Cybersecurity Jobs in Jersey City, NJ

The Associate Director IT Embedded Risk will lead IT risk assessments, manage risk activities, and collaborate with various teams to enhance and maintain the IT risk management framework.

Manage a team of analysts in detecting and responding to cybersecurity events. Oversee daily operations, strategic performance, and lead incident response initiatives.

Leads end-to-end technology projects and product initiatives for electronic fixed-income trading platforms. Responsibilities include defining requirements, managing stakeholders, timelines, risks, governance, testing, implementation, reporting, documentation, and continuous improvement. Partners with developers, QA, cybersecurity, infrastructure, product, business, and client teams to enhance trading systems, workflows, algorithms, and user experiences while supporting adoption and regulatory obligations.

Manages GDC’s IT strategy and multi-year roadmap, translating strategic objectives into initiatives and tracking delivery, risks, dependencies, and outcomes. Ensures projects align with enterprise architecture, security standards, and target-state designs. Maintains project artifacts, supports governance checkpoints, coordinates IT Steering Committee meetings, prepares executive materials, documents decisions, and tracks follow-up actions. The role also facilitates stakeholder workshops and improves roadmap reporting and governance processes.

Lead complex, consultative enterprise sales cycles for Picus Security products. Prospect and close new business, manage strategic accounts and partner relationships, execute business plans to hit quotas, collaborate with Pre-Sales and Customer Success, and maintain pipeline and forecasts in the CRM.

Lead enterprise technology due diligence for buy- and sell-side transactions, assessing infrastructure, applications, cloud, data platforms, operating models, cybersecurity, automation, and AI readiness. Produce quantitative and qualitative analyses, translate findings into integration/separation and remediation plans, support proposal and budgeting, and collaborate with cross-functional teams to connect technology risks to business impact and value creation.

As a Cyber Awareness and Training Lead, you will design cybersecurity tabletop exercises, provide incident management guidance, drive examinations, educate members, and consult on high-stakes issues to enhance industry cyber resilience.

The Incident Response Manager leads the incident response program, coordinates cyber events, enhances documentation, conducts exercises, and trains employees.

Lead second-line cybersecurity and technology risk assessments for financial services clients, advise on regulatory readiness and frameworks, improve governance and reporting, and guide remediation, IAM, cloud security, incident response, third-party risk, and AI risk initiatives while mentoring junior staff and communicating findings to executives and boards.

Manage development and day-to-day support of business-critical web and mobile applications. Lead teams, act in a Product Owner capacity within Agile SAFe/Scrum, oversee Agile SDLC delivery, manage incidents to resolution, handle service requests, and ensure operational readiness of new functionality while driving business value.

The Director of Anthropic Alliances will lead strategic relationships, drive revenue growth, and manage partnerships within the Anthropic ecosystem, while collaborating with various teams.

The Internal Audit Manager will lead audit activities over the Commercial domain, manage risks, coach team members, ensure compliance, and maintain stakeholder relationships to enhance audit processes and outcomes.

Supports cybersecurity program execution through data analysis, risk reporting, stakeholder presentations, operational reporting, and oversight committee packages. Tracks initiative progress, risks, dependencies, blockers, budgets, headcount, contracts, and training. Drives cross-departmental projects, facilitates stakeholder engagement, captures meeting outcomes, and coordinates execution teams. Requires cybersecurity knowledge, project and program management experience, data visualization proficiency, strong communication, and financial services experience.

As a Senior Commercial Counsel, you'll negotiate complex commercial and technology contracts, provide legal guidance on SaaS and data protection, and collaborate with cross-functional teams to enhance legal operations.

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.

Lead oversight of cloud and application security, governance, control deviations, remediation tracking, and executive reporting. Partner with infrastructure, engineering, and application owners to assess configurations, onboard new applications (including agentic AI), validate controls, approve policy deviations, and communicate remediation progress and emerging risks to senior management.

Lead cybersecurity across corporate and web platform domains: manage a distributed security team, define governance/policies, secure identity, endpoints, networks, cloud, email, and CI/CD; run vulnerability management, incident response, and compliance (PCI). Partner with Legal, Engineering, and Product to embed security and drive remediation.

Responsible for implementing, maintaining, and optimizing security controls, administering security tools, and supporting security operations and compliance initiatives.