Top Cybersecurity Jobs

Designs, implements, and maintains cybersecurity controls including firewalls, encryption, IDS/IPS, MFA, and network security measures. Conducts vulnerability assessments and penetration testing, monitors and responds to incidents, supports security audits, and develops security documentation. Collaborates with engineering teams on secure software development, cybersecurity requirements, compliance, and cyber supply chain threat monitoring. Provides technical troubleshooting and stays current with emerging threats and security practices.

Monitors and investigates security alerts, endpoint detections, vulnerabilities, and suspected incidents. Performs triage, documents findings, escalates threats, supports containment and remediation, and helps maintain cybersecurity tools. Collaborates with IT and other departments on incident response, audits, compliance assessments, tabletop exercises, reporting, and security improvements. The role requires foundational cybersecurity, networking, logging, threat, vulnerability, and security framework knowledge, along with relevant education, experience, and certifications.

The Cybersecurity Engineer III manages enterprise vulnerability programs across infrastructure, endpoints, applications, cloud, and networks. Responsibilities include developing scanning strategies, analyzing vulnerabilities and threat intelligence, prioritizing remediation, coordinating remediation teams, managing exceptions and compensating controls, producing risk reports, integrating security platforms, supporting assessments and audits, and automating scanning and reporting workflows. The role also provides technical guidance and communicates emerging security risks.

Advise Rapid7 customers on improving security posture, optimizing platform usage, and advancing security program maturity. Provide tailored recommendations, threat awareness reporting, customer deliverables, incident response assistance, and executive business reviews. Build relationships with technical and executive stakeholders, coordinate support, support renewals and retention, identify customer risks, and relay client requirements to influence the managed services roadmap.

Supports cybersecurity initiatives across security operations, threat detection and response, governance, risk and compliance, application security, cloud security, M&A cyber-risk assessments, security architecture, zero-trust access, research, documentation, and human-centered design.

Lead product strategy, roadmap, and delivery for AI-native security experiences. Partner with engineering, security research, design, and data science teams to translate emerging technologies into customer value. Establish operational readiness practices covering release governance, risk management, quality reviews, incident learning, executive readiness, onboarding, adoption, and partner success. Drive complex cross-organizational programs and ensure scalable, reliable launches and measurable customer outcomes.

Lead complex IT audits spanning cybersecurity, AI, cloud infrastructure, and resiliency. Responsibilities include audit planning and execution, technical testing, risk assessments, data analytics, automation, AI-related risk evaluation, reporting findings to management, and coaching audit staff.

Develop machine learning-based prototypes and software tools addressing AI security challenges, including AI assurance, red teaming, and digital forensics. Collaborate with security experts, engineers, and researchers; participate in project reviews; revise and document work; and present results. The internship is full-time, onsite five days per week in Pittsburgh.

Designs, integrates, assesses, and maintains security controls for classified DoD information systems, including Collateral, SCI, and SAP environments. Leads security engineering and cybersecurity teams, supports RMF and JSIG authorization, performs risk assessments, develops STIGs and test procedures, integrates monitoring and SIEM tools, and mitigates system threats throughout the lifecycle. The role also provides technical leadership, incident response support, operational procedures, and guidance to architects and developers.

Leads communications, IT infrastructure, network integration, and cybersecurity operations for military training environments. Manages technical teams, exercise networks, communications architecture, system integration, RMF and ATO activities, cybersecurity planning, documentation, incident response, and operational readiness. Coordinates with military and enterprise stakeholders, supports distributed exercises, maintains compliance with DoD and Army cybersecurity requirements, and briefs senior leaders. The role is onsite at Fort Wainwright and requires an active Secret clearance with eligibility for Top Secret.

Oversee federal cybersecurity and IT programs, including contractor personnel, task order performance, technical delivery, budgets, schedules, risks, SLAs, and deliverables. Lead strategic planning, solution development, requirements gathering, Agile ceremonies, executive reporting, and customer engagement. Ensure quality and timely completion of project plans, assessments, documentation, and performance metrics while supporting cybersecurity best practices, governance, risk, compliance, and FISMA-related initiatives.

Handles first- and third-party cyber and technology claims from assignment through resolution. Responsibilities include investigating incidents, evaluating coverage, liability, and damages, setting reserves, managing litigation and defense counsel, negotiating resolutions, communicating with policyholders, supporting underwriters, presenting case updates, and responding to urgent cyber incidents. Requires at least three years of litigated cyber, privacy, media, professional liability, or related claims experience.

Lead complex IT audits across cybersecurity, AI, cloud, and resiliency. Responsibilities include audit planning and execution, technical testing, risk assessments, data analytics, automation, AI-related risk evaluation, management reporting, and coaching audit staff. The role requires hands-on knowledge of cybersecurity, AI, AWS/cloud infrastructure, agentic AI architectures, and visualization tools, along with strong communication and project management skills.

Leads cybersecurity and AI risk governance initiatives, developing risk frameworks, controls, standards, and mitigation strategies for emerging technologies. Advises engineering, architecture, security, and executive stakeholders, including the CISO, on control effectiveness and regulatory expectations. Supports audits, regulatory examinations, risk assessments, and remediation efforts while monitoring evolving threats and technology risks. Operates independently as a subject matter expert and represents the organization in governance and regulatory activities.

Leads enterprise cybersecurity engineering efforts, including capturing security requirements, designing and configuring secure information systems, developing security architectures and roadmaps, evaluating security solutions, and integrating protections into cloud and on-premises environments. Oversees cybersecurity engineers across experience levels and supports system development lifecycle activities, compliance, automation, big data, and artificial intelligence initiatives.

Leads global maritime OT cybersecurity strategy, architecture, engineering standards, technology deployment, lifecycle management, incident escalation, vulnerability remediation, and operational readiness across a fleet. Manages technical governance, documentation, budgets, vendors, regulatory alignment, and a cybersecurity engineering team. Partners with shipboard, maritime, IT, compliance, and project stakeholders to secure safety- and availability-critical vessel systems, including navigation, propulsion, power, communications, and cargo environments.

Teach cybersecurity courses, support student learning, develop curriculum, assess outcomes, provide feedback and academic support, engage with industry, participate in college service, and maintain professional expertise. Courses may cover digital forensics, intrusion detection and prevention, security automation, and cybersecurity risk management. The role requires in-person teaching at the Roxbury campus and collaboration on student retention, career placement, and departmental initiatives.

Conduct research on risks introduced by agentic AI in enterprise environments. Responsibilities include developing threat and failure taxonomies, simulating synthetic workflows, analyzing failure modes, evaluating mitigation strategies, and identifying relevant metrics. The role involves independent research, collaboration with academic and industry partners, and work focused on autonomy, tool use, privacy, cybersecurity, governance, permissioning, monitoring, sandboxing, and human oversight.

Lead and enhance enterprise business continuity, disaster recovery, and cyber resilience programs. Partner with business and technology teams on business impact analyses, recovery strategies, risk assessments, governance, testing, tabletop exercises, crisis response, third-party resilience, reporting, and training. Identify recovery gaps, coordinate corrective actions, and advise leaders on improving operational preparedness and recovery capabilities. Participate in an after-hours crisis support rotation.

Leads enterprise cybersecurity engineering efforts, including security requirements, architecture, system design, development, configuration, and technology evaluations. Guides development teams through systems development lifecycles, translates regulations into security processes, documents security roadmaps, and oversees junior, mid-level, and senior cybersecurity engineers. The role focuses on cloud and on-premises environments, automation, artificial intelligence, and advanced cybersecurity solutions.

Ten-week paid IAM internship supporting cybersecurity projects, research, data analysis, recommendations, cross-functional collaboration, and departmental initiatives. The intern will own assigned deliverables with mentorship, apply organizational technologies and processes, maintain confidentiality and compliance, and present final project results to leadership. The role is hybrid in Chicago and includes formal orientation, networking, professional development, and hands-on project experience.

Conducts information system security engineering for a Naval Information Warfare Center program, including defining security requirements and integrating controls into technology components. Supports system design reviews, cybersecurity assessments, and RMF activities across hardware and software development. Requires cybersecurity experience, IA certification, U.S. citizenship, and Top Secret/SCI clearance. Travel is approximately 20% for security assessments.

Conduct operational testing and evaluation of AI/ML systems to identify vulnerabilities and AI-assisted attack risks. Review agency cyber defenses, recommend protective solutions, develop testing SOPs, and deliver actionable findings and remediation steps within 20 business days. The role requires substantial AI/ML security assessment experience and an active Secret clearance.

Paid summer 2027 internship supporting secure technology environments for defense and space programs. Interns may work on applications, systems, cybersecurity, infrastructure, networks, endpoints, data analytics, automation, or technical project activities. The role is fully onsite in Wichita, Kansas, offers relocation for eligible candidates, and requires eligibility to obtain a U.S. security clearance and meet U.S. person export-control requirements.

Own product cybersecurity frameworks and maturity models, assess program health, coordinate complex initiatives, manage dependencies, define KPIs, establish governance workflows, and translate technical information into executive-ready plans and recommendations. The role partners with cybersecurity leaders and internal customers to deliver services, improve program maturity, and drive measurable outcomes across a matrixed organization.