Top Senior Cyber Security Jobs in Washington, DC

The Senior Enterprise Risk Manager will lead and develop risk management programs, ensure compliance with regulatory frameworks, and collaborate across teams to manage enterprise and vendor risks effectively.

The Enterprise Risk Analyst will manage enterprise and vendor risk assessments, maintaining documentation and tracking remediation activities while collaborating across various teams and enhancing the risk management program.

The Senior Cybersecurity Engineer will design and implement cybersecurity measures, conduct risk assessments, develop compliance policies, and advise officials on cybersecurity practices.

Drive application security by running SAST/SCA, threat modeling, vulnerability management, and remediation. Advise on secure architecture, train engineers, support pentests/bug bounties, and administer AWS Control Tower and IAM. Innovate with AI to improve AppSec tooling and practices.

As a Senior Identity & Access Management Engineer, you'll design, implement, and manage IAM solutions across cloud and internal systems, enhancing security while ensuring access efficiency for teams at Moveworks.

The role involves developing market intelligence for cyber offerings, supporting technology partnerships, and shaping decision-making materials for senior leadership.

Lead the development of offensive cyber capabilities, mentor junior engineers, and establish best practices for offensive tooling. Conduct research on adversary techniques and develop attack frameworks for national security initiatives.

The role involves leading offensive cyber research, guiding technical strategy, mentoring engineers, and engaging with government stakeholders on national security initiatives.

The GRC Program Manager will oversee the ATO process for US government compliance, managing security controls and documentation while collaborating with engineering and stakeholders.

The Cyber Threat Intelligence Analyst produces high-value intelligence reports, analyzes adversary tactics, and supports cyber operations with actionable insights, while managing intelligence lifecycles and threat data integration.

The role involves analyzing threats against DOE, producing CI products, liaising with USIC, and preparing reports and presentations.

The SIEM Engineer designs, deploys, and maintains SIEM systems for cybersecurity. Responsibilities include optimizing performance, supporting incident response, and integrating log sources across environments.