Top Remote Cybersecurity Analyst Jobs

As a Cyber Security Analyst, you will protect computer networks by monitoring and responding to threats, analyzing vulnerabilities, managing risks, implementing security strategies, conducting audits, and documenting breaches. You will also research security enhancements and recommend them to management.

The Senior Enterprise Security Consultant will identify and mitigate security vulnerabilities within client networks, conduct penetration tests, lead Red Team engagements, create detailed reports, and mentor junior testers, all while staying updated on cybersecurity trends and technologies.

The OT Cybersecurity Consultant leads assessments of security capabilities in OT environments, conducts hands-on system assessments, develops security improvement recommendations, communicates security requirements to clients, and participates in testing new security designs. They ensure compliance with industry best practices and contribute to organizational change management.

As a Cyber Security Advisor, you will support the development and delivery of cybersecurity services aimed at reducing risks for policyholders. Responsibilities include advising clients on managing cyber risks, analyzing vulnerabilities, collaborating with underwriting teams, and enhancing cybersecurity services.

The IT Security Analyst will enhance Wpromote's security posture by collaborating with security vendors for SOC 2 compliance and advancing CIS CSC controls. Responsibilities include developing security processes, conducting security evaluations, and optimizing SOC 2 engagements. Experience with application security and security auditing is desired.

The Security Analyst (MDR) role involves providing first-line security monitoring services to Managed Detection & Response customers. Responsibilities include operating and tuning security monitoring tools, analyzing potential indicators of compromise, escalating malicious activity, participating in incident investigation and response, and maintaining customer relationships.

The Senior Information Assurance Specialist will provide cybersecurity services for the Department of Energy, conducting analysis, documenting processes, and developing recommendations for cybersecurity policy and governance. Responsibilities include risk management assessments, maintaining cybersecurity documentation, and presenting metrics and findings effectively.