Top Remote Cyber Security Jobs in San Diego, CA

Lead identification and remediation of security and compliance risks, build and run a Third Party Risk Management program, ensure device and contractor environment compliance, automate processes, and support enterprise negotiations to prevent security from blocking customer acquisition.

The Splunk Engineer L2 will provide operational support, engage with users on Splunk issues, conduct support sessions, and perform log onboarding among other responsibilities.

Assist in forensic investigations across various systems, support incident response, research attack techniques, and contribute to client reports.

The Senior GRC Analyst will manage Docker's risk program, implement risk assessments, oversee compliance initiatives, and ensure AI governance. This role requires collaboration with various departments to create an effective compliance framework and risk management processes.

The Cyber Defense Infrastructure Support Specialist maintains and protects cyber defense infrastructure, ensuring operational integrity and preventing disruptions. Key responsibilities include managing security software, conducting vulnerability assessments, and monitoring network traffic for threats.

The Identity Access Management SME leads the design and governance of IAM services, ensuring secure access across environments while maintaining compliance and audit readiness. This role involves strategy, architecture, identity governance, and operational support for IAM solutions.

The Senior IT Risk and Compliance Analyst manages vendor risk, ensures compliance with regulations, documents controls, and supports risk mitigation efforts across IT teams.

The Cyber Risk Program Manager leads cyber risk management initiatives, ensuring risks are identified and managed, while promoting risk governance across the organization.

As a Session Lead, you will guide students through their Nanodegree programs, answer technical questions, manage sessions, and provide feedback on their progress while ensuring a supportive learning environment.

The Threat Intelligence Lead will develop Canonical's threat intelligence strategy, analyze threats, and collaborate with teams to enhance cybersecurity. Responsibilities include OSINT research, tracking cyber threats, and reporting findings to improve product security.