risks, ensuring regulatory compliance, delivering executive risk reporting, guiding technology adoption, and fostering a security-first culture across the organization.

Lead and mature the enterprise cybersecurity risk program: build and maintain the risk register, conduct risk and third-party assessments, support CMMC and related compliance, partner with IT to implement secure standards, communicate risk to stakeholders, and mentor junior analysts.

Support and enforce NIST/CMMC-aligned security controls; monitor SIEM/EDR and perform incident triage and response; manage Windows/AD environments; conduct vulnerability scanning and remediation; protect and classify FCI/CUI; support audits and control validation; maintain compliance documentation; collaborate with IT and business teams and communicate security risks to technical and non-technical stakeholders.

Lead and manage cybersecurity consulting engagements across strategy, risk, compliance, operations, data protection, offensive security, resilience and training. Oversee project delivery, client relationships, business development, and consultant mentoring. Contribute to innovation, PoCs, publications, and firm eminence within the CyberLab.

Lead and manage cybersecurity consulting engagements across strategy, risk, compliance, operations, data protection, offensive security, resilience and training. Oversee project delivery, client relationships, business development, and consultant mentoring. Contribute to innovation, PoCs, SaaS offers, and firm thought leadership through publications and events.

Lead and manage end-to-end cybersecurity consulting engagements (strategy, risk, compliance, offensive security, resilience, data protection). Build client relationships, contribute to business development, mentor consultants, run PoCs and innovation in the CyberLab, produce thought leadership, and represent the firm at events.

The Cybersecurity Specialist will develop security policies, monitor compliance, respond to threats, and operate security tools like firewalls and intrusion detection systems.

The Cybersecurity Specialist develops and enforces security policies, monitors systems, conducts investigations, and ensures compliance with security standards.

Support daily cybersecurity operations including monitoring threats, implementing security controls, and maintaining compliance with DoD policies.

The Senior Manager will lead the cybersecurity and network infrastructure, ensuring security measures are enforced and managing related teams and strategies.

The Cybersecurity Operations Director oversees security operations, managing a team to mitigate cyber threats and ensure compliance across IT assets and networks. Responsibilities include incident management, reporting, and continuous process improvement to safeguard the organization against cyber threats.

The Cybersecurity Application Engineer will design and implement secure software systems for aerospace applications, ensuring compliance with security regulations and conducting risk assessments.

The Cybersecurity Consulting Solutions Engineer acts as a technical consultant to DISA and Defense Agencies, providing mission-aligned cybersecurity solutions and support for deployment services and staffing.

The Cybersecurity Engineering Manager leads a team in designing and implementing security measures, ensuring compliance with regulations, and overseeing cybersecurity operations in a healthcare context.

The Cybersecurity Engineer designs, implements, and maintains security controls for protecting clinical systems and patient data in a healthcare environment while ensuring compliance with regulations.

The Director of Cybersecurity Risk leads cyber risk analyses, manages project lifecycles, quantifies risks, and communicates insights to senior leaders to enhance security decisions and mitigate risks.

Lead and operate security control domains (identity, cloud, network, endpoint, monitoring). Deploy and harden tools, author architecture and runbooks, lead cross-team rollouts, mentor engineers, support SOC detection/response, and maintain audit-ready evidence and automation.

Lead daily security operations as a player-coach: manage alert queues, incident response, tool tuning and automation (SOAR/scripting), mentor staff, maintain SOPs/playbooks, provide operational metrics, and ensure continuous tool health and vulnerability remediation.

Lead client-facing GRC and vCISO engagements: advise executives, manage SOC 2/ISO 27001/NIST compliance, run audit readiness, oversee remediation and evidence collection, manage and mentor a GRC consulting team, build repeatable delivery processes, and translate technical requirements into practical business actions.

Perform offensive and defensive cyber operations: identify and exploit vulnerabilities, develop and deploy exploits, conduct red/blue team and SOC activities, execute RMF A&A and compliance testing (ACAS, STIG), script automations (Python, PowerShell), use threat intelligence for planning and incident response, and produce briefings and deliverables to support national security missions.

Lead high-assurance cybersecurity evaluations for mission-critical systems, develop and review system engineering and security documentation, identify and document security deficiencies, support DoD and government C&A processes, and translate vulnerabilities into risk-mitigation guidance while leading small teams.

Lead research and advisory on how emerging technologies (AI, quantum, blockchain, cloud-native, edge) reshape enterprise cybersecurity. Produce research, vendor analysis, frameworks, and client-facing presentations; advise CIOs/CISOs; mentor analysts; collaborate globally and drive research process improvements.

Lead a team of cybersecurity professionals to implement the RMF lifecycle, ensuring compliance with NIST standards and enhancing security measures.