Top Remote Entry Level Cybersecurity & IT Jobs in NYC, NY

Sets application security direction and standards across engineering teams. Builds scalable security tooling, automation, and observability; leads threat modeling, risk assessments, code reviews, and multi-team remediation. Develops strategies for AI-powered systems and agentic development risks, API security, and software supply chain security. Partners with engineering and security teams, prioritizes investments, communicates risk to leadership, and mentors AppSec engineers.

Provides entry-level, partner-facing SOC support by triaging security queues, communicating incident guidance, troubleshooting cybersecurity and product questions, coordinating escalations, documenting investigations, and following up through resolution. The role supports incident calls, live phone or chat coverage, knowledge-base improvements, cross-functional collaboration, and occasional weekend or on-call coverage. It requires clear communication, sound judgment, foundational cybersecurity knowledge, and organized remote work.

Analyze malware, binary files, customer detection tickets, and machine learning detections to improve detection efficacy and reduce false positives. Review product detections, assess binary legitimacy, address internal detection questions, and provide insights to data science teams. The role collaborates with technical account managers, incident response teams, data scientists, and malware researchers. Required capabilities include malware analysis, reverse engineering, Python scripting, binary fundamentals, threat assessment, research methods, operating systems, and AI-assisted workflow improvement.

Own customer-facing OT cybersecurity engagements globally, generating demand, leading consultative workshops, and designing target-state architectures across Zscaler’s OT portfolio. The role requires expertise in industrial control systems, Purdue-level OT environments, segmentation, network controls, asset visibility, and privileged access management. Responsibilities also include supporting Proof of Value planning, translating architecture into business outcomes, developing technical pipeline, providing field enablement, creating thought leadership, and feeding structured customer insights to product and sales teams.

Promote information security best practices, identify and report security risks, and evaluate how data is stored, processed, and transmitted. Ensure compliance with data privacy standards (GDPR, CCPA) and integrate data protection throughout the information lifecycle.

Own Ether.fi’s fraud defense stack across real-time monitoring, alerting, mitigation, fraud rules, behavioral scoring, dashboards, and operational playbooks. Investigate emerging threats including cashback farming, card testing, merchant abuse, friendly fraud, money laundering, and malicious ecosystem activity. Partner with engineering, customer experience, compliance, and external partners to reduce risk across the company’s credit card program and fund flows.

RunSybil is seeking curious and driven individuals for their talent community to connect for future job opportunities in AI security.

Build Ent’s forward-deployed engineering function by leading cybersecurity product deployments for strategic customers. Configure and validate endpoint security, insider risk, DLP, EDR, security awareness, and AI security modules; translate customer workflows into scalable deployment patterns; create playbooks, documentation, training, and metrics; provide product feedback; and collaborate with security research teams to improve detection and prevention capabilities.

Lead cybersecurity risk strategy for frontier AI auditing. Design secure audit systems and privacy-enhancing technologies, evaluate AI-related cybersecurity risks, develop code and data tools, and strengthen internal IT infrastructure. Responsibilities include access controls, data protection, device management, incident response readiness, and communicating threat models, cryptography, and risk to technical and non-technical stakeholders.

Remote, VA-approved cybersecurity job-readiness training for U.S. military veterans. The program provides hands-on instruction in incident response, risk management, threat hunting, product security, and network security, along with simulated job tasks, projects, enterprise systems, certifications, career coaching, and employer connections. Participants complete a counselor assessment, one-way interview, acceptance process, and City University of Seattle registration.