Top Remote Entry Level Cybersecurity Jobs

Performs application security assessments, penetration testing, secure code reviews, vulnerability analysis, and remediation validation across web applications, APIs, microservices, and backend systems. Produces detailed security reports, prioritizes risks, recommends mitigations, and communicates findings to technical and executive stakeholders. The role supports secure-by-design practices throughout the SDLC and evaluates modern cloud-native, containerized, and DevSecOps environments.

Monitor systems and networks in a global 24/7 security operations environment, investigate and respond to cyber incidents, analyze post-event activity, assess vulnerabilities, and deploy countermeasures. The role requires familiarity with cloud security controls, threat intelligence, operating systems, network and web technologies, scripting, penetration testing tools, and vulnerability management. Strong analytical, communication, collaboration, and problem-solving skills are essential.

Secure and scale internal IT infrastructure by administering Google Workspace, identity and SSO systems, endpoint management, AWS IAM, VPN access, secrets management, and Infrastructure as Code. The role develops security policies, enforces CMMC and NIST frameworks, conducts vulnerability assessments, investigates incidents, and supports compliance audits across macOS, Linux, and Windows environments.

Own customer technical issues through resolution, troubleshoot complex network and security problems, mentor support engineers, create knowledge articles, and advocate for customers. Collaborate with engineering, product, customer success, and professional services teams while supporting cloud-based network security solutions and designated customer programs.

Supports cybersecurity across the software development lifecycle for a federal TAK product center. Responsibilities include SOC monitoring, log analysis, threat detection, vulnerability assessments, incident response, threat analysis, security documentation, policy development, and NIST/FISMA compliance assessments. The role requires collaboration with development and site reliability teams, Security+ certification, an active T5 investigation, and willingness to work in a federal or DoD environment.

Build AI-driven systems for blockchain security, including smart contract analysis, vulnerability discovery, exploit analysis, threat detection, and security investigations. Develop AI agents that reason over codebases, protocol interactions, transactions, and wallet activity. Collaborate with security researchers and infrastructure teams on monitoring and incident response while researching blockchain attack techniques, Web3 infrastructure, and AI security trends.

Own the application security program strategy, roadmap, architecture standards, tooling, threat modeling, security champions program, and developer training. Integrate security tools into CI/CD pipelines, manage findings and remediation, coordinate penetration testing, maintain audit evidence, and report risk and program metrics to leadership. Operate autonomously while influencing development, infrastructure security, IT leadership, and external vendors. Support secure AI adoption and risk-based security decisions across the organization.

Serves as a security subject matter expert supporting sales teams and customers. The role assesses security environments, facilitates incident response and investigations, demonstrates Varonis capabilities, supports threat detection evaluations, develops technical enablement materials, communicates product updates, and gathers customer feedback for product improvement. Strong expertise in cloud and self-hosted network security, Microsoft security ecosystems, identity management, SIEM, SOAR, and threat detection is required.

Leads the Defenders cybersecurity team while remaining hands-on in threat hunting, threat intelligence, compromise assessments, DFIR, MDR, tabletop exercises, and threat modeling. Applies frontier and locally deployed AI models to improve investigations, automation, and security service delivery. Manages and mentors cybersecurity professionals, develops operational methodologies, and collaborates with leadership to strengthen consulting and managed security capabilities.

Analyze, debug, and secure diverse codebases; implement features; refactor legacy software; conduct audits and penetration tests; optimize backend performance; and document findings to improve AI training datasets.