Top Remote Senior Level Cybersecurity Jobs in Columbus, OH

Serve as the Wing Information Assurance Officer for Advanced Programs, managing security for classified AIS and LAN/WAN systems. Develop and apply DoD/USAF security policy, certify special access AIS, administer network accounts and firewalls, conduct training, inspections, vulnerability assessments, and incident reporting. Provide technical support, configuration oversight, and security briefings to ensure protection of Top Secret/SAP/SCI information and system integrity.

The Solution Architect will lead strategic integrations, manage cloud-based integrations, collaborate across teams, and drive revenue growth through technology partnerships.

The Threat Intelligence Lead will develop Canonical's threat intelligence strategy, analyze threats, and collaborate with teams to enhance cybersecurity. Responsibilities include OSINT research, tracking cyber threats, and reporting findings to improve product security.

Senior Associates are responsible for executing cybersecurity assessments, managing clients, and ensuring compliance with various standards, primarily CMMC and NIST. They may supervise team members and are involved in a range of projects requiring technical expertise and strong client relationships.

Lead the founding of Zero Proof: define product and technical strategy for a cryptographic verification layer, recruit a C‑level team, and build a secure, auditable platform for agentic commerce.

The Microsoft Purview Administrator will manage and maintain Microsoft Purview applications, implement data governance policies, and ensure data protection in a classified environment.

Sell SecurityScorecard's cybersecurity ratings to net-new enterprise accounts (5,000+ employees or $750M+ revenue). Own a $1.75M net-new ARR quota, drive MEDDPIC-led discovery, navigate complex buying committees and channel-assisted deals, and maintain accurate pipeline and forecasts.

The Senior Pre-Sales Solutions Architect collaborates with sales and engineering teams to provide technical solutions, conduct demos, and document requirements for security and identity products.

Lead RMF/FedRAMP/ATO accreditation efforts for DoD systems; develop and implement security policies and controls; perform risk assessments, vulnerability scanning, and STIG/ACAS-based testing; produce SSPs/SARs and compliance artifacts; integrate security into SDLC and support compliance-as-code and continuous monitoring.

The Director of DFIR will lead a team managing cyber incident responses, mentor staff, and develop client relationships, ensuring effective incident management.