Top Cybersecurity Jobs

Owns enterprise IT, infrastructure, cybersecurity, DevOps, internal automation, QA, test automation, and compliance. Leads cloud and on-premise operations, incident response, disaster recovery, CI/CD, quality engineering, audit readiness, SOC 1, SOC 2, and PCI DSS programs. Builds and mentors cross-functional technical teams, supports client security reviews and technical RFPs, and serves as a player-coach connecting technology strategy with commercial outcomes.

Coordinates complex cybersecurity incidents from triage through recovery and post-incident review. Leads cross-functional response efforts, containment decisions, stakeholder communications, executive reporting, metrics, governance, process improvement, and incident response maturity initiatives. Coaches team members, maintains response documentation and toolsets, and supports an off-hours on-call rotation.

Leads systems engineering for U.S. Navy cybersecurity programs, focusing on network security, boundary protection, cyber analytics, threat analysis, virtualized capabilities, requirements development, Navy network architectures, installation planning, security classification guides, technical reviews, risk management, configuration management, and engineering change requests. Requires a U.S. national security clearance, engineering bachelor’s degree, and Security+ certification.

Lead Delta Star’s enterprise cybersecurity program across IT and OT environments. Responsibilities include developing security strategy and governance, managing cyber risk, overseeing security operations, incident response, vulnerability management, business continuity, compliance, third-party providers, audits, and security awareness. The role also secures manufacturing technologies such as SCADA systems, PLCs, and robotics, advises executive leadership, and drives cybersecurity metrics and continuous improvement.

Oversee the bank’s information security, business continuity, incident response, cybersecurity risk, and third-party risk programs. The role manages risk assessments, security controls, vulnerability and access management, incident preparedness and recovery, data governance, vendor assessments, security awareness, regulatory examinations, and audit support. It partners with executives, business leaders, regulators, auditors, and the Board to communicate risks, monitor key indicators, and drive sustainable remediation.

Performs cybersecurity monitoring, threat analysis, vulnerability scanning, forensic analysis, incident mitigation, and security infrastructure support for Air Force Reserve Command systems. Develops and maintains security policies, controls, tools, and risk mitigation strategies; conducts cybersecurity awareness training; and supports system protection against unauthorized access and cyber threats. The role requires active DoD Secret clearance, IAM Level II certification, and at least five years of technical cybersecurity analysis experience.

Lead technical discovery, customized demonstrations, and proofs of value for enterprise CTEM customers. Map vulnerability, asset, ticketing, and remediation workflows; integrate customer tools; prove exposure-management outcomes using customer data; and communicate findings to engineers, CISOs, and executives. Maintain presales deal information, provide product feedback, create reusable demo and POV assets, and expand expertise into third-party risk management and cyber risk quantification.

Leads technology risk and controls for an AI/ML data platform. Responsibilities include identifying and quantifying technology risks, evaluating control effectiveness, managing issues, supporting governance and regulatory compliance, and reporting risk posture to senior leadership. The role partners with technology, business control, data, assessment, and regulatory stakeholders, while using and validating enterprise-approved AI tools for risk evidence synthesis and reporting.

Designs, deploys, configures, and supports enterprise identity and privileged access systems. Responsibilities include managing Delinea Secret Server workflows, roles, permissions, access policies, credential rotation, session monitoring, integrations, and troubleshooting. The role supports zero-trust and large-scale IAM projects, analyzes identity lifecycles, defines enterprise identity records, and collaborates with stakeholders and engineering teams. TS/SCI clearance is required.

Designs, integrates, and maintains COMSEC solutions for national security space programs. Collaborates across cybersecurity, software, and hardware engineering teams; develops requirements, verification and validation plans, test plans, and traceability matrices; assesses communications security risks; manages COMSEC equipment and keying material; and ensures compliance with DoD, NSA, and cybersecurity regulations.

Supports enterprise SOC operations by reviewing Tier 1 escalations, investigating alerts, applying cyber threat intelligence, analyzing incidents across classified and unclassified environments, documenting findings, and improving detection and escalation processes. The role requires moderate technical problem-solving with limited supervision and an active Secret clearance. Employment depends on successful contract award, and the position is onsite in Washington, DC.

Supports the Wholesale Banking CISO by translating cybersecurity strategy into execution across AI security, privileged access, ransomware resilience, cyber recovery, and security governance. Coordinates cross-functional security projects, tracks risks and remediation, prepares executive updates, conducts AI and cyber risk assessments, supports audits and regulatory reviews, and helps strengthen security architecture, resilience testing, and operational controls.

Senior cyber security leader aligned to a business platform, advising executives on cyber risk, controls, resilience, regulatory readiness, secure transformation, and incident response. The role owns the platform risk register, drives remediation, supports audits and client security reviews, translates technical issues into business decisions, and provides executive reporting. Success requires deep cybersecurity expertise, strong stakeholder influence, strategic judgment, and extensive experience in complex, regulated environments.

Leads cybersecurity detection engineering across enterprise and customer environments. Designs SIEM, EDR, SOAR, AI-driven, and automated detection capabilities; develops detection rules, remediation playbooks, and threat-hunting frameworks; manages log ingestion and data lake infrastructure; conducts attack simulations and purple-team exercises; and partners with Incident Response, Threat Intelligence, Vulnerability Management, Engineering, and Product teams. Provides technical mentorship, improves detection coverage, supports compliance, and contributes to off-hours response activities.

Conduct cybersecurity and technology risk assessments of third-party suppliers and cloud environments. Evaluate security controls, architectures, evidence, and compliance with industry frameworks; identify risks; document findings; recommend remediation; and communicate business impacts to stakeholders. The role also supports governance, escalation, reporting, threat monitoring, and continuous improvement of assessment methodologies while using approved AI tools responsibly.

Leads the global cybersecurity program, setting strategy, governance, risk management, incident response, regulatory alignment, and security priorities. Advises executive and board stakeholders, oversees audits and compliance, manages budgets and metrics, guides secure technology adoption, and coordinates crisis response. Builds and develops distributed cybersecurity teams across regions, cultures, and time zones while strengthening enterprise resilience and aligning security investments with business objectives.

Serve as a senior Second Line of Defense cybersecurity risk partner, independently assessing cybersecurity controls, secure development practices, cryptographic strategies, AI governance, and technology risks. Provide risk opinions, challenge risk acceptance decisions, recommend remediation, and enhance cybersecurity frameworks, standards, policies, and governance. Engage with technical and executive stakeholders, monitor emerging threats and regulatory expectations, and support research and testing across a complex financial services environment.

Designs and secures complex space, communications, and ground systems for national security missions. Responsibilities include RMF implementation, security requirements decomposition, attack surface analysis, SSP and authorization documentation, system hardening, vulnerability remediation, security testing, cloud and virtualized software deployment, and continuous monitoring. The role requires active Top Secret clearance with SCI, U.S. citizenship, on-site work, and approximately 10% travel.

Manages cybersecurity compliance programs and projects, including SOX 404 governance, IT controls, NERC-CIP compliance, internal and external audits, risk mitigation, process improvements, and cybersecurity procedures. Coordinates geographically dispersed technical, business, and audit stakeholders while reporting program status and recommending control enhancements.

Leads IT audit engagements assessing digital environments, processes, controls, cybersecurity, data integrity, and AI systems. Manages client relationships, audit teams, project delivery, compliance challenges, data quality validation, governance improvements, and risk management. The role also involves mentoring staff, applying IT governance frameworks, promoting innovative audit technologies, and ensuring assurance standards are met.

Supports cybersecurity architecture, security planning, access authorization, risk management audits, security documentation, policy training, and incident countermeasures. Maintains compliance with security policies and DoD requirements, supports cloud and cross-domain architectures, and obtains and maintains Authorities to Operate for ground systems.

Supports cybersecurity and information assurance for AFRL spaceflight systems, including cloud architectures, cross-domain data solutions, security policies, access controls, risk audits, security countermeasures, and DoD Risk Management Framework compliance. The role also supports cybersecurity accreditations and obtaining and maintaining Authorities to Operate.

Supports cybersecurity and information assurance activities for Air Force Research Laboratory spaceflight systems. Responsibilities include developing security plans, managing access controls, implementing countermeasures, maintaining documentation, supporting risk audits, addressing threats, and ensuring DoD Risk Management Framework compliance. The role also supports cloud and cross-domain architectures and obtains and maintains Authorities to Operate for ground systems.

Leads customer success for healthcare cybersecurity accounts, managing ARR, retention risks, onboarding, adoption, risk reviews, compliance readiness, and executive relationships. Develops healthcare-specific playbooks covering medical device security, clinical network segmentation, protocols, incident response, and regulatory frameworks. Mentors Technical CSMs, coordinates cross-functional mitigations, gathers customer feedback, supports product improvements, and scales security practices across hospitals, laboratories, imaging centers, and clinical environments.

Designs, implements, and maintains cybersecurity controls including firewalls, encryption, IDS/IPS, MFA, and network security measures. Conducts vulnerability assessments and penetration testing, monitors and responds to incidents, supports security audits, and develops security documentation. Collaborates with engineering teams on secure software development, cybersecurity requirements, compliance, and cyber supply chain threat monitoring. Provides technical troubleshooting and stays current with emerging threats and security practices.