Top Cybersecurity Jobs

Supports cybersecurity architecture, risk assessments, vulnerability analysis, RMF compliance, and accreditation activities for wearable and sensor-based systems. Develops cybersecurity documentation and strategies, supports IATT and ATO efforts, and protects system data. The role requires DoD cybersecurity and NIST knowledge, an engineering or science bachelor’s degree, and an active Top Secret clearance. The position is contingent upon contract award.

Monitor and analyze SIEM alerts, respond to security incidents and client tickets, troubleshoot vulnerabilities and malware, and provide recommendations to strengthen client security postures. Maintain application, web, and infrastructure security controls; collaborate with clients, vendors, and IT professionals; monitor vulnerability intelligence; and produce technical status reports and contract deliverables.

Leads cybersecurity, infrastructure, helpdesk, and IT asset operations across on-premise and cloud environments. Manages MSSP relationships, incident response, vulnerability remediation, firewalls, VPNs, endpoint protection, patching, backups, disaster recovery, Microsoft 365, Intune, and infrastructure documentation. Supervises helpdesk operations, supports hybrid meeting technology, oversees procurement and vendors, maintains asset inventories, and drives infrastructure upgrades, compliance, and security policy adherence.

Conduct continuous monitoring and security control assessments for DoD systems. Maintain ConMon strategies, SOPs, dashboards, RMF packages, POA&M tracking, and security status reports. Use security tools to assess vulnerabilities, validate controls, monitor threats, and resolve data issues with system administrators. Report risk status and notify the Government of significant security posture changes within 60 minutes.

Provide senior acquisition and program management support for cryptologic and cyber systems. Guide acquisition execution, review and comment on acquisition documentation, monitor program health, coordinate reviews, and advise leadership on system-of-systems integration, budgeting (PPBE), and regulatory compliance. Act as SMART focal point and support a wide range of DoD acquisition processes and documentation to deliver warfighter capability.

Lead end-to-end cybersecurity incident response, including detection, triage, investigation, containment, eradication, and recovery. Perform host and network forensics, malware and email analysis, threat hunting, and root cause analysis. Build detections, indicators, automated response workflows, and playbooks using MITRE ATT&CK. Coordinate with engineering, IT, security teams, and leadership, analyze threat intelligence, recommend mitigations, and provide on-call incident coverage.

Serve as an ISSO for intelligence-community cyber systems, guiding systems through RMF assessment and authorization. Author security plans and test plans, analyze NIST 800-53 controls, conduct self-assessments, support formal assessments, remediate vulnerabilities and findings, document waivers, and transition authorized systems to operations. The role requires active TS/SCI with polygraph, DoD 8570 IAT Level II certification, IC RMF experience, Xacta expertise, and strong communication skills.

Participate in a paid remote research interview about integrating vulnerability verification into CI/CD pipelines. Explain a recent project involving full-stack development, secure deployments, application security practices, and production pipeline challenges. Review conceptual secure application workflows and provide practical feedback. Candidates should have professional experience in full-stack engineering, DevSecOps, or security-focused backend development, with hands-on CI/CD configuration and vulnerability verification experience.

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.

Leads the Security Engineering team and oversees secure design, testing, deployment, and lifecycle management of operating systems, networks, and security tools. Directs risk and vulnerability assessments, security control implementation, compliance activities, incident response, and digital forensics. Partners with enterprise architecture and senior leadership to embed security throughout IT projects, communicate risk posture, and align engineering priorities with the security roadmap.

Build and prototype software that improves defensive cybersecurity operations for government and Defense Industrial Base clients. Collaborate with mission operators to solve workflow challenges, use Python and LLMs to accelerate development and analytics, and support vulnerability patching, incident response, threat emulation, and COMSEC monitoring. Preferred experience includes AI solutions, data engineering, Splunk, Kubernetes, Rancher, and Apache Airflow.

Develops AI-enabled software and rapid prototypes that improve defensive cyber operations for government and Defense Industrial Base clients. Responsibilities include collaborating with mission operators, applying LLMs to accelerate development and analytics, and supporting vulnerability patching, incident response, threat emulation, and COMSEC monitoring. The role requires Python development and cybersecurity knowledge, with preferred experience in AI production systems, data engineering, Splunk, Kubernetes, Rancher, and Apache Airflow.

Lead comprehensive cybersecurity assessments of supplier IT and cloud environments, identify risks and remediation plans, conduct onsite and virtual fieldwork, advise stakeholders on defensive architectures and incident response, and recommend process improvements to strengthen supplier risk posture.

Supports GSA cybersecurity policy and process initiatives focused on Identity and Access Management. Responsibilities include researching emerging technologies, developing process maps and project plans, managing workstreams and deliverables, coordinating stakeholder meetings and briefings, analyzing surveys, preparing written materials, tracking risks, and supporting project lifecycle activities. The role also provides program logistics, communications, and collateral development using Microsoft Office and Google Workspace.

Designs, deploys, administers, and secures LAN, WAN, wireless, cloud, and hybrid infrastructure across multiple sites. Configures firewalls, VPNs, SASE, NAC, EDR, and PAM solutions; investigates and remediates cybersecurity incidents and vulnerabilities; documents network environments; supports technical issues; and collaborates with global IT teams. The role leads cybersecurity improvements across North American locations and contributes to infrastructure and security projects.

Enterprise-focused quota-carrying seller responsible for hunting and expanding enterprise accounts, building pipeline, managing full sales cycle from proposal to contract, leveraging channel partners, and engaging C-level executives to achieve revenue targets using MEDDICC and other enterprise sales methodologies.

Enterprise seller responsible for hunting and expanding accounts at C-level in large enterprises. Manage territory pipeline, close complex SaaS deals, negotiate contracts, leverage channel partners, and meet quarterly revenue targets using MEDDPIC/MEDDICC and consultative concept selling.

Supports cybersecurity analysts, threat intelligence researchers, and vulnerability management engineers across threat monitoring, vulnerability assessment, CVE/NVD analysis, risk prioritization, incident alert triage, SIEM and EDR analysis, MITRE ATT&CK mapping, and security documentation. The intern contributes to Tribal infrastructure security projects, participates in mentoring and knowledge sharing, completes a cybersecurity capstone, and presents findings to company leadership and Tribal stakeholders.

Directs global cybersecurity go-to-market strategy for Threat Defense, Axur, and Kentik. Builds playbooks, dashboards, enablement programs, competitive strategies, and operating cadences across worldwide sales teams without direct authority. Partners with Product, Marketing, Sales Enablement, regional leaders, and channel alliances to improve pipeline, win rates, adoption, and executive engagement. Uses AI-enabled tools and field analytics to scale repeatable execution and represents the company with CISOs and security leaders.

Leads go-to-market strategy, enterprise sales, account growth, and revenue targets for AI-powered cybersecurity solutions. Engages CISOs and senior security executives, translates technical capabilities into business and risk outcomes, manages complex sales cycles and seven-figure deals, develops offerings with technical and delivery teams, maintains forecasts and CRM pipelines, and represents Booz Allen at industry forums.

Support vehicle platform security assessments and help design secure boot processes for embedded devices. Partner with hardware engineers on HSM integration, encryption, key management, and cryptographic operations. Collaborate with software, hardware, QA, and product teams to integrate security throughout product development. This entry-level role provides mentorship while developing expertise in embedded and automotive cybersecurity.

Manages and tunes cybersecurity tools, including Splunk, SIEM, SOAR, firewalls, endpoint security, vulnerability detection, and cloud monitoring platforms. Designs and deploys secure on-premises and cloud environments, develops automation and integrations, leads security testing and infrastructure projects, and maintains technical documentation and procedures. The role also guides security policy decisions, supports cybersecurity operations, and leads initiatives improving automation, visibility, incident response, and security awareness.

Secure and improve advanced Electronic Warfare collection systems by supporting Authority to Operate (ATO) processes, Continuous Monitoring, DISA STIG and Tenable Nessus compliance, vulnerability risk analysis, security hardening, testing, and documentation. The engineer collaborates with system developers and customer ISSOs while maintaining security plans, test scripts, and POA&Ms in a Linux environment.

Support DoD system authorization and security posture by preparing RMF accreditation documentation, evaluating and maintaining security configurations, performing vulnerability scanning with DoD tools (ACAS), applying STIG hardening, and producing RMF packages (SSP, SAR, POA&M) to achieve ATOs.

Test and evaluate DoD and Air Force systems using whitebox adversarial methods and NIST 800-53 security controls. Analyze filtering capabilities, data flows, and access controls within system architectures. Execute and analyze test plans, document technical findings, perform penetration testing or adversarial emulation, assess vulnerabilities, and recommend system hardening. The role requires Linux scripting, networking, virtualization, a Secret clearance, and obtaining DoD IAT Level II Security+ CE certification within 120 days.