Top Hybrid Cybersecurity Jobs in CO

Designs and implements secure AWS infrastructure, integrating development, operations, and security practices. Automates infrastructure with CloudFormation and Terraform, conducts vulnerability assessments, implements security controls, manages incident remediation, and supports CI/CD through Jenkins and GitLab. The role also uses Python, CrowdStrike, and Palo Alto Networks while collaborating with clients and technical teams to improve cybersecurity, reliability, and infrastructure performance.

Leads client-facing enterprise and cloud security engagements across IaaS, PaaS, and SaaS environments. Responsibilities include cloud security architecture, control design, risk assessments, vulnerability testing, security reviews, threat monitoring, and coordinating network, endpoint, identity, and cloud infrastructure safeguards. The role translates technical findings into business-aligned recommendations, directs teams through complex challenges, coaches team members, and prioritizes critical risks for client decision-making.

Leads end-to-end delivery of AI security solutions for enterprise public-sector customers. Deploys and optimizes Zscaler AI Guard, AI Protect, and SPLX across cloud and Kubernetes environments; designs networking and firewall connectivity; performs automated AI red-teaming, vulnerability probing, and lab replication. Acts as a trusted technical advisor, produces documentation and demos, advocates customer needs, and supports product development. Requires expertise in LLMs, cloud networking, APIs, containers, and security, plus U.S. citizenship, clearance eligibility, and travel up to 40%.

Lead end-to-end execution of a 12+ initiative product security program, managing cross-team dependencies, vendor procurement, BAU security operations, and executive reporting. Maintain roadmap and tracking in Jira/Confluence, drive procurement/POCs, produce executive-ready metrics, and establish program cadence to ensure timely remediation and predictable delivery.

Own and architect enterprise identity, access, and endpoint management platforms, including Okta, SSO, MFA, identity governance, provisioning, patching, and compliance controls. Lead automation, incident escalation, root-cause analysis, documentation, and operational improvements. Mentor engineers, support technical escalations, collaborate with Security and business stakeholders, and help integrate systems during acquisitions. The role remains hands-on while providing technical leadership across distributed teams.

Lead infrastructure security and DevSecOps strategy across AWS environments. Implement cloud security controls for identity, networking, encryption, secrets, logging, IaC, CI/CD, containers, and software supply chains. Partner with AppSec and InfoSec on testing, audits, vulnerability prioritization, incident response, remediation, and risk management. This player-coach role also develops the security practice, influences cross-functional teams, and may hire and manage engineers.

Own and mature the enterprise API Security Program through governance, risk management, API discovery, inventory, testing, remediation, metrics, and reporting. Operationalize Akamai API Security and integrate it with application security, security operations, data protection, and development processes. Coach developers on secure coding, establish standards, and provide application security expertise across the software development lifecycle.

Drives growth of CDW’s security portfolio among state and local government customers. Builds executive relationships with CIOs and CISOs, leads security opportunities from discovery through close, and positions broad security solutions across identity, cloud, risk, compliance, threat management, and secure infrastructure. Partners with sales teams, solution architects, delivery teams, vendors, and public-sector stakeholders to develop integrated solutions, manage procurement cycles, coordinate events, and maintain accurate forecasts. Regional travel is required as needed.

Own security operations initiatives, lead incident response, improve cloud and corporate threat detection, build Python automation, conduct threat hunting, and govern non-human identities and AI-agent connections. The role includes monitoring AWS and GCP security tools, managing post-incident improvements, collaborating across teams, mentoring teammates, and participating in a lightweight after-hours escalation rotation.

Own and improve Octus’s enterprise security technology across endpoints, identity, SaaS, email, DLP, AI tools, cloud, and applications. Responsibilities include managing security platforms, hardening systems, tuning SIEM detections, responding to incidents, driving remediation, supporting audits and client reviews, assessing vendor risk, automating workflows, and mentoring teammates. The role requires broad hands-on cybersecurity expertise across Mac and Windows environments, identity platforms, secure web gateways, DLP, compliance frameworks, scripting, and REST APIs.

Investigates, triages, and resolves DNS abuse and compliance cases involving phishing, malware, botnets, spam, and pharming. Applies policy-based actions to domains and accounts, maintains audit-ready records, supports legal and law enforcement requests, communicates with reporters and partners, tracks case metrics, identifies abuse trends, and improves workflows. The role requires sound judgment, careful documentation, timely escalation of complex cases, and collaboration across global teams.