Top Cybersecurity Jobs

Partners with Sales on enterprise cybersecurity opportunities by leading technical discovery, solution design, demonstrations, proof-of-value engagements, and customer validation. Advises security, identity, infrastructure, IT, risk, and executive stakeholders; explains integrations with network environments; creates technical documentation; delivers training; and supports events. The role requires strong cybersecurity, IAM, enterprise networking, presentation, and complex sales-cycle expertise, with travel typically ranging from 25% to 50%.

Partners with Sales to advise enterprise customers on cybersecurity, identity, access, asset visibility, exposure management, and risk solutions. Leads technical discovery, solution design, demonstrations, proof-of-value and proof-of-concept engagements, customer validation, training, and executive discussions. Translates technical capabilities into business outcomes, creates customer-facing documentation, supports events, and collaborates cross-functionally to advance sales opportunities and improve customer outcomes. Travel is typically 25–50%.

Owns day-to-day cybersecurity operations, including alert monitoring, incident investigation, containment, recovery, detection engineering, vulnerability remediation, security automation, and security awareness. Builds SOAR workflows integrating SIEM, EDR, identity, email, and ticketing systems. Assesses network and cloud security, supports compliance and audits, develops procedures and playbooks, reports security metrics, and participates in after-hours on-call response.

Lead complex global insider-risk investigations involving intellectual property theft, data exfiltration, espionage, fraud, and workplace violence threats. Develop investigative plans, conduct interviews, coordinate with law enforcement and intelligence partners, manage cases across jurisdictions, and prepare executive reports. Identify systemic security weaknesses, recommend mitigations, and develop employee awareness programs. The role requires expertise in investigations, insider-threat analysis, sensitive information handling, data analysis, cybersecurity, and responsible AI-enabled workflows.

Provides cybersecurity, vulnerability management, and Splunk administration support for DOE business applications. Responsibilities include developing security policies and logging standards, creating Splunk dashboards and queries, analyzing security events, conducting vulnerability scans, securing applications and databases, investigating issues, and documenting systems and procedures. The role requires collaboration with system owners and application teams to identify and mitigate vulnerabilities while supporting compliance with government security mandates.

Provides expert cybersecurity leadership for DoD and Air Force Zero Trust initiatives. Responsibilities include enterprise security architecture, RMF and NIST compliance, risk management, vulnerability assessments, policy development, implementation planning, governance, executive reporting, training, and coordination across Air Force portfolios. The role requires extensive federal or enterprise IT experience, active Secret clearance, and CISSP or equivalent IAT/IAM Level III certification.

Conduct Linux security assessments for STIG compliance, perform ACAS vulnerability scans, validate remediation, and evaluate Tanium, Trellix, Docker, and Kubernetes security configurations. Support STIG implementation, vulnerability remediation, ATO documentation, and DTRA cybersecurity inspections. Develop assessment reports with prioritized remediation recommendations while supporting secure DoD environments.

Lead cybersecurity architecture and implementation across cloud, air-gapped, on-premises, and containerized environments. Design security automation, scanning, IDS/IPS, SIEM, and CI/CD protections; enforce DISA STIGs; address NIST 800-53, CNSSI 1253, RMF, and POA&M requirements; and secure applications and supply chains. Provide technical leadership, mentorship, threat defense strategies, vulnerability assessment, infrastructure-as-code guidance, and collaboration with development and IT teams.

Supports cybersecurity operations across information systems by implementing and monitoring security controls, conducting vulnerability assessments and audits, responding to incidents, maintaining accreditation documentation, and integrating security into DevSecOps and CI/CD pipelines. Provides technical guidance, security training, compliance support, and risk management assistance while coordinating with system owners, cybersecurity leadership, and technical teams.

Provides cybersecurity and information assurance support for Air Force systems, including RMF certification and accreditation, vulnerability remediation, security risk mitigation, configuration management, incident support, STIG and IAVM reviews, policy maintenance, metrics, and ISSO assistance. The role also supports network security, classified processing areas, system security plans, operating procedures, and customer cybersecurity projects.

Designs, implements, tests, and deploys cybersecurity controls for customer control systems, SCADA, HMI, DCS, and OT networks. Assesses customer requirements, supports compliance with IEC 62443 and NERC CIP, performs security validation, and assists with FAT, SAT, commissioning, and system integration. Develops technical documentation, monitors emerging standards and advisories, and collaborates with customers, engineering teams, and cybersecurity specialists across project lifecycles.

Performs advanced cybersecurity planning, cloud and enterprise security architecture, vulnerability assessment, incident response, remediation, and cyber defense. Evaluates and integrates security technologies, supports cloud migrations and military cyberspace operations, develops technical reports and security documentation, and collaborates with technical teams and customers to deliver secure solutions.

Provides strategic and operational leadership for CYPFER’s DFIR service line. Oversees complex incident response and recovery engagements, delivery governance, quality standards, escalations, client relationships, and executive communications. Leads Senior Managers and Managers, develops talent, advances methodologies and tooling strategy, supports proposals and business development, and contributes to account growth and thought leadership. The remote role includes on-call participation and short-notice travel for critical client engagements.

Supports the Cyber Incident Response Team and Security Operations Center through alert triage, threat detection, incident response, phishing analysis, event monitoring, log correlation, and behavioral analysis. Uses AI-assisted tools to investigate incidents, automate repetitive tasks, document findings, and accelerate learning. Maintains runbooks, supports cybersecurity inquiries, communicates with stakeholders, and develops expertise through certifications, knowledge sharing, and post-incident reviews.

Monitors and triages security alerts, investigates potential threats, and initiates incident response procedures. Supports MDR services and security applications, troubleshoots appliances, handles customer requests, documents incidents, and escalates complex events to Tier 2 analysts. Maintains accurate records and shift reports while contributing to compliance traceability and team knowledge transfer.

Leads enterprise threat defense, incident response, cybersecurity architecture, identity and cloud security, vulnerability reduction, automation, and security governance. Investigates and contains threats, develops detections and playbooks, coordinates major incidents, performs forensic collection, designs secure technology controls, assesses AI and software vendor risk, supports audits, and manages cybersecurity platforms and vendors.

Develop and implement CINTRA’s cybersecurity strategy across IT and OT environments. Identify vulnerabilities, design defensive controls, manage security projects and vendors, oversee audits, negotiate cybersecurity requirements, and improve GRC processes. The role also manages security architectures, risk models, compliance programs, cloud environments, business continuity, and disaster recovery planning.

Support DoD Risk Management Framework activities and system authorization across Linux and Windows environments. Responsibilities include maintaining SSPs, SARs, and POA&Ms; validating DISA STIG configurations; collecting assessment evidence; tracking vulnerabilities and remediation; continuous monitoring; and assisting with audits and compliance reviews. The role collaborates with engineering and operations teams and applies NIST controls and DoD cybersecurity policies.

Provides expert digital network exploitation and access discovery analysis supporting offensive cyberspace operations. Analyzes enterprise networks, protocols, authentication systems, dataflows, vulnerabilities, and exploitation opportunities. Leads efforts from mission requirements through target analysis, exploitation development, operational execution, and results transition. Develops technical tradecraft and methodologies, mentors analysts, evaluates operational risk, identifies automation opportunities, and communicates technical findings and recommendations to senior government and military leaders.

Leads the enterprise cybersecurity incident response function as senior incident commander and people leader. Directs containment, eradication, recovery, investigations, evidence handling, regulatory notifications, executive communications, crisis coordination, and post-incident improvement. Establishes incident response governance, playbooks, metrics, readiness objectives, and audit processes while coordinating security, technology, legal, compliance, business, vendors, and executive stakeholders. Builds and manages a multidisciplinary response team and maintains continuous coverage for high-impact incidents.

Teaches undergraduate and graduate cybersecurity courses in a hybrid format. Responsibilities include developing syllabi and lesson plans, preparing course materials, using online learning technologies, administering and grading assessments, providing student feedback, and integrating responsible AI practices. Requires a doctorate in a relevant field, three to five years of information systems experience, full stack development experience, relevant certifications, strong communication skills, and commitment to faculty development.

Teaches undergraduate and graduate cybersecurity-related courses in blended face-to-face and online formats. Develops syllabi, lesson plans, course materials, assessments, and grading practices aligned with university objectives. Uses educational technology and integrates responsible AI practices into instruction. Provides timely student feedback, supports learning outcomes, completes faculty training and professional development, and maintains subject-matter expertise in information systems, full-stack development, and cybersecurity.

Teaches cybersecurity courses to high school students earning college credit. Responsibilities include developing syllabi and lesson plans, preparing course materials, facilitating blended instruction, administering and grading assessments, providing student feedback, using online learning technologies, and promoting responsible AI use. Faculty must complete training and ongoing professional development while supporting student learning in accordance with university standards.

Leads and matures Workday’s global cybersecurity incident response function. Oversees security operations, manages and develops cybersecurity engineers, leads complex incident investigations, and advises senior leadership. The role architects response platforms, drives automation and remediation, advances threat hunting and forensics capabilities, and partners with risk, legal, and compliance teams to strengthen enterprise security across a multi-cloud environment.

Lead product security initiatives across the product lifecycle by integrating security controls into cloud platforms, creating secure design patterns, guiding secure development, and conducting threat modeling, risk assessments, vulnerability assessments, and code reviews. Drive DevSecOps practices, security awareness, policy improvements, and executive reporting while partnering with engineering, architecture, and cross-functional teams.