Top Cybersecurity Jobs

Partner with sales teams to win strategic data security opportunities. Present technical solutions, gather customer requirements, lead product evaluations, configure solutions, and design evaluation test plans. The role requires extensive pre-sales experience, security and networking expertise, data protection and web technology knowledge, and collaboration across matrixed go-to-market and partner teams.

Provides cybersecurity subject-matter expertise for curriculum design at an online university through structured working sessions and written feedback. Advises on GRC, security architecture, cloud security, identity and access management, AI/ML security, incident response, threat detection, security operations, and cybersecurity and AI governance. This is a flexible, remote, part-time consulting engagement with a short-term start and potential extension.

Leads cybersecurity architecture for enterprise network and cloud environments. Responsibilities include threat modeling, assessing network configurations and perimeter-exposed systems, identifying security gaps, developing actionable mitigations, advising engineering teams, and prioritizing risk remediation. The role serves as a subject matter expert in network security, cloud security, segmentation, zero trust, and secure connectivity while validating AI-assisted security recommendations for resiliency, auditability, and data protection.

Supports cybersecurity compliance for Air Force systems by developing documentation, reviewing access requests, verifying system hardening, supporting change management, conducting continuous monitoring, and tracking POA&Ms. The role requires RMF experience, DoD IAM certification, strong vulnerability mitigation and troubleshooting skills, U.S. citizenship, and an active Secret clearance with the ability to obtain Top Secret clearance.

Lead complex cybersecurity due diligence programs across mergers, acquisitions, and enterprise integration efforts. Coordinate architects, engineers, legal teams, and business leaders; translate technical risks into executive recommendations; develop governance, dashboards, KPIs, and reporting; facilitate risk decisions; and establish repeatable assessment frameworks. The role requires strong program management, cybersecurity knowledge, dependency and risk management, presentation design, and data visualization skills.

Leads a cybersecurity systems engineering section supporting Space Systems programs. Manages 10–15 technical staff, overseeing staffing, workload forecasting, recruiting, mentoring, performance management, technical execution, process development, and business strategy activities. Provides technical leadership across system security engineering, cyber engineering, design, integration, testing, and implementation. Requires extensive cybersecurity expertise and active Top Secret or SCI clearance, with ability to obtain SCI.

Maintains the operational security posture of classified information systems supporting Collateral, SCI, and SAP environments. Responsibilities include authorization package management, configuration change impact analysis, compliance reviews, audit monitoring, vulnerability identification, incident handling, media sanitization, security documentation, system recovery oversight, and coordination with ISSM and authorization officials. The role is onsite in Massachusetts and requires current TS/SCI clearance with the ability to obtain TS/SCI with CI polygraph.

Leads end-to-end cybersecurity project delivery across data centres, critical facilities, and enterprise environments. Manages schedules, budgets, risks, vendors, procurement, contracts, stakeholders, and governance reporting. Supports threat, vulnerability, and risk assessments while ensuring cybersecurity, physical security, resilience, compliance, and security-by-design requirements are incorporated into project implementations. Coordinates relevant security frameworks and drives mitigation actions to deliver projects on time and within budget.

Designs and integrates cybersecurity requirements into information systems through security architecture, development, and configuration. Supports system design, product research, alternatives analysis, security roadmaps, and systems development lifecycle activities. Oversees junior and mid-level cybersecurity engineers while engineering security solutions for cloud, on-premises, big data, automation, augmentation, and AI environments. Requires an active TS/SCI clearance with polygraph and DoD 8570 Level II IASAE compliance.

Supports the Technology Risk team by researching emerging bank technology, digital payments, and cybersecurity risks; preparing reports; analyzing IT and cybersecurity risks for financial institutions and service providers; reviewing examination reports; participating in supervisory meetings; and assisting with special projects. The internship is full-time, onsite in Dallas, and requires strong analytical, communication, technology-risk, and teamwork skills.

Lead product cybersecurity across medical devices, connected technologies, digital solutions, and software. Define security requirements, maintain threat models and risk registers, lead vulnerability and penetration testing, integrate automated security tools, mature secure development practices, support incident response, and provide technical leadership to regulators, customers, auditors, and security researchers. Collaborate across IT, R&D, compliance, and other business teams.

Supports U.S. Navy Risk Management Framework authorization efforts by developing and reviewing RMF packages, tracking artifacts, analyzing information assurance issues, assessing network security solutions, reviewing vulnerability and risk analyses, and improving cybersecurity processes. The role requires TS/SCI clearance, relevant Navy cybersecurity experience, an applicable bachelor’s degree, and an approved information assurance certification. This is an onsite position in Suffolk, Virginia, with limited to no travel.

Leads cybersecurity architecture and design reviews for cloud platforms, SaaS, Microsoft 365, AI-enabled services, and technology integrations. Conducts threat modeling, attack-surface analysis, and control assessments; identifies risks and develops mitigation strategies. Partners with engineering, product, risk, and business stakeholders to resolve security findings, evaluate emerging technologies, and promote reusable security patterns, AI-assisted validation, and secure SDLC practices.

Leads product cybersecurity and DevSecOps for regulated medical devices across the product lifecycle. Responsibilities include threat modeling, security risk assessments, security requirements, CI/CD security controls, vulnerability management, incident response, identity and access management, regulatory compliance, and collaboration with engineering, quality, regulatory, and IT teams. The role also supports embedded systems, IoT cloud deployments, secure coding, and medical device security strategy.

Leads systems security engineering for complex missile or weapon systems across their lifecycle. Develops security architectures, requirements, protection plans, threat and risk assessments, Anti-Tamper strategies, supply-chain risk assessments, and verification plans. Translates customer requirements into secure hardware, firmware, and software solutions; leads reviews, testing, certification, and authorization activities. Communicates security posture and residual risk to customers and leadership while mentoring engineering personnel.

Leads Community Transit’s technology infrastructure and cybersecurity strategy, including networks, data centers, VoIP, security controls, incident response, disaster recovery, compliance, vendors, budgets, and enterprise IT projects. Directs infrastructure and security operations, advises executive leadership, manages cybersecurity incidents, develops technical staff, and establishes standards for resilient and secure technology environments.

Performs security testing and penetration testing across Honeywell building automation products and partner technologies. Uses application, network, firmware, and hardware security tools to identify vulnerabilities, develop repeatable testing processes, automate assessments, document findings, and recommend remediation. Collaborates with product security, tools, technology, and cross-functional engineering teams while monitoring emerging threats and supporting secure-by-design practices.

Leads cybersecurity programs for assigned systems and environments, overseeing compliance, risk management, authorization, continuous monitoring, vulnerability management, and audit support. Serves as the primary government interface, manages ISSOs and contractor resources, develops program plans, controls budgets, mitigates risks, and ensures timely, high-quality contract deliverables. Requires federal cybersecurity governance expertise, DoD IAM Level III certification, a bachelor’s degree, substantial related experience, and eligibility for Top Secret/SCI access.

Lead enterprise security architecture across software procurement, on-premises data centers, networks, infrastructure, identity, encryption, privileged access, and zero-trust design. Establish security standards, conduct practical third-party software and SaaS reviews, support cloud and application security architects, identify cross-domain gaps, and advise executives and engineering teams. The role requires broad cybersecurity expertise, regulated-industry experience, and strong risk-based decision-making.

Supports the Information Security Management System, cybersecurity risk management, security documentation, vendor and internal system assessments, and collaboration with managed security providers. The internship also provides exposure to incident management, business continuity, threat hunting, gap analysis, incident response, event detection, reporting, and security event correlation. Candidates must be enrolled in a relevant cybersecurity or related degree program throughout the five-month internship.

Leads enterprise cybersecurity engineering efforts, including security requirements, architecture, system design, development, configuration, and technology evaluations. Guides development teams through systems development lifecycles, translates regulations into security processes, documents security roadmaps, and oversees junior, mid-level, and senior cybersecurity engineers. The role focuses on cloud and on-premises environments, automation, artificial intelligence, and advanced cybersecurity solutions.

Leads cybersecurity governance for an enterprise program, organization, system, or enclave. Advises leadership on security posture, risk, cost, compliance, and resource allocation; oversees security architecture, assessments, audits, incident response, remediation, continuity planning, training, procurement, and supply chain risk management. Develops policies, procedures, reports, and cybersecurity requirements while coordinating inspections, authorizations, vulnerability mitigation, and protective measures.

Leads the performance, growth, customer relationships, delivery, financial results, and talent development of a large federal cybersecurity account portfolio. The role owns P&L and revenue outcomes, drives contract growth and recompetes, builds senior government relationships, integrates enterprise capabilities, and leads more than 300 personnel across multiple programs and customers.

Designs, develops, and implements cybersecurity architectures, network security controls, vulnerability mitigations, and security-enabled systems supporting the FBI. The role defines information system security requirements, integrates Cross Domain Solutions, develops interface specifications, and ensures hardware, operating systems, applications, and networks meet cybersecurity requirements. Requires Top Secret clearance, CI Poly eligibility, relevant cybersecurity experience, security-tool familiarity, and an approved cybersecurity certification.

The Technology Audit Manager leads technology, cybersecurity, physical security, and digital transformation assurance and advisory engagements. Responsibilities include planning and executing audits, evaluating governance and controls against industry frameworks, testing controls, reporting findings, developing recommendations, monitoring corrective actions, assessing emerging risks, and supporting annual audit planning. The role also manages stakeholder relationships and audit project communications across the organization.