Top Cybersecurity Jobs

Own and grow strategic cybersecurity accounts within a territory. Build multi-year account plans, lead cross-functional teams to execute sales cycles, develop a large pipeline, manage accurate forecasts, engage executive clients quarterly on goals and progress, and exceed gross margin and quota targets using Force Management principles.

Supports cybersecurity operations by monitoring, triaging, and investigating security alerts, logs, systems, and applications. Responds to incidents, tunes SIEM, EDR, cloud security, and monitoring tools, and deploys security infrastructure. Provides rotational 24/7 on-call support, coordinates remediation with stakeholders and vendors, and documents security work using ServiceNow ITSM or similar workflows.

Oversee daily operations of the MACC-TTE cyber training/testing center. Manage customer support for events, integrate sponsor requirements, control projects/budgets/schedules, serve as primary POC, be on-site during regular duty hours, and act as backup to the Program Manager as needed.

Supports 24/7 SOC monitoring and response by triaging alerts, validating potential incidents, conducting initial investigations, reviewing vulnerabilities, and escalating threats. Uses SIEM, IDS/IPS, EDR, vulnerability scanners, and antivirus tools to analyze logs and identify compromise. Documents findings, follows response playbooks, assists with remediation verification, contributes to detection tuning and trend analysis, and collaborates with senior analysts and engineering teams.

Support identification, analysis, and remediation of OT vulnerabilities across manufacturing environments. Assist vulnerability scanning, threat monitoring, threat hunting, and incident response. Coordinate with engineering and site teams, track remediation in enterprise tools, support OT governance and baseline controls (network segmentation, firewall hygiene, secure remote access), and participate in continuous improvement and automation initiatives.

Lead Anthropic’s cybersecurity product portfolio, including strategy, partnerships, product development, and commercialization. Ship vulnerability discovery and remediation capabilities, represent the company to CISOs, vendors, researchers, governments, and press, and collaborate with research, engineering, safeguards, policy, sales, legal, and communications. The role requires deep security expertise, strong product judgment, technical fluency, and experience building products or businesses from inception through paying customers.

Own product positioning and GTM strategy for assigned cybersecurity hardware and software products. Lead full relaunch campaigns, analyze competitors and buyer personas, translate technical capabilities into market messaging, build sales enablement, direct content and creative, and develop expertise in government and DoD procurement and channel enablement.

Supports cybersecurity operations and projects by handling alerts and incidents, reviewing logs, maintaining security tools, monitoring compliance, assessing risk, troubleshooting issues, and documenting procedures. Partners with service desk, infrastructure, networking, and application teams to implement security requirements and enhancements across Microsoft, Azure, Defender, Active Directory, Office 365, and DLP environments.

Manage cybersecurity issues from intake through remediation validation and closure. Coordinate with issue owners and technical teams, document remediation plans, monitor milestones, escalate risks and delays, interpret findings across network, cloud, identity, application, and infrastructure security, and validate remediation evidence. Develop cybersecurity risk reports and metrics for leadership while improving issue-management governance and workflows. The role requires strong communication, organization, analytical skills, and familiarity with security tools, frameworks, and basic scripting.

Supports enterprise cybersecurity through security monitoring, incident response coordination, vulnerability management, risk assessments, compliance reviews, policy maintenance, security awareness training, and HIPAA-related privacy compliance. The role collaborates with IT leadership, business units, and vendors to implement security controls, develop metrics and reports, improve cybersecurity initiatives, and protect organizational systems and sensitive data.

Leads enterprise cybersecurity architecture and Zero Trust initiatives across a global organization. Designs, evaluates, deploys, and supports security solutions; establishes AI security governance and automation; assesses emerging threats; troubleshoots network security controls; coordinates third-party providers; supports compliance; and mentors early-career security professionals. The role requires translating technical concepts for business stakeholders and leading cross-functional project teams.

Investigate and respond to cybersecurity incidents across endpoints, identities, email, and cloud environments. Analyze SIEM, EDR, and DLP alerts; conduct triage, evidence collection, root cause analysis, threat investigations, and data loss prevention reviews. Coordinate containment and remediation, document findings, maintain incident metrics, communicate actionable conclusions, and support after-hours response activities.

Leads cloud vulnerability management and broader cybersecurity initiatives, including incident response, threat intelligence, penetration testing, security architecture, GRC, privacy, and risk mitigation. Partners with infrastructure, engineering, DevOps, security teams, leadership, and external stakeholders to strengthen security controls and compliance. Mentors cybersecurity analysts, develops threat-hunting strategies, guides complex investigations, and drives cybersecurity research, innovation, and organizational security maturity.

Supports cybersecurity architecture, ServiceNow security configuration, RMF and ATO documentation, POA&M and vulnerability management, continuous monitoring, compliance assessments, and identity and access controls for a DoD Blue List program. The role secures ServiceNow environments across DoD IL4/IL5 and FedRAMP High contexts, maintains NIST and CUI control mappings, coordinates remediation and authorization activities, and documents security evidence, risks, and workforce qualifications.

Leads enterprise cyber resiliency and recovery capabilities for destructive cyber events. Owns immutable and air-gapped backup recovery, malware and integrity validation, full-stack and bare-metal restoration across mainframe, Linux/VMware, storage, and cloud environments. Establishes recovery runbooks, automation, testing, RTO/RPO validation, governance, regulatory readiness, executive reporting, and crisis-response partnerships. Hires and develops a resiliency engineering team while managing recovery-tooling vendors.

Drives cybersecurity initiatives across Security Operations Center and Incident Response teams, tracking technical execution through completion. Identifies and mitigates risks, blockers, and dependencies; maintains the threat response roadmap; coordinates people, processes, and technologies; and communicates progress with IT and business stakeholders. The role supports security strategy, automation, incident escalation, detection engineering, and remediation efforts.

Designs, implements, secures, tests, and maintains enterprise network infrastructure for the VA NEDIIS program. Responsibilities include SD-WAN, routing, switching, VPN, firewall, cloud networking, packet analysis, monitoring, troubleshooting, network architecture documentation, and resolving complex technical issues. The role supports 24/7 escalations, cybersecurity compliance with federal standards, network modernization projects, and stakeholder collaboration across hybrid work locations.

Manage and continually improve the organization's cybersecurity compliance and governance program. Lead regulatory assessments, audits, vendor risk management, policy development, certification activities, remediation tracking, reporting to executives, cross-functional collaboration, and supervise compliance staff. Support incident response, disaster recovery, and training programs.

Designs, deploys, tunes, monitors, and maintains enterprise security technologies including DLP, SIEM, endpoint, cloud, network, and data security solutions. Develops detection rules and policies using threat intelligence and incident data, supports incident response, conducts risk assessments, evaluates security tools, and prepares technical standards and implementation plans. The role also partners with leadership and stakeholders on security initiatives, infrastructure protection, documentation, and compliance with security frameworks.

Support cybersecurity compliance by conducting assessments, audits, gap analyses, and risk analyses; track and verify remediation; maintain compliance documentation and metrics; assist audits and evidence collection; research regulatory changes; deliver awareness training; investigate violations and recommend corrective actions; and help improve policies and governance.

Monitor, investigate, and respond to security incidents using Microsoft Sentinel and related tools. Develop runbooks and response plans, analyze security metrics, collaborate with internal and external partners, and improve SOC detection and remediation processes.

Perform enterprise vulnerability management and CDM operations, including reviewing scan results, analyzing and prioritizing risks, coordinating remediation, tracking findings, validating fixes, investigating data discrepancies, and developing dashboards, metrics, and recurring reports for federal customers.

Leads security operations and incident response for a federal customer, overseeing SOC activities, incident detection, analysis, containment, recovery, threat hunting, escalation, and reporting. Develops response playbooks, coordinates technical teams and government stakeholders, reviews case quality, integrates threat intelligence, analyzes operational metrics, and improves cyber defense capabilities.

Analyze Known Exploited Vulnerabilities and federal cybersecurity directives, assess organizational risk, prioritize remediation, and track compliance deadlines. Govern enterprise penetration testing by reviewing scopes, rules of engagement, methodologies, deliverables, findings, exceptions, and compensating controls. Develop executive reports, dashboards, and briefings, and advise leadership on vulnerability risk and remediation priorities for NIH/OD-OIT.

Conduct authorized network, application, system, cloud, and infrastructure penetration tests for federal government customers. Develop testing plans, scopes, methodologies, and rules of engagement; identify and validate vulnerabilities; assess attack paths and business impact; document findings; recommend remediation; retest fixes; and coordinate with system owners and security stakeholders while maintaining strict testing boundaries.