Top Cyber Security Jobs in Washington, DC

The FedRAMP Compliance Analyst ensures the organization's adherence to FedRAMP standards, involving security documentation, compliance monitoring, and collaboration with cloud service providers.

The Program Manager will lead a cybersecurity team, ensuring contract deliverables, managing operations, and maintaining client engagement and performance metrics.

Provide training, troubleshoot issues, and aid in the implementation and use of Palantir by collaborating with analysts and the engineering team.

The Cybersecurity Engineer role involves implementing security measures, conducting assessments, and troubleshooting security issues for a Navy program.

As an Intelligence Analyst, you will assess military activities and regional conflicts, producing high-quality intelligence assessments on Asia Pacific issues, particularly focusing on Chinese military capabilities and operations in the South China Sea.

The I&P Manager oversees incident and problem management, ensuring effective service delivery, collaboration, and continual improvements in processes aligned with customer needs.

Lead the strategy for customizing and delivering products to national security customers, while analyzing market trends and defining product needs.

As an IT Risk Director, you will lead IT audits, manage client relationships, drive business development, mentor teams, and evaluate technology risks.

The Technology Vulnerability Management Engineer leads vulnerability management across various environments, optimizes platforms, automates processes, and collaborates with teams to reduce risk and enhance security.

The Compliance Analyst IV provides expertise on compliance investigations, manages registration of exporters, interprets regulations, and ensures enforcement of export laws.