Top Remote Cyber Security Jobs in Washington, DC

Leads enterprise data protection initiatives, including data classification, DLP policy management, eDiscovery support, insider threat investigations, and data governance. Uses behavioral analytics, audit logs, SIEM, UEBA, and forensic tools to identify misuse and leakage. Develops security controls, incident response playbooks, and compliance updates while collaborating with Legal, HR, and Compliance. Participates in threat-hunting and red, blue, and purple team exercises. Requires five-plus years of relevant experience and eligibility for a Top Secret clearance.

Lead AppViewX's agentic identity security strategy and technical pre-sales: evangelize externally, design/demo flagship AIS environments and POCs, enable and certify global SE teams, advise product roadmap, and drive high-stakes enterprise engagements with CISOs/CTOs and analysts.

Lead remediation of MQ security vulnerabilities on mainframe systems for a regulated financial services client. Design and implement Broadcom Top Secret access controls, security patterns, and governance across batch processing, CICS, user permissions, and third-party integrations. Collaborate with mainframe and MQ engineers, document security standards, and complete audit remediation within strict deadlines.

The Information Security Analyst will manage security operations, penetration testing, antivirus and SIEM tools, security assessments, AI-system risk evaluations, business continuity improvements, and compliance frameworks including SOC 2, NIST, and CJIS. The role also delivers security training, evaluates vendors, responds to security questionnaires and RFPs, and partners with IT, engineering, sales, and product teams. U.S. citizenship and FBI fingerprint and background checks are required.

Manage cybersecurity incident response projects from initiation through completion, coordinating DFIR, advisory, IT, legal, HR, clients, and vendors. Responsibilities include project planning, stakeholder communication, risk and issue management, resource allocation, budgets, incident response artifacts, compliance, post-incident reviews, and continuous improvement. The role also supports cybersecurity frameworks, tools, and after-hours rotational coverage for critical incidents.

Conduct information security and compliance audits for financial institutions, evaluating policies, procedures, controls, cybersecurity practices, and regulatory requirements. Prepare client reports, support security assessments, manage audit engagements from kickoff through follow-up, communicate findings, maintain cybersecurity knowledge, improve audit processes, and occasionally perform onsite testing. The role is remote with minimal annual travel and requires residence in an eligible state.

Lead post-sales implementation of cybersecurity solutions, integrating Blumira with customer security tools and infrastructure. Provide technical discovery, security assessments, troubleshooting, implementation roadmaps, and guidance on improving cybersecurity maturity. Partner with Customer Success and Account Management to drive adoption, customer value, expansion, and retention. Maintain technical documentation, monitor customer health, support product feedback, and mentor teammates while staying current on cybersecurity threats and practices.

The Privacy Manager leads privacy-by-design initiatives for wearable technology, translating privacy laws and requirements into technical and operational controls. Responsibilities include conducting PIAs and DPIAs, maintaining privacy policies, coordinating risk remediation, supporting data governance and incident response, reviewing vendors, monitoring regulatory changes, and delivering privacy training. The role partners extensively with Legal, Product, Engineering, IT, Security, and external vendors to operationalize privacy compliance throughout product development.

Lead cloud security strategy and engineering across AWS infrastructure, applications, data, Kubernetes, CI/CD, and cloud-native systems. Design security controls for identity, networking, workloads, secrets, monitoring, and vulnerability management; automate guardrails; assess broader risks and attack paths; guide architecture and incident response; define security metrics; and influence engineering teams through technical leadership and communication.

Owns IT systems administration and security operations for a fully remote workforce. Responsibilities include managing Microsoft 365 and Google Workspace, endpoint and identity platforms, security tools, access controls, threat monitoring, incident response, vulnerability management, compliance evidence, disaster recovery, vendor relationships, reporting, and operational roadmaps.