Top Cybersecurity Jobs

Design and implement cybersecurity controls, assess vulnerabilities and mitigation strategies, integrate security across the SDLC, run security assessments and audits, review security tool outputs to identify threats, support deployment and administration of IAM/PAM/endpoint/DLP/encryption technologies, and document processes.

Support federal customers with RMF implementation, STIG and IAVA compliance, A&A updates, vulnerability scanning, and cyber analyst/validator duties. Perform vulnerability assessments using ACAS, Nessus, Fortify, and HBSS, maintain POA&Ms, assist audit readiness, and follow incident response and continuous monitoring processes.

Lead product enablement for technical users by designing and scaling eLearning, hands-on labs, certifications, webinars, and content operations. Manage a technical team, tools, vendors, and demo infrastructure; collaborate cross-functionally, build scalable workflows, validate enablement impact with data, and close learning gaps for customers, partners, and field teams.

Designs, implements, and maintains IAM solutions to enforce least-privilege access across enterprise and cloud environments. Manages onboarding/offboarding, access reviews, PAM (credential vaulting/rotation), AD/Entra ID/Azure AD hardening, and integrates identity logs into SIEM. Troubleshoots authentication issues, supports security architecture reviews, audits/compliance, and investigates IAM-related incidents while partnering with IT, network, and business teams.

Lead and operate security control domains (identity, cloud, network, endpoint, monitoring). Deploy and harden tools, author architecture and runbooks, lead cross-team rollouts, mentor engineers, support SOC detection/response, and maintain audit-ready evidence and automation.

Owner of product strategy and delivery for cybersecurity, controls, and compliance products. Define roadmaps, gather requirements, manage backlogs, partner with security and engineering, drive automation, monitoring, and KPIs to improve security posture, control effectiveness, and reduce enterprise risk.

Design, implement, and maintain cybersecurity controls for DoD systems. Lead RMF activities, perform vulnerability and compliance scanning, use eMASS and ACAS, assess risks, recommend mitigations, and communicate findings to technical and non-technical stakeholders to protect Navy missions.

Lead North America SSE sales organization to drive revenue and market share growth. Set strategy, quotas, and resource plans; coach and develop sales teams; build executive customer relationships; coordinate direct and partner routes-to-market; and ensure end-to-end solution selling for SSE/SASE offerings (ZTNA, SWG, CASB, DLP). Manage P&L, budgeting, and large-scale workforce planning.

Lead and grow a cybersecurity GRC advisory practice: design and oversee NIST/ISO-aligned frameworks, lead CUI/DFARS/NIST 800-171 compliance, manage technical control implementations (SIEM, MFA, encryption), advise on secure federal cloud environments, run assessments/remediation, direct incident response, deliver executive reporting, and build client-facing cybersecurity services.

The Cybersecurity Compliance Analyst supports the cybersecurity compliance program, conducts audits, assists with CMMC readiness, and maintains documentation. They ensure compliance with regulatory frameworks and communicate findings to management.

The role involves managing human risk factors in cybersecurity through training, phishing simulations, and data analysis to improve organizational security awareness and reduce risks.

As a Cybersecurity Engineer, you will manage CNAPP configurations, integrate security into cloud platforms, and support secure DevSecOps practices across multi-cloud environments.

The Cybersecurity AI_ML Engineer develops and maintains security systems using AI and machine learning, implements threat detection, analyzes security metrics, and collaborates on security incidents.

As a Cybersecurity Technical Mentor, provide personalized mentorship to learners, conduct deep-dive technical sessions, and host group Q&A sessions to enhance understanding of cybersecurity concepts and practices.

The Cybersecurity Engineer will provide security support for the Department of the Interior, analyze firewall configurations, implement security controls, and perform technical writing for documentation and reports.

Design, build, and evolve secure software systems, collaborating with various teams to embed security into the software lifecycle while promoting secure coding practices and mentoring global engineers.

Author and classify expert-level cybersecurity prompts, evaluate and annotate model responses for technical accuracy and safe handling of sensitive content, and apply structured guidelines to label prompts and conversations. Part-time role (15–25 hrs/week) requiring strong cybersecurity knowledge, technical writing, and sound security judgment.

Monitor, triage, investigate, and respond to security alerts across endpoints, cloud, and networks. Administer security tools (EDR/XDR, SIEM, Azure Sentinel, PIM/PAM), tune detections, support incident containment and remediation, assist threat hunting and playbook development, and help maintain compliance with CMMC/NIST/DFARS while documenting investigations and collaborating with IT and engineering teams.

Monitor, triage, investigate, and respond to security alerts across endpoints, cloud, and networks. Administer SOC tools (EDR/XDR, SIEM, Azure Sentinel), assist containment and remediation, tune detections, support compliance (CMMC, NIST 800-171, DFARS), and collaborate with IT and engineering to improve security posture.

Monitor, triage, investigate, and respond to security alerts across endpoints, cloud, and networks. Administer SOC tools (EDR/XDR, SIEM, Azure Sentinel), support incident response, threat hunting, detection rule tuning, vulnerability tracking, compliance (CMMC, NIST 800-171, DFARS), and collaborate with IT and engineering to improve security posture.