Top Cyber Security Jobs in Washington, DC

The Senior Threat Hunter will conduct proactive threat hunting, analyze data to detect threats, support detection and response efforts, and improve cyber defense operations.

As a Cybersecurity Analyst, you'll assess cybersecurity documentation, improve automation processes, perform vulnerability scans, and engage with clients to ensure compliance with regulations like FedRAMP and NIST standards.

Support the Threat Management team in identifying, analyzing, and improving detection of cyber threats through research, data analysis, and engineering support.

Develop and maintain full-stack applications, manage databases, ensure system reliability, and maintain AWS infrastructure for threat intelligence systems.

The Cyber Network Defense Analyst monitors and responds to cyber threats, conducts technical analysis and remediation, and mentors peers in a NOSC environment.

Perform information security reviews of third parties, evaluate security risks, discuss gaps, manage relationships, and document findings.

The Lead Data Governance Architect develops governance frameworks, data policies, and metadata management, ensuring secure data sharing for DoD organizations.

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

Manage operational resilience and cybersecurity engagements, assess compliance against standards, build client relationships, and support business development activities.