Top Cybersecurity Jobs

Supports cybersecurity-focused industry-managed and certification programs through audit reviews, task group leadership, auditor recruitment and training, standards development, technical reporting, and quality-system support. The role serves as a cybersecurity subject matter expert, contributes to internal improvement projects, maintains technical proficiency, supports budgets, and travels approximately 30% of the time.

Design, implement, and govern enterprise security architectures across cloud, network, identity, endpoints, data, and logging. Translate federal security requirements into implementable designs, support authorization and continuous monitoring, perform architecture reviews and risk decisions, coordinate cross-domain stakeholders, and produce evidence and mitigations engineers can act on.

Design, configure, and maintain ServiceNow security controls for DoD environments. Implement RBAC/ACLs, enforce IL4/IL5 segregation, produce SSPs/RMF artifacts, support ATO attainment and sustainment, conduct vulnerability assessments and continuous monitoring, manage POA&Ms, and coordinate security reporting with Government PMs and AOs.

Architect and configure ServiceNow security controls aligned to DoD Zero Trust, enforce IL4/IL5 segregation, manage RBAC/ACLs and CAC/E-ICAM integrations, develop SSPs and RMF artifacts, support ATO attainment/sustainment, manage POA&M, perform vulnerability assessments and continuous monitoring, produce Security Assessment Reports, and coordinate with Government PMs and AOs.

Design, implement, and maintain PKI and encryption solutions, manage certificate and key lifecycles, drive automation of PKI processes, evaluate emerging crypto technologies, ensure regulatory compliance, coordinate vendors, and mentor junior engineers to strengthen the bank's security posture.

Design, implement, and operate PKI and encryption solutions for the bank. Manage key lifecycle, certificate issuance/revocation, HSMs, and automate PKI processes. Advise on cryptographic protocols and compliance, evaluate vendor technologies, coordinate with stakeholders and vendors, and mentor junior engineers while ensuring risk and regulatory controls are met.

Designs, implements, and maintains IAM solutions to enforce least-privilege access across enterprise and cloud environments. Manages onboarding/offboarding, access reviews, PAM (credential vaulting/rotation), AD/Entra ID/Azure AD hardening, and integrates identity logs into SIEM. Troubleshoots authentication issues, supports security architecture reviews, audits/compliance, and investigates IAM-related incidents while partnering with IT, network, and business teams.

Lead and grow a cybersecurity GRC advisory practice: design and oversee NIST/ISO-aligned frameworks, lead CUI/DFARS/NIST 800-171 compliance, manage technical control implementations (SIEM, MFA, encryption), advise on secure federal cloud environments, run assessments/remediation, direct incident response, deliver executive reporting, and build client-facing cybersecurity services.

The Cybersecurity Compliance Analyst supports the cybersecurity compliance program, conducts audits, assists with CMMC readiness, and maintains documentation. They ensure compliance with regulatory frameworks and communicate findings to management.

As a Cybersecurity Engineer, you will manage CNAPP configurations, integrate security into cloud platforms, and support secure DevSecOps practices across multi-cloud environments.

Support DoD research by managing technology, engaging performers, reviewing deliverables, and leading calls regarding technical matters. Requires experience in military cyber operations and agents interaction.

As a Cybersecurity SME, you will enhance security posture, conduct assessments, ensure compliance, mentor the team, and present findings to leadership.

The Cybersecurity SME will enhance security posture, mitigate risks, conduct assessments, and provide expert guidance on compliance and best practices.

As a Cybersecurity Technical Mentor, provide personalized mentorship to learners, conduct deep-dive technical sessions, and host group Q&A sessions to enhance understanding of cybersecurity concepts and practices.

The Cybersecurity AI_ML Engineer develops and maintains security systems using AI and machine learning, implements threat detection, analyzes security metrics, and collaborates on security incidents.

Design, implement, and monitor security controls; perform offensive and defensive assessments (pen tests, red team); conduct incident response and OSINT analysis; draft technical documentation and incident plans; collaborate with stakeholders and present findings.

Lead design and engineering of enterprise security platforms across network, cloud, SaaS, AI, and hybrid environments. Implement Zero Trust, firewalls, IPS, NAC, WAF, segmentation, CSPM, and telemetry. Drive secure-by-design practices, automation, platform modernization, vendor selection, and standards. Provide technical leadership, mentorship, architecture reviews, and compliance support in regulated environments.

Lead implementation and monitoring of cybersecurity controls and regulatory compliance (HITRUST, SOC2, HIPAA). Conduct risk assessments, support audits, manage security controls and incident response, evaluate threats, perform vendor/third-party risk assessments, maintain compliance documentation, and drive security awareness and governance across IT and business stakeholders.

Lead sustainment, optimization, security, and lifecycle management of complex mission-critical IT/OT networks for government space and defense systems. Design, configure, test, troubleshoot, and deploy network solutions; perform cyber risk assessments and RMF documentation; develop threat scenarios and remediation; brief senior leaders and coordinate with program teams to ensure resilient, secure communications.

Supervise a cybersecurity section: manage staff schedules, performance, hiring recommendations, budgets, and act as POC. Develop and implement cybersecurity programs and controls, support China Lake range accreditation, collaborate with government counterparts, and perform occasional field work and travel. On-site at China Lake; U.S. citizenship required; active Secret clearance preferred.

Serve as senior engineering authority for cybersecurity across multiple mission-critical applications: design, implement, and monitor RMF/NIST-based security controls, produce accreditation documentation (eMASS), support ATO/IATT/cATO processes, and coordinate with system owners and government stakeholders to maintain continuous authorization and improve cyber posture.

Lead and maintain the city's enterprise cybersecurity posture: continuously monitor SIEM, endpoints, firewalls and cloud controls; deploy patches; manage incidents, vulnerability assessments and pen tests; enforce policies and compliance; supervise staff and vendors; administer security across on‑prem, hybrid and Azure/M365 environments; be on‑call for high‑priority incidents and produce reporting and training.

Support and improve application security by implementing and operating SAST/DAST, API and container security solutions; triage and resolve security issues; collaborate with dev and product teams; participate in on-call rotation; drive projects to completion and integrate security into DevSecOps practices.

Design, implement, and operate network and infrastructure security controls (WAF, IPS, DDoS) in production; automate deployments and validations; partner with internal teams; secure cloud and containerized environments (AWS/GCP, Kubernetes); ensure compliance with FedRAMP/DoD IL4; support U.S. Federal contracts requiring U.S. citizenship and security-clearance eligibility.

Lead application security assessments for internal and third-party apps, perform threat modeling and secure design reviews, evolve assessment methodologies, use automation and AI-enabled tools to improve testing, document findings, validate remediations, and collaborate with engineering and product teams to embed secure-by-design practices.