Top Cyber Security Jobs in Washington, DC

The Cyber Security Specialist will implement security measures, conduct assessments, monitor systems, and provide training to ensure compliance with security standards.

Investigate and solve complex security issues, perform technical assessments, monitor threats, and implement security improvement projects.

The Offensive Security Engineer will perform penetration testing, threat modeling, and code reviews, while improving security standards and collaborating with engineering teams to ensure secure infrastructure and applications.

As a Senior Threat Intelligence Analyst, you will monitor cyber threats, analyzing East Asian adversaries' TTPs while collaborating with teams to enhance threat intelligence insights.

As the Senior Operations Manager for CI & Security Investigations, you will lead initiatives to identify and mitigate threats, develop risk assessment frameworks, and manage a team while advising leadership on critical security matters.

The Principal Integrated Cybersecurity Architect leads cybersecurity architecture principles, advises engineering teams on secure product development, and mentors others while ensuring compliance with security standards.

Lead and manage the Privileged Access Management program, focusing on securing privileged identities in hybrid and cloud environments by fostering team excellence and overseeing strategic execution.

The IAM Principal Secrets Management Architect leads design and implementation of scalable secrets management solutions, focusing on HashiCorp Vault and integrating with PAM and DevSecOps environments.

The Endpoint Security Master oversees deployment, availability, and optimization of endpoint security tools, drives overall security strategy, and collaborates with teams to secure endpoint infrastructure across various environments.

The Federal Contracts Cybersecurity Lead advises on cybersecurity compliance for government contracts, manages IT infrastructure, and oversees compliance obligations.

The Sr. Business Information Security Officer will guide information security risk management, ensure compliance, and support security initiatives within the organization, focusing on application security and cyber security controls.

The ISSO will enhance security for critical applications, enforce policies, conduct assessments, manage risk, and ensure compliance with federal regulations.