Top Cyber Security Jobs in Salt Lake City, UT

Build developer-facing security services and tools, partner with engineering teams through the SSDLC to threat model and review code, and contribute to security automation (static analysis, vulnerability management, asset inventory) to help Cedar scale secure patient-facing products.

Lead multi-year product strategy for non-human identity and access across MongoDB Atlas, core database, and developer platforms. Drive workload identity federation, programmatic access, AI agent authorization, and developer-first access management. Partner with engineering, UX, and GTM to validate enterprise requirements, prioritize initiatives, and measure adoption. Represent MongoDB externally and mentor PMs to elevate product quality.

Lead applied research on agentic AI for cybersecurity: develop efficient post-trained models, agent designs, and rigorous evaluation/verification. Partner with security teams to translate research into products, run experiments, and publish novel techniques.

Lead solution sales for Microsoft Security with enterprise customers: identify opportunities, build solutions and business cases, manage senior relationships and pipeline, collaborate with partners and internal teams, forecast and pursue high-potential accounts, and obtain relevant product/role certifications.

Secure Windows products and devices through offensive security research, code and design reviews, penetration testing, vulnerability discovery, fuzzing, and mitigation development. Build reusable security review tools, identify vulnerabilities in operating system features and native applications, collaborate with Windows engineering teams on durable defenses, engage security researchers, and communicate the business value of security investments.

Supports enterprise cybersecurity and GRC programs through third-party risk assessments, security testing coordination, corrective action tracking, policy development, compliance support, incident response planning, disaster recovery exercises, and enforcement of technical and administrative controls. Partners with engineering, operations, managed security providers, and internal stakeholders to strengthen security posture across cloud and hybrid environments.

Manage and lead engineering teams building endpoint security software: define and execute roadmaps, oversee SDLC and ISMS compliance, remove blockers, drive secure coding, coordinate with product and architects, recruit and develop staff, and manage budgets and operations.

Leads cybersecurity execution across Danaher’s global Life Sciences operating companies. Owns cyber strategy implementation, risk and vulnerability management, security architecture, assurance, certifications, data and application security, product security coordination, M&A cyber integration, and OT/manufacturing security. Builds globally distributed security teams, manages matrixed stakeholders, supports regulated environments, and oversees cyber PMO performance. The role is based in Washington, D.C., remote/hybrid, and requires 25–30% international travel.

Build and deploy highly reliable endpoint security agents for Windows, macOS, and Linux. Lead technical execution, system design, architecture documentation, code quality, performance, and reliability initiatives. Mentor engineers and collaborate with Product, Security, and DevOps teams. The role requires strong systems programming, operating system internals, cybersecurity, threat detection, security data processing, and technical leadership experience.

Own the full lifecycle of enterprise cybersecurity accounts, from deployment planning and integrations through adoption, renewal, and expansion. Serve as the primary technical contact for security, engineering, and IT stakeholders. Guide vulnerability management workflows, cloud and scanning-tool integrations, remediation prioritization, and compliance reporting. Translate customer feedback into product improvements and create scalable onboarding playbooks.

Supports application security and information systems for a large healthcare organization. Analyzes user requirements, develops and implements system solutions, manages moderately complex projects, coordinates project teams, establishes system procedures, and provides guidance to less experienced staff. Collaborates with internal teams, vendors, and stakeholders across multiple facilities. Epic accreditation or certification is required, along with industry experience and a related bachelor's degree.

Lead product strategy, roadmap, and delivery for AI-native security experiences. Partner with engineering, security research, design, and data science teams to translate emerging technologies into customer value. Establish operational readiness practices covering release governance, risk management, quality reviews, incident learning, executive readiness, onboarding, adoption, and partner success. Drive complex cross-organizational programs and ensure scalable, reliable launches and measurable customer outcomes.

Provides L1 technical support for enterprise customers using cloud email and SaaS security platforms. Resolves configuration, API, integration, false-positive, and threat investigation issues through troubleshooting and log analysis. Communicates root causes and recommendations, partners with Engineering and Product, supports onboarding, maintains knowledge documentation, and identifies recurring customer issues. Requires 4+ years of cybersecurity, SaaS, or enterprise technical support experience, strong email security and cloud ecosystem knowledge, API troubleshooting skills, and excellent communication.

Own FAR.AI’s internal IT and security function, including accounts, devices, identity and access management, onboarding, offboarding, office networking, support, endpoint hardening, data protection, governance, and vendor risk. The role will remediate security gaps using threat modeling, automate self-service infrastructure, partner across teams, communicate and manage change, and hire and lead an IT Coordinator.

Designs and advances security architecture for Microsoft’s enterprise productivity environment. The role assesses evolving risk, analyzes systems and telemetry, develops reusable security patterns and tooling, partners with engineering teams on deployment, communicates risk and tradeoffs, and establishes priorities and roadmaps amid incomplete information.

The VP and CISO will establish and lead the enterprise information security program, define security strategy and roadmap, oversee security architecture, policies, compliance, risk management, third-party partners, and security operations. The role advises executives and the Board, manages distributed security teams, engages regulators and auditors, and translates cybersecurity risks into strategic business decisions.

Leads company-wide security governance, compliance, internal IT, risk management, audits, access controls, vendor security, cloud technology standards, incident preparedness, and AI governance. Manages a small team and service providers while remaining hands-on with security and IT operations. Owns SOC 2 Type II and ISO 27001 programs, supports customer security assurance, and establishes ownership, service, and sourcing frameworks across the company.

Supports federal cybersecurity governance, risk management, Authority to Operate processes, continuous monitoring, vulnerability remediation, incident coordination, and compliance with NIST, FISMA, DHS, and ICE requirements. Maintains security plans, risk registers, POA&M records, and audit artifacts while advising leadership and coordinating with system owners, project managers, vendors, and technical teams. The role provides advisory and validation support rather than system configuration or operational control.

Leads R1’s enterprise security technology strategy and execution, overseeing security architecture, engineering, IAM, cloud security, threat and exposure management, offensive security, AI security, incident preparedness, and security transformation. Partners with executive and cross-functional leaders, manages budgets and investments, develops senior talent, and presents security risk and performance metrics. The role requires modernizing security capabilities across a complex, regulated organization while supporting growth, integrations, acquisitions, and new ventures.

Leads cybersecurity engineering and Risk Management Framework implementation for government systems. Responsibilities include resolving cybersecurity risks, reviewing security testing and validation documentation, developing technical architectures and requirements, supporting audits and design reviews, validating security controls, hardening systems, and securing system interconnections. The role requires extensive cybersecurity experience, DHS and FISMA High expertise, technical leadership, U.S. citizenship, and public-trust-equivalent background eligibility.

Own and implement application security across the software development lifecycle for multiple product lines. Define security controls, validation gates, standards, and guardrails; conduct architecture reviews; enhance CI/CD security; triage SAST, SCA, and penetration-testing findings; support incident response; maintain FedRAMP and CJIS compliance; and represent security practices in audits and customer engagements.

Ten-week technology risk internship supporting data aggregation, risk analysis, dashboards, control testing, risk assessments, evidence collection, remediation recommendations, and reporting automation. Interns will analyze ServiceNow, GRC, incident, and control data; identify emerging risk trends; assist with documentation and stakeholder coordination; and apply AI prompt engineering to synthesize datasets. The program includes mentorship, leadership exposure, professional development, and potential conversion to a full-time technology and security development program.

Supports cybersecurity, security engineering, IAM, resilience, risk management, control reviews, audits, security monitoring, incident readiness, access governance, documentation, and regulatory research. The 10-week internship provides hands-on exposure to enterprise security architecture, authentication initiatives, cybersecurity frameworks, business continuity, and security operations while developing collaboration, reporting, and project-management skills.

Leads 24/7 security operations for federal Oracle systems, including SIEM configuration, threat intelligence, log analysis, digital forensics, incident response, security posture assessments, and audit-log retention. Coordinates with ISSOs on RMF and authorization activities, develops detection rules and playbooks, reports SOC metrics, and manages operational staffing, coaching, escalations, remediation, and compliance evidence.

Leads enterprise information security architecture strategy and design across network, application, data, identity, on-premises, hybrid, and cloud environments. Assesses risks, develops mitigation strategies, integrates advanced security technologies, automates security capabilities, and establishes identity and access management best practices. Influences stakeholders, drives organizational change, mentors technical teams, and ensures security initiatives align with business objectives and regulatory requirements.