Top Remote Cyber Security Jobs in Washington, DC

Manage complex digital event investigations and digital forensics engagements, supporting cases from scoping through closure. Responsibilities include forensic analysis, incident response, project and resource management, client communication, quality oversight, litigation support, mentoring junior staff, and coordinating concurrent assignments. The role requires expertise in computer, mobile, and cloud forensics, strong communication skills, commercial judgment, and availability to travel to client sites.

Design and scale security infrastructure across cloud platforms, Kubernetes, CI/CD, endpoints, identity, and secrets management. Build AI governance controls addressing model risk, bias, reliability, and patient safety. Establish secure engineering standards, reusable controls, and golden paths while translating security risks for technical and business stakeholders. Partner with engineering, product, clinical, legal, and executive leaders to prioritize security workstreams and strengthen compliance across a regulated healthcare platform.

Leads global cyber defense across incident response, threat intelligence, detection engineering, and data security investigations. Sets strategy, budgets, metrics, and operating priorities; manages managers and develops security teams. Directs major incident response, tabletop exercises, threat intelligence programs, SIEM and EDR detection capabilities, automation, and sensitive data investigations. Partners with Legal, Privacy, HR, executives, law enforcement, and external counsel while ensuring compliance with global privacy regulations.

Lead cybersecurity for software deployed in federal and DoD environments. Manage RMF and ATO activities, STIG implementation, vulnerability remediation, FedRAMP and FISMA compliance, POA&Ms, SSPs, incident response, SIEM monitoring, and threat modeling. Integrate security testing into CI/CD pipelines, coordinate with government security stakeholders, and guide engineering teams on secure design, compliance, and remediation requirements.

Provides cyber threat intelligence services for a customer at Fort Belvoir. Conducts intelligence requirements development, OSINT collection, all-source research, threat analysis, and reporting. Supports SOC operations, vulnerability assessment, incident response, and 24/7 monitoring. Tracks threat actors, malware, attack vectors, and TTPs; maps cyber activity to global events; prepares RFIs; and briefs technical staff, executives, and senior government leaders. Collaborates with customers, Trellix teams, and partners as a trusted cybersecurity advisor.

Owns operational capabilities for FedRAMP-regulated cloud environments, including monitoring, alerting, backup and recovery, continuous compliance evidence, incident response, and automation. The role leads major incident command, improves runbooks and operational standards, supports client-facing service delivery, partners on transitions to managed operations, and mentors engineers. Requires deep cloud operations, observability, infrastructure-as-code, resilience engineering, security-control frameworks, and senior escalation experience.

Talent network opportunity for professionals interested in cybersecurity and related disciplines, including software development, security, product management, sales, marketing, customer success, business operations, and customer support. Candidates should submit a resume and cover letter specifying areas of interest. The company offers fully remote work, flexible hours, unlimited vacation, insurance, and retirement benefits.

Leads application security engineering for enterprise systems, including SAST and DAST scanning, security control implementation, web application protection, and pipeline development. Uses Veracode, Burp tools, Linux, and programming or scripting languages to identify and remediate vulnerabilities. Applies OWASP, CVSS, CWE, federal compliance standards, and secure architecture practices while supporting scalable digital transformation initiatives. Requires Public Trust eligibility and U.S. citizenship.

Designs, implements, configures, and supports enterprise cybersecurity solutions across IAM, endpoint, network, email, application, cloud, and security awareness domains. Conducts vulnerability assessments, threat hunting, incident investigation, security tool tuning, policy development, and security architecture reviews. Serves as a security subject matter expert on technology projects, collaborates with an MSSP, provides incident escalation support, and maintains availability for critical security operations.

Develop and maintain Marine Corps FRCS enterprise and reference architectures, focusing on OT cybersecurity, SDN/SDA, segmentation, continuous monitoring, RMF authorization, and compliance. Coordinate stakeholders, CSSP responsibilities, governance documents, MOAs, SLAs, POA&Ms, security plans, and portfolio management artifacts. Support architecture working groups, workshops, briefings, training, and cybersecurity assessments. Analyze OT protocols and security postures, advise on ICS/SCADA compliance, monitor emerging threats, and travel to Marine Corps installations as needed.