Top Cybersecurity Jobs

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.

Paid, onsite summer cybersecurity and information security internship supporting project-based assignments at the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago. Interns work 40 hours weekly for 10–12 weeks, analyze data, communicate findings, present information, and collaborate with internal stakeholders. Applicants must be current students graduating December 2027 or later, meet GPA requirements, and be authorized to work in the United States without visa sponsorship.

Designs, implements, and manages cybersecurity compliance policies and procedures for database and software security. Interprets DoD cybersecurity and information security policies, evaluates compliance reporting, identifies policy gaps, and communicates cybersecurity posture to senior leadership. The role requires extensive compliance analysis experience, stakeholder engagement, mentoring, a bachelor’s degree, and TS/SCI clearance. Preferred qualifications include cybersecurity certifications and experience with DoD reporting, tasking, and issuance processes.

Manage IT audit lifecycles, risk assessments, annual audit planning, continuous auditing, control testing, and validation for complex technology environments. Evaluate cybersecurity, cloud, data governance, and technology controls; use data analytics to support audit decisions; communicate findings to senior leadership and regulators; recommend control improvements; and mentor audit team members.

Supports technology, cybersecurity, digital, AI, and emerging-risk assessments across a regulated life sciences organization. Evaluates controls, tracks issues and remediation, maintains GRC data, prepares dashboards and executive reporting, and partners with cross-functional stakeholders on risk decisions. The role also documents processes, control expectations, evidence requirements, and governance workflows supporting automation, AI readiness, and repeatable risk management practices.

Own and administer Caterpillar’s enterprise Qualys platform, including vulnerability scanning, Cloud Agents, asset data, integrations, reporting, governance, and platform health. Analyze and prioritize vulnerabilities using risk scoring, threat intelligence, predictive analytics, and AI-assisted tools. Partner with infrastructure, cloud, application, DevOps, governance, and compliance teams to coordinate remediation, resolve scan issues, improve automation, and advance vulnerability management maturity.

Support annual cybersecurity compliance certifications, regulatory examinations, reporting, and information requests. Maintain requirement and evidence trackers, coordinate stakeholders and control owners, review documentation for accuracy and completeness, organize repositories, manage executive DocuSign approvals, and support SEC and FINRA compliance reporting. Identify process improvements and assess cybersecurity controls and technology risk evidence. The role requires strong organization, project management, communication, analytical, and stakeholder management skills.

Participate in cybersecurity engagements, job shadows, coursework, special projects, and professional networking. Assist with developing client security solutions, assessing information security risks, researching emerging threats, and supporting cross-functional projects. Interns receive training, career coaching, and hands-on experience while developing communication, technical presentation, decision-making, and collaboration skills.

Own the strategy, roadmap, and development of Coalition’s scanning and cyber-risk data products. Improve the coverage, accuracy, reliability, timeliness, and usability of security data, APIs, and customer experiences. Partner with Engineering, Data, Security, Underwriting, Actuarial, Design, and customer-facing teams to define requirements, prioritize trade-offs, establish metrics, and guide initiatives from discovery through launch. Apply AI and automation thoughtfully to improve security outcomes.

Designs, engineers, monitors, and manages enterprise network security infrastructure, including firewalls, IDS/IPS, VPNs, and network access controls. Analyzes architectures and vulnerabilities, investigates security events, leads incident response, implements security enhancements, and develops policies aligned with NIST, CIS, ISO 27001, and federal requirements. Advises leadership, collaborates with infrastructure and security teams, and mentors junior engineers.

Agile Defense is building a pipeline of professionals for a contingent federal contract supporting NCIS. Potential roles span IT support, systems administration, cloud and infrastructure, networking, cybersecurity operations and engineering, data and databases, enterprise platforms, testing, architecture, technical documentation, program management, and business operations. Positions may range from journeyman to manager and may require relevant experience, certifications, and an active or obtainable security clearance.

Leads enterprise technology risk management across cloud, cybersecurity, data protection, AI, and third-party ecosystems. Oversees risk assessments, regulatory compliance, SOX ITGC controls, issue remediation, risk reporting, automation, and emerging technology governance. Partners with technology, business, audit, and regulatory stakeholders while developing a high-performing risk management team.

Own and grow strategic cybersecurity accounts within a territory. Build multi-year account plans, lead cross-functional teams to execute sales cycles, develop a large pipeline, manage accurate forecasts, engage executive clients quarterly on goals and progress, and exceed gross margin and quota targets using Force Management principles.

Plans and executes cyber security and technology audits, evaluates control effectiveness, supports continuous monitoring, prepares audit reports, tracks findings, validates controls, and participates in special inquiries. The role partners with global technology, cyber security, and risk management teams to assess emerging risks, regulatory expectations, infrastructure, cloud technologies, and enterprise technology processes.

Supports forensic investigations through evidence intake, device backups, chain-of-custody documentation, case-file organization, data collection, inventory tracking, quality assurance, research, and administrative support. The role provides hands-on exposure to digital forensics, information security operations, evidence handling, and cyber investigations while maintaining confidentiality and accurate records.

Maintains information system security and authorization posture for DoD environments, supporting ISSM duties, RMF documentation, configuration management, security impact analyses, audits, incident handling, vulnerability mitigation, and security training. Provides ISSO support for collateral, SCI, and Special Access Programs, ensuring compliance with authorization packages and security safeguards. The role requires prior ISSO or system/network administration experience, SAP experience, IAT or IAM Level II certification, and an active TS/SCI clearance with willingness to obtain a CI polygraph.

Conduct IT audits by evaluating process documentation, testing control design and effectiveness, identifying risks, documenting findings, and supporting remediation. The role partners with IT, Internal Audit, and control groups; provides advisory recommendations; prepares reports; and maintains audit workpapers in TeamMate+. It also involves special assignments, ongoing business education, senior-management communication, and up to 20% travel.

Conducts technology and cybersecurity risk analyses, identifies control gaps, develops mitigation plans, supports compliance and regulatory engagements, prepares documentation and reports, and helps improve risk management processes. Collaborates with Technology, Cybersecurity, leadership, auditors, and regulators while providing guidance to newer analysts and escalating issues exceeding risk appetite.

Leads risk response activation and assurance across data, technology, and workforce management risks. Converts validated risks into remediation, compensating control, or risk acceptance pathways; validates evidence and control effectiveness; assesses residual risk; and strengthens governance and issue resolution. The role coordinates complex remediation initiatives across cybersecurity, technology, audit, data governance, and business teams, while applying AI and ML techniques in cybersecurity contexts.