Top Remote Cybersecurity Analyst Jobs

Lead design, development, and maintenance of Splunk SOAR playbooks, automations, and custom actions. Integrate SOAR with security tools and cloud platforms, deploy AI-assisted analyst workflows, identify automation opportunities with SOC and incident response teams, mentor analysts, and evaluate emerging AI and security automation trends.

Modernize DoD RMF and ATO packages for Google Cloud, Google Workspace, and ServiceNow GCC-High environments. Conduct gap analyses, develop SSPs, SARs, POA&Ms, and continuous monitoring plans, validate Rev. 5 control narratives, map evidence in ServiceNow GRC, evaluate FedRAMP inheritance, and document organizational risk and authorization decisions.

Protect internal and client environments through security operations, incident response, vulnerability management, risk assessments, security monitoring, audits, and continuous improvement. The role investigates alerts and incidents, maintains security controls, supports firewall and cloud security, manages awareness training, develops documentation, and communicates risks and mitigation strategies to stakeholders. This fully remote position supports healthcare organizations in strengthening their cybersecurity posture.

Supports cybersecurity assessments, accreditation, compliance audits, risk assessments, security testing, control implementation, and remediation activities. The intern documents policy and incident response gaps, maintains remediation data, tests security controls, and collaborates with senior cybersecurity professionals on compliance action plans. This is a full-time, on-site internship in Irvine, California, running June 7 through August 6, 2027.

Leads second-shift cybersecurity operations within a 24/7 SOC, analyzing security events, intrusion activity, anomalous behavior, and incidents using SIEM and EDR tools. Oversees incident documentation, escalation, threat hunting, intelligence gathering, correlation content, and detection tuning. Manages shift operations by training, mentoring, delegating work to analysts, approving timecards and expenses, tracking performance, and ensuring coverage.

Investigates and responds to high-severity cybersecurity incidents across identification, containment, eradication, recovery, and lessons learned. Performs endpoint, network, and cloud forensics; malware analysis; threat hunting; and root-cause assessments. Documents findings, presents reports, collaborates with technical and business teams, improves detection content and response playbooks, and supports automation and AI capabilities within the incident response program.

Supports cybersecurity planning, assessments, implementation, compliance, and continuous monitoring for Air Force infrastructure modernization. Coordinates RMF activities, DISA STIG validation, NIST control analysis, vulnerability remediation, POA&M development, eMASS documentation, accreditation packages, and cybersecurity reviews. The role validates controls throughout deployment and operational transition, collaborates with ISSMs and engineering teams, and requires active Secret clearance, DoD IAM/IAT certification, and 35% travel.

Provides cybersecurity information assurance expertise across acquisition and sustainment programs. Advises DLA organizations on IA architecture, controls, boundary defense, access-control standards, and enterprise IA solutions. Supports IT service strategy, project management, documentation, reporting, and compliance using Microsoft tools. Requires Secret clearance, relevant C&A experience, IT management background, and specified cybersecurity and networking certifications.

Supports federal and DoD-aligned cybersecurity compliance through RMF documentation, security control assessments, continuous monitoring, audit preparation, vulnerability tracking, and remediation validation. Maintains SSPs, POA&Ms, SARs, RARs, compliance evidence, dashboards, and assessment records. Collaborates with ISSOs, engineers, ISSMs, and mission stakeholders to support ATO sustainment, security testing, control validation, and accurate reporting.

Support DoD authorization and cybersecurity assessments for ESS and EKC systems. Apply NIST 800-53 controls, DoD STIGs, security control documentation, vulnerability severity assessment, continuous monitoring, and system authorization processes. Collaborate with ISSMs, product management, and development teams on architecture, testing, compliance, and production-ready system delivery.

Supports federal cybersecurity governance, compliance reporting, analytics, and documentation management. Responsibilities include developing Power BI dashboards, validating cybersecurity data, producing recurring status reports, writing and editing technical documentation, conducting Section 508 reviews, maintaining SharePoint content, coordinating policy and control updates, and creating executive briefings and newsletters. The role also supports working groups, collaboration tools, proposal development, and internal reporting initiatives.

Designs and delivers cybersecurity and Zero Trust training for NIH professionals and the general workforce. Responsibilities include applying ADDIE, creating course materials and SCORM e-learning modules, producing microlearning videos, ensuring Section 508 compliance, co-facilitating training, analyzing evaluations, and contributing to final training documentation. The role requires cybersecurity training experience, federal client support, e-learning authoring expertise, accessibility knowledge, and the ability to explain technical concepts clearly.

Monitor and analyze SIEM alerts, respond to security incidents and client tickets, troubleshoot vulnerabilities and malware, and provide recommendations to strengthen client security postures. Maintain application, web, and infrastructure security controls; collaborate with clients, vendors, and IT professionals; monitor vulnerability intelligence; and produce technical status reports and contract deliverables.

Analyze cybersecurity and continuous-diagnostics data to identify vulnerabilities, control gaps, asset issues, and risk trends. Validate and normalize data, reconcile asset and vulnerability records, develop dashboards and reports, and provide remediation recommendations. Coordinate with system owners and security teams to resolve discrepancies and verify remediation. Document analytical methods, data definitions, assumptions, and results.

Assess cybersecurity supply-chain risks involving vendors, products, software, services, and third-party dependencies. Document security requirements, findings, mitigations, and risk decisions; review supplier evidence, provenance, vulnerabilities, and remediation plans; coordinate with acquisition, engineering, legal, security, and program stakeholders; and continuously monitor supplier risks, threats, and corrective actions.

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

The Senior Cybersecurity Analyst & Threat Hunter will proactively identify and neutralize threats, conduct incident response, and mentor junior analysts, enhancing the company's security posture.

Monitor security alerts and analyze logs and network traffic to detect threats. Escalate incidents to senior teams, document remediation steps, and participate in ongoing training. Work 24/7 shift schedule in a SOC environment.

Supports the PCI Compliance Team by gathering and analyzing data, identifying trends, developing solutions, collaborating with cybersecurity, technology, and business teams, and providing recommendations to maintain PCI and payment compliance. The role helps improve internal processes, awareness, prioritization, remediation guidance, and protection of customer payment information.

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

Leads research and client advisory on securing artificial intelligence and generative AI systems. Develops written research, presentations, market analysis, and actionable cybersecurity guidance; evaluates AI security controls, standards, governance practices, and supporting technology markets. Represents Gartner as an industry expert, supports sales and research teams, reviews content, presents at events, and collaborates with research peers.

Supports enterprise cybersecurity through security monitoring, incident response coordination, vulnerability management, risk assessments, compliance reviews, policy maintenance, security awareness training, and HIPAA-related privacy compliance. The role collaborates with IT leadership, business units, and vendors to implement security controls, develop metrics and reports, improve cybersecurity initiatives, and protect organizational systems and sensitive data.

Leads cybersecurity engineering, tools, and emerging technology initiatives. Evaluates and integrates security tools, researches threats and vulnerabilities, conducts risk assessments, develops technical recommendations, mentors engineers, supports OT cybersecurity, establishes engineering standards, automates processes, and maintains enterprise cybersecurity reporting through Power BI, Splunk, and Microsoft Sentinel dashboards.

The Cybersecurity Operations Analyst oversees monitoring and logging, incident response, conducts forensic investigations, and supports compliance with cybersecurity regulations to maintain defense posture.

Lead research and advisory on how emerging technologies (AI, quantum, blockchain, cloud-native, edge) reshape enterprise cybersecurity. Produce research, vendor analysis, frameworks, and client-facing presentations; advise CIOs/CISOs; mentor analysts; collaborate globally and drive research process improvements.