Top Cyber Security Jobs in St. Louis, MO

The Information Security Engineer will enhance security programs, tackle complex security issues, collaborate on security architecture, and engage in risk management initiatives.

As a Principal Threat Intelligence Analyst, you will manage physical security threats, develop intelligence feeds, and automate workflows to protect Circle's assets.

The Cyber Security Incident Response Engineer will handle incident detection, analysis, and response, ensuring compliance with security standards and collaborating with SOC members.

As a Cybersecurity Data Analysis Specialist, you will analyze security data, support enterprise audit solutions, and interact with various audit technologies.

The role involves leading the design and implementation of security intelligence solutions, managing multiple projects, and mentoring team members to enhance security operations for clients.

The Director of Security Engineering will oversee application and platform security initiatives, manage a security engineering team, and ensure compliance with security standards like PCI-DSS and SOC2.

The role involves managing global security incidents, driving response systems, conducting threat hunting, and maintaining stakeholder communication in a high-performing security team.

Responsible for endpoint security, including designing, implementing, and maintaining security controls across devices. The role includes threat detection, incident response, and compliance with regulations like HIPAA.

Seeking a Cyber Security/Cloud Security Engineer to design, deploy, and manage AWS infrastructure, focusing on security principles, cloud-native applications, and compliance with regulations.

The Threat Intelligence Consultant will deliver cybersecurity solutions, conduct threat research, support investigations, and advise clients on threat intelligence programs.

As an App Sec Lead, you'll build and mature an application security program, conduct code reviews, select security tools, and partner with engineering teams to ensure software security.

The role involves securing blockchain smart contracts through audits and vulnerability analysis, while staying updated with technology trends.

Lead and manage the Department of Defense information system security program, focusing on RMF lifecycle, IL5 compliance, and team mentorship.

The GRC Program Manager will oversee GRC programs, manage project documentation, coordinate with stakeholders, and support strategic planning efforts. Responsibilities include driving project execution, developing metrics, and enhancing program maturity while ensuring compliance with governance and risk requirements.

The IT Security Engineer will manage cybersecurity operations, ensure compliance with standards, and enhance security in cloud infrastructure at VentureWell.

The Chief Information Security Officer will lead global security strategy, focusing on information security, risk management, and compliance across TiDB's offerings.

Perform security reviews on smart contracts and blockchain infrastructure, analyze designs for vulnerabilities, and collaborate with teams for secure product delivery.

The Senior AI Information Security Analyst will develop AI compliance strategies, manage audits, advance policy development, and mentor team members while ensuring AI safety and security adherence across the organization.

Perform end-to-end security services focusing on blockchain systems, conduct manual code reviews, and engage with clients on security strategies.

As a Security Engineer, you'll conduct security evaluations, identify vulnerabilities in blockchain systems, review frameworks, and simulate network behaviors.

The Risk Advisor will oversee customer engagements, conduct quantitative risk analysis, and require extensive experience in cybersecurity and risk management.

The SecOps Observability Engineer at GuidePoint Security focuses on cybersecurity observability, log management, incident response, and collaboration within the SOC to enhance security posture and risk management.

The Offensive Security Engineer will tackle security projects, develop methodologies and exploits, and enhance Chariot capabilities in offensive security.

Lead the Enterprise Security team, developing and executing security policies, managing risks, and ensuring compliance to improve overall security posture.

The Security Engineer will lead security reviews, manage vulnerabilities, build automation tools, and collaborate with teams to secure cloud infrastructure.