Remote Security Analyst Jobs in United States
127 Security Analyst jobs in United States available for remote work from home. Apply for positions such as SECURITY ANALYST - REMOTE, Senior Security Analyst I, Cyber Security Analyst I (Wednesday - Saturday / Noon to 10p ET shift) and more! Discover the best work-from-home or hybrid, full- and part-time jobs.
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The analyst will develop and implement security awareness training initiatives and oversee global phishing, smishing, and vishing simulation campaigns. They will also collaborate with the Cyber Defense Team to align simulations with real-world threats and track user engagement metrics.
The Senior Security Analyst will perform threat modeling and security risk assessments for new products while collaborating with engineering teams to architect secure systems. They will also champion a security culture through training and develop automation tools to scale product security practices.
Monitor and triage cybersecurity alerts across client environments while investigating suspicious activity and potential threats. Support incident response activities, document findings, and maintain accurate security tickets while collaborating with the team.
The analyst will support global security trust operations, including customer security reviews, third-party risk assessments, and security documentation management. They will also leverage artificial intelligence and automation to streamline workflows, improve response quality, and maintain security evidence repositories.
The role involves leading application security initiatives, including vulnerability management, security automation, and the integration of security controls throughout the software development lifecycle. The engineer will partner with development and DevOps teams to remediate security risks and provide guidance on secure coding practices.
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The Application Security Analyst will integrate security tools into CI/CD pipelines and manage application security vulnerabilities. They will also collaborate with development teams to improve security practices and maintain security platforms like WAFs.
The analyst will manage endpoint and email security, perform proactive threat hunting, and conduct incident response activities. They are also responsible for monitoring SIEM platforms, managing cloud security posture, and overseeing vulnerability assessments.
You will build and maintain field tooling, automate sales engineering workflows, and conduct research on customer environments to identify and mitigate security risks. Additionally, you will own threat intelligence for the go-to-market team and present findings directly to customer security stakeholders.
The Senior Security Analyst will monitor and manage security alerts, respond to threats, and perform end-to-end incident investigations for managed service clients. They will also assist in deploying security technology, conducting threat hunts, and creating standard operating procedures to enhance service delivery.
The IAM Epic Security Analyst II provides guidance on IAM and Epic security strategies while maintaining systems to ensure authorized access. They are responsible for responding to security incidents, managing audit compliance, and coordinating with IT teams to enhance Epic access structures.
Design and operate a continuous monitoring and authorization capability to maintain trust with public-sector customers. Partner with engineering and product teams to translate federal requirements into practical, risk-reducing security controls.
Lead vulnerability management activities and coordinate remediation efforts across the computing environment. Develop and maintain security monitoring processes while participating in threat hunting and incident response activities.
The Senior Workday Security Analyst will architect and maintain scalable security frameworks across Workday HR and Finance modules. They are responsible for managing user access governance, ensuring regulatory compliance, and resolving complex security issues.
The Security Analyst I acts as the first line of defense by monitoring security dashboards, investigating alerts, and performing rapid incident response. They also manage routine security tool adjustments and document all actions within the ticketing system.
The Senior Workday Security Analyst will architect and implement scalable security frameworks across HR and Finance modules while managing user access governance and compliance. This role also involves troubleshooting complex security issues, performing security audits, and driving the adoption of new Workday features.
The Senior Security Analyst will lead security testing efforts, including pentesting and architecture reviews, to ensure application security before go-live. They will also manage SAST services, monitor WAF alerts, and collaborate with development teams to remediate security vulnerabilities.
The Cyber Security Analyst will support the risk management program by assessing security controls, identifying gaps, and managing mitigation strategies. They will also collaborate with cross-functional teams to ensure regulatory compliance and develop security metrics.
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The Security Analyst will validate AI-driven security investigations and correlate data from various sources to identify and remediate threats. They will also engage with customers to provide threat monitoring and assist in optimizing the AI platform.
The Senior Cyber Security Analyst assists Security Program Managers in designing and implementing comprehensive compliance and security programs for clients. Responsibilities include managing compliance platforms, conducting tabletop exercises, and serving as a liaison between clients and auditors.
The Lead Cyber Security Analyst oversees operational security activities, including vulnerability assessments, risk management, and the implementation of security tools. They also provide mentorship to the team, manage day-to-day workflows, and serve as a delegate for the manager in technical and organizational meetings.
The Security Analyst manages the firm's Identity and Access Management (IAM) platform, including SSO, federation, and MFA systems. They are responsible for automating the Join/Move/Leave process and maintaining PKI and directory services to ensure secure data access.
Provide expert cybersecurity consulting and operational support for hedge funds and family offices. Responsibilities include implementing security programs, monitoring network traffic, and managing vulnerability assessments and incident responses.
The analyst provides support for security assessments of cloud-based, NIST-regulated systems and develops documentation to demonstrate compliance. They also manage the security work stream within the system release process and support continuous monitoring programs.
Provide technical and functional security support for Oracle Fusion Cloud applications, including access provisioning and deprovisioning. Manage role master documents, troubleshoot security issues, and ensure compliance with Sox audit requirements.
The IT Security Governance Analyst will conduct security risk assessments, manage compliance activities, and maintain risk documentation. They will also coordinate remediation efforts across IT teams and business stakeholders while supporting IT audits and security policy development.
The analyst will monitor and analyze security events across network, endpoint, and cloud environments to identify and validate potential threats. They will also assist in managing security tools, documenting procedures, and supporting phishing awareness programs for staff.
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Build and maintain compliance programs, including PCI initiatives, and support security questionnaires and internal and external audits through control design and effectiveness testing. Partner with stakeholders to recommend risk-based remediation, monitor remediation progress, and report on testing and remediation results.
Lead the global security risk management process, including assessments, treatment plans, policy exceptions, and translating regulatory and framework changes into effective controls. Own risk reporting for key business areas, investigate control performance and emerging threats, and improve GRC processes and tooling through automation and cross-functional collaboration.
Lead federal authorization and compliance programs, including Agency ATOs, FedRAMP initiatives, audit readiness, continuous monitoring, authorization packages, and POA&M remediation. Coordinate cross-functional teams and external stakeholders, communicate compliance risks and progress to executives, and advance compliance automation and continuous assurance.
The analyst will triage, investigate, and remediate security intrusions while performing tactical malware analysis and reviewing EDR telemetry. They will also contribute to detection engineering efforts and collaborate with the team to improve security outcomes for partners.
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