Top Remote Cybersecurity Analyst Jobs

The Cybersecurity Analyst is responsible for incident response, monitoring security incidents, analyzing data, ensuring HIPAA compliance, and collaborating with various teams to protect sensitive information.

The Cybersecurity Analyst will analyze SaaS security findings, collaborate with application owners for risk remediation, and report on the security posture.

Seeking multiple Cybersecurity Analysts to engage in security testing and architecture design, providing technical support and compliance solutions.

The Cybersecurity Analyst monitors security incidents, leads response efforts, analyzes forensic data, and ensures HIPAA compliance, while participating in a 24/7 on-call rotation.

As a Cybersecurity Incident Response Analyst, you will monitor security tools, respond to threats, and perform forensic analysis on incidents. You'll work with a diverse team to ensure rapid response and continuous improvement in security operations.

As a Cybersecurity Incident Response Analyst, you'll monitor security tools, respond to threats, collaborate with teams, and analyze logs to ensure security operations efficiency.

The Cybersecurity Analyst monitors and responds to security incidents, conducts vulnerability assessments, develops security policies, and ensures compliance with standards.

The Sr. Cybersecurity Resilience Analyst will develop and maintain SailPoint's resiliency program, lead cyber-resilience exercises, and enhance the company's resilience posture by aligning practices with industry standards.

As a Cybersecurity Analyst, you'll manage Microsoft Purview, analyze alerts, support endpoint security, and document investigations to enhance security posture for healthcare partners.

The Senior Cybersecurity Analyst will proactively hunt for advanced threats, conduct security analyses, lead incident response, and mentor junior analysts.

The role involves managing cybersecurity compliance, coordinating audits, and supporting product certification while fostering customer relationships.

Research, analyze, and predict market trends in infrastructure security and networking, providing insights to clients and presenting findings at conferences.

The Staff Analyst in Cybersecurity leads and manages projects, mentors junior analysts, and collaborates with various stakeholders to strengthen security practices.

Lead institution-wide cybersecurity risk and assurance activities, perform vulnerability management and application security testing (DAST/SAST/SCA), drive remediation (POA&M), support continuous monitoring, respond to client security questionnaires, oversee third-party risk and data governance, and serve as AIR's HIPAA Security Officer.