Top Cybersecurity Jobs

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.

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.

Leads cybersecurity GRC engineering by designing technical control frameworks, automating evidence collection and compliance testing, implementing Policy-as-Code and Continuous Control Monitoring, and integrating GRC platforms with cloud, IAM, vulnerability management, and CI/CD systems. Develops AI-driven governance workflows, translates regulations into technical controls, maintains unified controls mappings, validates control effectiveness, administers GRC/IRM platforms, and builds compliance telemetry dashboards.

Leads the enterprise information security program, including security strategy, governance, risk management, compliance, incident response, business continuity, disaster recovery, third-party risk, audits, metrics, and executive reporting. The role manages security initiatives, vendors, and teams while advising leadership on threats and promoting organizational security awareness.

Maintain cybersecurity and compliance for classified Air Force information systems. Responsibilities include developing SOPs, SSPs, and ATO documentation; conducting DISA STIG security scans; managing audit logs, system changes, media controls, and security documentation; evaluating technologies; and supporting application development, network implementation, systems integration, and the ISSM. The role requires an active Secret clearance and may assume ISSM responsibilities.

Leads IT audit engagements covering technology, cybersecurity, governance, and operational risks. Assesses technology risks and internal controls, evaluates control effectiveness, develops audit scopes and testing approaches, reviews workpapers, coaches audit teams, and communicates findings and recommendations to management. Requires 4–5 years of IT audit or technology risk experience, strong knowledge of cybersecurity and IT controls, and broad understanding of infrastructure, applications, data, cloud, and governance.

Lead complex global cybersecurity initiatives from planning through execution, managing timelines, budgets, risks, resources, documentation, and stakeholder communication. The role aligns cybersecurity programs with enterprise risk strategy, supports implementation of security tools and processes, drives continuous improvement, and mentors junior team members. It requires strong understanding of IT and business processes, cyber risk controls, analytical problem-solving, and cross-functional collaboration.

Supports cyberspace operational planning and integrates cyber capabilities into joint operations. Develops OPLANs, OPORDs, FRAGOs, CONOPS, courses of action, targeting products, briefings, assessments, and lessons learned. Coordinates with operations, intelligence, targeting, technical subject-matter experts, and other stakeholders. Applies knowledge of cyber threats, vulnerabilities, tactics, joint fires, capability pairing, and military planning processes to identify requirements, mitigate threats, and support exercises and operational reviews.

Manages security operations personnel, processes, customer services, metrics, incident escalations, ticket triage, and operational response. The role develops and improves security processes, analyzes service performance, leads incident-management training, mentors technical teams, collaborates across business units, and supports recruitment capacity planning. Candidates should have cybersecurity experience, knowledge of industry frameworks, and at least four years managing a SOC or customer support function.

Supports the Government ISSM in securing classified GEOINT systems through RMF authorization, continuous monitoring, security control assessments, vulnerability remediation, POA&M management, and DISA STIG/IAVM compliance. Oversees security across Windows, Windows Server, and RHEL environments; manages endpoint, vulnerability, logging, access, and incident-response activities; maintains security documentation; and coordinates with ISSOs, administrators, government stakeholders, inspectors, and authorizing officials.

Leads cybersecurity solution sales for enterprise and small-to-medium business customers. Builds security transformation strategies, identifies and qualifies opportunities, develops pipelines, conducts consultative conversations, and drives complex cloud solution deals through closure. Partners with internal teams and channel partners on proposals, account planning, forecasting, competitive strategy, events, and customer outcomes. Serves as a cybersecurity subject matter expert, mentors colleagues, and supports customer adoption of AI, cloud, and security solutions.

Inventory and assess CISA IT acquisitions, systems, and investments; integrate them into portfolio taxonomies; evaluate technical health and acquisition readiness; support cybersecurity, privacy, data management, and CUI handling requirements; and contribute technical content and accurate reporting for federal program deliverables.

Teaches undergraduate and graduate cybersecurity courses in an online, blended-learning environment. Responsibilities include developing syllabi and course materials, delivering instruction, grading assessments, providing student feedback, using educational technologies, and integrating responsible AI practices. Candidates must hold a relevant doctorate with 18 graduate cybersecurity credits, have three to five years of applied cybersecurity experience, demonstrate expertise in defensive security practices, and possess relevant industry certifications. Teaching experience, security frameworks, digital forensics, DevSecOps, and cybersecurity laboratory experience are preferred.

Correlate and triage cyber incidents, analyze alerts and log data, assess vulnerabilities and attack vectors, track incidents through resolution, recommend defense-in-depth practices, research mitigation steps, monitor threat intelligence, and coordinate incident information across organizational teams during assigned shifts.

Provides senior cyber engineering and cyberspace test and evaluation expertise for Department of Defense research and development programs. Responsibilities include assessing, demonstrating, testing, and validating offensive and defensive cyber capabilities; evaluating sensor performance; supporting mission engineering, modeling and simulation, developmental testing, and operations research; reviewing technical documentation; and advising project managers and government stakeholders. Requires extensive cyber experience, program management background, industry certifications, U.S. citizenship, and Top Secret clearance with SCI eligibility.

Lead technology risk and controls activities across employee and data platforms. Identify, assess, quantify, and mitigate operational, compliance, cybersecurity, and data risks; evaluate control effectiveness; maintain control inventories; manage issues and governance reporting; and advise technology stakeholders, auditors, regulators, and executives. Use authorized AI capabilities to support risk evidence synthesis and reporting while validating outputs for security, auditability, and regulatory compliance.

Own product strategy and delivery for data and platform services supporting AI-enabled offensive cyber operations. Define roadmaps, requirements, workflows, integrations, data needs, reliability standards, and success metrics. Partner closely with engineers, security researchers, and mission users to build vulnerability-management and offensive-security capabilities. Translate complex cyber workflows into intuitive products while balancing speed, usability, accuracy, auditability, legal requirements, and security tradeoffs.