Top Cybersecurity Jobs

Lead technology risk and controls activities across employee and data platforms. Identify, assess, quantify, and mitigate operational, compliance, cybersecurity, and data risks; evaluate control effectiveness; maintain control inventories; manage issues and governance reporting; and advise technology stakeholders, auditors, regulators, and executives. Use authorized AI capabilities to support risk evidence synthesis and reporting while validating outputs for security, auditability, and regulatory compliance.

Own product strategy and delivery for data and platform services supporting AI-enabled offensive cyber operations. Define roadmaps, requirements, workflows, integrations, data needs, reliability standards, and success metrics. Partner closely with engineers, security researchers, and mission users to build vulnerability-management and offensive-security capabilities. Translate complex cyber workflows into intuitive products while balancing speed, usability, accuracy, auditability, legal requirements, and security tradeoffs.

Develop and execute change management and communication strategies for cybersecurity processes, technologies, and projects. Advise stakeholders, facilitate cross-functional collaboration, support third-party risk processes, communicate security policies and controls, and track project milestones, documentation, reporting, and action plans. The role drives adoption, governance, continuous improvement, and alignment between daily security activities and organizational objectives.

Leads cybersecurity engineering for C-UAS systems supporting the U.S. Army. Responsibilities include secure architecture, cloud and network security, risk assessment, RMF and ATO activities, control implementation, system integration, authorization sustainment, and coordination with government, vendors, and senior stakeholders.

Direct enterprise cybersecurity strategy, governance, risk management, architecture, incident preparedness, compliance, and managed security provider performance. The role advises executive leadership, oversees cybersecurity roadmaps and controls, strengthens operational technology security across manufacturing sites, and ensures resilience, audit readiness, and alignment with NIST, ISO 27001, CIS, and other frameworks.

Leads cybersecurity strategy, risk oversight, resilience, governance, regulatory engagement, and security outcomes for Sun Life’s U.S. business group. Advises senior executives, challenges risk decisions, oversees third-party and technology risks, supports incident preparedness, and aligns enterprise security services with business priorities. The role leads security professionals, guides transformation and secure adoption of cloud and AI, represents the business with regulators and auditors, and communicates cyber risk to executive and board-level audiences.

Supports the Department of the Air Force cybersecurity program and CISO by advising leadership, developing enterprise cybersecurity policies and programs, applying NIST and RMF standards, analyzing cybersecurity trends, engaging authorizing officials and assessors, and briefing senior military and government stakeholders. The role requires expert cybersecurity knowledge, strategic judgment, strong communication skills, an active senior-level certification, and an active Top Secret clearance with SCI eligibility.

Provides cybersecurity, risk management, vulnerability assessment, remediation tracking, and compliance support in a federal defense environment. Manages RMF documentation, ATO packages, POA&Ms, DISA STIG compliance, continuous monitoring, and security configuration guidance. Requires active Secret clearance and either a relevant bachelor’s degree with at least three years of RMF or system security experience, or seven years of directly relevant cybersecurity experience.

Leads industry-funded cybersecurity and technology commercialization projects focused on manufacturing, operational technology, CMMC readiness, and trustworthy AI. Coordinates multidisciplinary teams, manages milestones, budgets, deliverables, outreach, partner engagement, and proposal development. Develops cybersecurity education and curriculum, presents technical content through workshops and webinars, supports student programs, and travels to customer facilities for implementation and meetings. The role also contributes to program growth and funding acquisition.

Monitor city networks and security alerts for intrusions, attempted compromises, and anomalous behavior. Correlate threat intelligence across security logs, apply mitigations or escalate incidents, produce SOC metrics and situation reports, perform quality checks, support 24/7 SOC coverage, and develop incident-response playbooks and runbooks with internal teams, agencies, vendors, and information-sharing partners.

Leads information technology internal audit engagements for primarily financial-services clients, covering planning, fieldwork, risk assessments, control testing, work-paper review, reporting, and client communications. Evaluates IT risks and control effectiveness across infrastructure, applications, cybersecurity, cloud, and governance domains. Supervises junior and offshore staff, manages engagement budgets and timelines, supports methodology improvements and business development, and delivers audit findings and recommendations. Requires up to 60% domestic and international travel, with a hybrid schedule based in Plano, Texas.

Leads and mentors security engineering teams while developing automation and SOAR capabilities for incident response. Supports digital forensics, malware analysis, threat intelligence, security investigations, and recovery across cloud and enterprise environments. Manages complex engineering initiatives, communicates technical findings to clients and stakeholders, maintains client relationships, and improves operational procedures. Requires strong programming, security tooling, leadership, analytical, and presentation skills. Regular travel up to 15% and overtime may be required.

Leads enterprise security architecture for a large hybrid infrastructure spanning physical data centers and multi-cloud environments. Advises CISO leadership, identifies structural security gaps, develops security roadmaps, leads threat modeling and remediation, and establishes governance standards. The role covers edge and network defense, cloud security, endpoint protection, PKI, certificate lifecycle management, Zero Trust, security intelligence automation, and architectural reviews. Candidates need extensive cybersecurity architecture experience, CCIE and CISSP certifications, and must obtain Public Trust clearance.

Supports the U.S. Air Force by analyzing cyber activities, identifying mission-relevant terrain, assessing vulnerabilities, correlating network events, validating alerts, documenting incidents, and developing cyber defense strategies. The role conducts threat analysis, trend reporting, risk assessments, policy recommendations, and coordination with base and enterprise cyber defense teams. It requires an active Top Secret clearance with SCI eligibility, IAT Level II certification, a relevant bachelor’s degree, and five years of cybersecurity and Functional Mission Analysis experience.

Leads enterprise security strategy, transformation, governance, operating model design, portfolio management, regulatory readiness, and executive communications. Partners with senior technology and business leaders to reduce risk, mature cybersecurity programs, enable cloud and AI adoption, and oversee initiatives spanning IAM, vulnerability management, privacy, resilience, and technology risk. Builds performance metrics, reporting capabilities, change management practices, and organizational security capabilities while advising executives and boards.

Manage global governance, risk, and compliance activities across IT, OT, business applications, and manufacturing sites. Advise on information security risks, vulnerabilities, controls, regulatory requirements, data governance, audit readiness, and GxP compliance. Lead risk treatment, KPI reporting, control monitoring, stakeholder collaboration, and continuous improvement. Use AI and automation to streamline risk assessments, documentation, testing, issue management, and audit support.

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 multiple engineering teams delivering customer-facing cybersecurity products. Sets technical direction and strategy, partners with Product Management, mentors engineering managers and engineers, establishes performance metrics, manages cross-organizational projects, hires engineering talent, and drives continuous improvement while fostering an empathetic, results-oriented engineering culture.

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.