Top Cybersecurity Jobs

Lead security architect for Azure and AI technologies, defining AI security strategy, reference architectures, guardrails, and governance. Collaborates with data, privacy, infrastructure, and business teams to secure data, cloud workloads, and AI/ML solutions, perform risk assessments, and guide secure-by-design implementation across cloud and AI environments.

Manage enterprise security operations and a team of security analysts; develop security policy, architecture and training; oversee vulnerability assessments, penetration tests, incident response, log/network monitoring, and acquisition/deployment of security solutions; ensure compliance and collaborate with IT peers.

Lead strategy, operations, and security for a national, multi-site nonprofit. Own MSP/vendor relationships, ServiceNow platform, incident response, and AI-driven automation to improve service delivery and security posture. Manage a team of direct reports plus MSP resources, drive infrastructure initiatives and compliance, and serve as executive liaison and student mentor.

Design, implement, and monitor security controls and architectures. Develop automation and tools, deploy endpoint agents, lead penetration testing and vulnerability remediation, triage alerts, and produce assessment reports. Provide after-hours availability for outages and project rollouts.

Lead corporate IT strategy and build a greenfield IT operating model across US and UK. Own identity and access, endpoint/MMD standards, SaaS consolidation, vendor management, security posture, incident readiness, AI governance, training, and alignment with field IT for multi-site retail operations.

Define and manage security infrastructure roadmap; design, plan, test and troubleshoot network/security solutions; lead implementation of access and security infrastructure; produce technical specifications; manage large IT vendors; contribute to projects deploying next-generation security components.

Monitor SIEM and security tools to detect, analyze, contain, and remediate incidents. Conduct vulnerability assessments, penetration testing, system hardening, patch monitoring, secure configuration reviews, and enforce security policies. Coordinate with IT teams and vendors, promote security awareness training, participate in audits and risk assessments, and report suspicious activity per BSA requirements.

Implement, configure, monitor, and support enterprise cybersecurity controls across cloud and on‑prem environments. Maintain EDR, DLP, CSPM/CWP, container and network security, integrate logs into SIEM, perform threat detection and incident response, conduct security reviews, and produce security policies and documentation. Partner with DevOps and business units to reduce cloud security risks and ensure compliance with cloud security frameworks.

Onsite IT Security Analyst responsible for monitoring, detecting, and investigating security incidents across corporate and manufacturing environments. Implements security controls with IT/OT teams, uses endpoint/network security tools and logging platforms, and supports compliance efforts (ISO/NIST/SOC2/GDPR/HIPAA).

Protect enterprise and manufacturing systems by operating security monitoring tools, administering network and endpoint defenses, conducting vulnerability assessments, investigating incidents, supporting compliance (ISO/NIST/SOC2/GDPR/HIPAA), and collaborating with IT/OT teams to implement security controls and training.

Manage and govern one or more IT portfolios, aligning projects to strategic priorities, balancing capacity and demand, budgeting and resource planning, monitoring portfolio health, overseeing program/project managers, managing change control and risk, and reporting portfolio performance to executive leadership.

Lead and manage enterprise security operations, incident response, SIEM/MDR monitoring, endpoint protection, patch and vulnerability management, threat intelligence, staff supervision, and security controls across the university health system.

Supervise the IT Security Team; develop and implement security controls, services, and tools; monitor networks and investigate breaches; report security events; provide cybersecurity training; collaborate with IT leadership; be on-call 24/7 and support emergency management activities. CJIS background check required.

Own corporate IT operations and security: onboarding/offboarding, device and endpoint management, identity and access, networking, SaaS administration, vulnerability management, incident response, and GRC/compliance programs while scaling processes and tooling.

Monitor security tools, investigate and document incidents, perform vulnerability scanning and remediation tracking, support risk assessments and regulatory compliance, maintain security controls and policies, assist BCP/DR testing, and prepare security reporting and audit evidence.

Build and own Corporate IT and security for a research org: design endpoint/device management, implement Zero-Trust IAM, secure communications and email, enable secure collaboration with external AI labs, and turn compliance into research enabler while remaining a hands-on operator.

Design, configure, and maintain security controls across endpoints, networks, applications, and cloud; investigate and remediate complex security issues; monitor threats and vulnerabilities; mentor junior engineers; collaborate with IT and business partners to embed security and communicate risks to stakeholders.

Lead Fabric's security program and corporate IT operations, including identity, endpoint, cloud, application, and vendor security. Hire and manage a small team, run incident response, handle customer security questionnaires, partner on SOC2/HITRUST/HIPAA control implementation, and set practical security policy while remaining hands-on in operations and tooling.

Perform triage, investigation, and full incident response for security alerts; develop SIEM/SOAR use cases; manage EDR/email/cloud security; coordinate containment, remediation, and cross-team hardening; lead post-incident reviews and security awareness activities.

Own and operate the organisation's accounts, access, and cloud subscriptions; set practical security standards; identify and remediate risks hands-on; manage onboarding/offboarding access across core platforms; partner with engineers and researchers to ensure secure, usable controls.

Lead Corporate IT and Digital Workplace as a hands-on director: set IT strategy, deliver service and support, manage identity/access and macOS device lifecycle, partner on security/compliance and incident response, build automations/AI-enabled employee tools, oversee vendors and budget, and measure service metrics to improve reliability and employee experience.

Lead IT controls assessments and program evaluations for federal clients: conduct interviews, review artifacts, test controls against federal standards, document findings, develop remediation plans, and mentor junior staff.

Conduct FISMA/RMF security control assessments per NIST standards; perform control testing, interviews, and evidence reviews; document SARs and ATO artifacts; identify control gaps and POA&Ms with remediation guidance; coordinate with system owners and ISSOs; support continuous monitoring and agency cybersecurity compliance for cloud and inherited controls.

Lead and mature enterprise IT security: monitor threats, build incident response and GRC programs, enforce NIST 800-171 compliance, guide IT/network teams, maintain security tools, and report to VP of IT.

Implement, validate, and maintain application security controls across database, middleware, web, API, and presentation layers. Identify and remediate application-layer risks, assess internet-facing exposures, enforce auth/credentials/encryption standards, coordinate with vendors and application owners, and drive remediation using vulnerability scanning and security testing. Improve application security posture and governance across a large portfolio of commercial third‑party applications.