Top Remote Senior Level Cybersecurity & IT Jobs

Execute and support an agency-level cybersecurity program. Responsibilities include administering RSA Archer, architecting cybersecurity solutions, troubleshooting security issues, developing remediation recommendations, managing workstations and servers, analyzing security architectures, and advising on NIST, FISMA, information security, privacy, and cloud guidelines. The role also involves security documentation, stakeholder coordination, and security information and event management.

Designs and delivers Qualys-based security and compliance solutions for enterprise customers across cloud and on-premises environments. Supports technical sales engagements, proofs of concept, architecture workshops, proposals, deployment health checks, and customer advisory activities. The role addresses asset and vulnerability management, patching, compliance, threat detection, application security, and remediation. It also contributes to product roadmap feedback, sales enablement, technical content, field training, and industry events, with at least 30% customer travel.

Administer enterprise Active Directory and RBAC services for more than 50,000 users across on-premises and cloud environments. Manage authentication, authorization, access control lists, group policies, domains, organizational units, and security groups. Coordinate access requests and issues, maintain account management processes, and develop ITIL-aligned administration procedures and standards. The role requires a Secret clearance, Microsoft identity certification, and up to 10% travel.

Monitor and secure federal cloud environments across AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud. Perform cloud threat hunting, log analysis, incident response, and develop cloud security playbooks and monitoring use cases. Ensure cloud logs are integrated with SIEM tools, tune detection systems, establish KPIs, support threat information sharing, and assist with cloud SOC tool deployment and proof-of-concept efforts.

Manage, maintain, and troubleshoot enterprise security technologies while monitoring, detecting, investigating, and remediating security incidents. Perform digital forensics, threat hunting, vulnerability and risk assessments, audits, compliance checks, evidence preservation, and root cause analysis. Collaborate with internal teams and third parties, implement new security solutions, create security documentation, and support incident response during regular and on-call hours.

Leads end-to-end Cisco Duo MFA and access management engagements, including architecture, deployment, integrations, migrations, automation, device trust, security reviews, documentation, and client handoff. Supports Okta and Ping Identity projects, contributes to presales activities, owns technical delivery, mentors junior engineers, and manages client communication. The role integrates identity platforms with VPNs, cloud services, applications, directories, endpoint management tools, and enterprise infrastructure.

Provides independent second-line oversight of enterprise technology risk, challenging first-line risk assessments, controls, ratings, and remediation. Monitors risk appetite alignment, indicators, emerging risks, incidents, and governance activities; conducts thematic reviews; escalates material exposures; supports executive and Board reporting; and advises technology, cybersecurity, legal, compliance, audit, and ERM stakeholders while maintaining independence.

Leads and matures the organization’s third-party risk management program, including vendor onboarding, risk assessments, continuous monitoring, remediation, contract security requirements, regulatory alignment, reporting, and executive risk guidance. Partners with Information Security, Legal, Compliance, Procurement, Privacy, and business teams to manage vendor security, privacy, operational, continuity, and concentration risks.

Owns perimeter, cloud, email, identity, endpoint, and detection defenses across AWS and Azure. Responsibilities include managing WAF and bot controls, writing Terraform, operating SIEM and EDR/MDR tooling, developing detections, responding to incidents, administering email security and MDM, advancing Zero Trust, supporting penetration testing, and using AI-assisted tools for security automation. The role requires strong compliance experience, on-call incident response participation, and hands-on security engineering skills.

Designs, implements, and maintains security controls across enterprise Azure environments. Responsibilities include securing cloud infrastructure, identities, applications, networks, data, and DevOps pipelines; managing Azure security tools and IAM controls; identifying vulnerabilities; developing monitoring and detection capabilities; investigating incidents; reviewing infrastructure-as-code; supporting compliance; automating security processes; and mentoring junior engineers.