Top Cybersecurity Jobs

Leads Weatherford’s global cybersecurity strategy, governance, operations, identity management, data protection, and risk management programs. Oversees security operations, threat detection, vulnerability management, incident response, cloud and network security, OT environments, AI governance, IAM, DLP, and Zero Trust initiatives. Partners with executive, technology, legal, compliance, and business leaders while building a high-performing cybersecurity organization, managing vendors and budgets, and communicating enterprise cyber risk.

Manage employee access to client payer portals, EMRs, and other applications. Responsibilities include creating and revoking credentials, monitoring access, supporting users, auditing compliance, troubleshooting access issues, maintaining documentation, and collaborating with IT, security, healthcare compliance, and customer service teams.

Provides cybersecurity oversight and plant support for a nuclear power facility. Responsibilities include validating controls for Critical Digital Assets, managing access permissions and account logs, maintaining configurations and contingency plans, implementing patches, auditing backups, supporting engineering and maintenance changes, conducting cybersecurity impact analyses, and training plant personnel. The role requires regulatory cybersecurity knowledge, technical coordination across operations and maintenance, field inspections, outage support, and unescorted plant access.

Develop and integrate cybersecurity systems by analyzing requirements, defining architectures and interfaces, decomposing system requirements, planning verification, and producing technical documentation. Provide technical leadership through agile development, design reviews, and analysis of alternatives. Support cybersecurity missions involving threat intelligence, adversary tradecraft, knowledge management, cloud technologies, secure integrations, and AI platform dependencies. Translate complex technical issues into actionable guidance for technical and non-technical stakeholders.

Leads AI governance, risk assessment, security, privacy, and compliance programs for generative and agentic AI systems. Coordinates cross-functional teams, reviews customer and regulatory requirements, establishes AI agent management structures, automates governance controls, manages technical improvement projects, supports audits, delivers training, and reports risks and metrics to senior leadership. The role requires extensive cybersecurity experience, AI security and threat modeling expertise, framework compliance, project management, and executive communication.

Analyzes technology issues, disruptions, compliance concerns, and intrusions; researches cybersecurity and financial systems topics; reviews governance documents, audits, penetration tests, and regulatory filings; prepares reports and briefings; supports technology examinations, project tracking, quality control, and knowledge transfer.

Leads cybersecurity governance, risk management, policy compliance, audit readiness, third-party risk, business continuity, and disaster recovery governance. Develops security policies, conducts risk assessments, evaluates controls, manages remediation, supports audits and regulatory examinations, prepares executive reporting, monitors regulatory and threat developments, and supervises GRC personnel. Partners across cybersecurity, engineering, infrastructure, development, audit, compliance, and business teams to strengthen security controls and organizational risk posture.

Leads enterprise cybersecurity engineering initiatives spanning AI security validation, automated assessments, cyber risk intelligence, and just-in-time access. Defines technical roadmaps, evaluates technologies, drives architecture and cross-functional execution, and builds scalable security solutions. Manages and mentors advanced software engineers while ensuring security, performance, compliance, and operational resilience. Partners with product, data, infrastructure, identity, and cybersecurity leaders to deliver AI/ML-enabled capabilities and reduce enterprise risk.

Leads enterprise cybersecurity engineering initiatives involving AI security validation, automated assessments, cyber risk intelligence, and Just-in-Time access. Defines technical roadmaps, evaluates technologies, guides architecture and engineering practices, and manages a team of advanced software engineers. Partners across cybersecurity, identity, product engineering, infrastructure, and operations to deliver scalable, secure, AI-enabled capabilities while improving governance, automation, and operational resilience.

Leads enterprise cybersecurity engineering initiatives spanning AI security validation, automated assessments, cyber risk intelligence, and Just-in-Time access. Defines technical roadmaps, architecture, business cases, and build-versus-buy decisions while managing cross-functional execution. Builds and mentors advanced engineering teams, oversees scalable secure solutions, and drives AI/ML, GenAI, cloud, SaaS, automation, and secure-by-design adoption. Partners with senior leaders to improve security effectiveness, governance, operational resilience, and engineering outcomes.

Protects enterprise and customer environments by detecting, investigating, and remediating threats across email, endpoints, identity, cloud, AI, and networks. Performs threat intelligence, digital forensics, incident response, threat hunting, and security technology tuning. Builds AI-driven automation for SOC operations, monitors emerging threats, supports investigations, leads cybersecurity projects, and maintains security metrics, playbooks, policies, and documentation.

Supports cybersecurity engineering, risk management, compliance, authorization, and technical assessment activities for missile defense systems. The role analyzes cyber risks, policies, regulations, architectures, and security gaps; develops mitigation recommendations and authorization artifacts; guides eMASS approval packages; and briefs technical issues to senior leadership and government stakeholders.

Lead product security for regulated medical device software, integrating security across the development lifecycle. Conduct threat modeling, risk and vulnerability assessments, security architecture reviews, penetration testing, code reviews, incident response, vendor assessments, and compliance activities. Support secure boot, communications, updates, access controls, and data protection. Collaborate with Agile scrum teams, document security practices, promote security awareness, and contribute to product security strategy for current and next-generation devices.

Teach credit courses in Information Technology Professional and Cybersecurity programs as a full-time faculty member. Develop and deliver instruction at the Swainsboro campus, maintain faculty credentials, and meet accrediting requirements. Applicants must hold a relevant master’s degree or equivalent graduate coursework and have three years of recent field experience. Prior teaching experience, especially Cisco Network Academy experience, is preferred.

Leads execution and oversight for cybersecurity risk management within USCB IB Markets. Acts as a liaison among business, technology, and security teams; drives risk assessments, security controls, policies, incident management, awareness training, regulatory work, and adoption of emerging security solutions. Oversees complex strategic programs, advises senior executives and committees, manages stakeholders and resources, and supports effective CISO function operations.

Designs and implements cybersecurity controls for a multi-classification cloud-based enterprise lab. Responsibilities include Zero Trust architecture, RMF compliance, ATO approvals, security documentation, POA&M management, control assessments, audits, continuous monitoring, access management, and system security operations. The role supports research, development, and operations while coordinating security requirements, tracking actions, and ensuring system confidentiality, integrity, and availability.

Leads cybersecurity resilience, operational risk management, security policies, controls, incident resolution, and infrastructure protection across the IT organization. Oversees security analysts and engineers, evaluates technology risks, advises executives and business teams, manages security initiatives and upgrades, and strengthens organizational preparedness and business continuity. The role also develops teams, establishes priorities, drives accountability, and communicates security standards and risks across the organization.

Leads Pfizer’s enterprise information protection and technology privacy program within Cybersecurity GRC. Advises stakeholders on cybersecurity, data privacy, regulatory compliance, and risk management; assesses initiatives and third parties; supports audits, inspections, incident response, and remediation; develops controls, policies, and standards; and advances data discovery, classification, labeling, and DLP capabilities across a regulated global pharmaceutical environment.

Own the full enterprise sales cycle for offensive cybersecurity technology, from outbound pipeline generation and discovery through proof-of-value evaluations, procurement, close, forecasting, and account expansion. Sell to CISOs, security leaders, and red teams in large US enterprises, building business cases for six-figure deals. Collaborate with solution engineers, founders, and product teams while helping establish the company’s sales playbook and go-to-market strategy.

Protect Relativity Space’s systems, people, and technical data by automating security operations, strengthening identity and access controls, implementing DLP, enabling secure development pipelines, and continuously enforcing CMMC and NIST controls. The role partners across IAM, cloud, AppSec, infrastructure, and GRC teams to investigate risks, remediate vulnerabilities, and improve security processes.

The Senior Cybersecurity GRC Analyst will automate governance, risk, and compliance workflows, including evidence collection, control testing, risk reporting, and compliance questionnaires. The role supports IGA implementation, access reviews, phishing programs, Trust Center management, and integrations across GRC, identity, ticketing, and security tools. Responsibilities include aligning controls with NIST, PCI-DSS, SOC 2, and SOX, optimizing the security technology stack, developing automation roadmaps, and presenting risk insights to leadership.

This 11-week internship supports Liberty Mutual’s Cybersecurity and Technology Audit department. Responsibilities include interviewing personnel, performing audit testwork, analyzing results, communicating issues, and participating in IT risk assessments and control evaluations. Interns gain experience auditing internal control systems and may be considered for future career opportunities.

Conduct technology and cybersecurity audits for a global payment network, including risk assessments, control testing, cloud infrastructure, application controls, third-party management, and technology implementations. Document audit work, communicate risks and recommendations, track remediation actions, use data analytics, and collaborate with business partners and Audit teams.

Leads enterprise cybersecurity risk assessment, regulatory compliance, assurance, and emerging technology risk management. Designs security controls and governance practices, evaluates AI, cloud, third-party, and digital ecosystem risks, identifies systemic control weaknesses, develops remediation strategies, monitors regulatory expectations, and advances AI-enabled assessment capabilities. Partners across technical and business functions to strengthen enterprise security posture, control effectiveness, and resilience.

Lead risk-based IT audits across cloud, datacenter, infrastructure, security, networking, and software engineering. Assess controls, identify gaps, draft reports, coordinate with stakeholders and external auditors, and follow up on remediation.