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Cybersecurity jobs available right now: August 25, 2026

The cybersecurity job market continues to show a diverse range of opportunities across various specializations and geographies as of August 25, 2026. Roles are available from entry-level internships to senior counsel positions, spanning compliance, identity and access management (IAM), security architecture, and incident response.

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The cybersecurity job market continues to show a diverse range of opportunities across various specializations and geographies as of August 25, 2026. Roles are available from entry-level internships to senior counsel positions, spanning compliance, identity and access management (IAM), security architecture, and incident response.

Geographically, positions are open in the USA, India, Israel, France, Germany, the UK, Ireland, and the UAE, with options for on-site, hybrid, and remote work arrangements. Several roles emphasize compliance with evolving regulations such as GDPR, UK GDPR, and NIS2.

AT&T is seeking a Specialist Compliance Security in the USA to serve as a liaison for law enforcement, handling emergency requests, subpoenas, warrants, and court orders, and providing authorized subscriber and call record information. Chapters Health System in the USA also has an Identity Access Management (IAM) Intern position, focusing on user identity and access management, account provisioning, role-based access controls, and MFA enrollment. Insight, also in the USA, is looking for a Security Representative I to manage loss prevention, access control, and investigations in a warehouse setting. Southwest Allen County Schools in the USA requires a Network, Cybersecurity Engineer to manage hybrid cloud and on-premise environments, including Windows Domain, Microsoft 365, Google Workspace, and Apple Directory services, along with various security solutions.

In India, Accenture is hiring a Security Architect to define cloud security frameworks and architecture, while Intuitive Apps Inc. is seeking a Senior IAM Engineer to design and manage its IAM infrastructure, utilizing tools like SailPoint and CyberArk.

European opportunities include a Cybersecurity Analyst F/M/X at NEMERA in France, who will support the CISO in implementing information security roadmaps, including monitoring, threat and vulnerability management, and incident response. NEURA Robotics in Germany is looking for a Cybersecurity Engineer Cloud, Ops, to secure cloud-native platforms like AWS EKS, Lambda, and API Gateway, focusing on least-privilege IAM, network segmentation, and policy-as-code, while also addressing NIS2 compliance. Ei Electronics in Ireland needs a Cyber Security Engineer to manage security accreditation and certification programs, aiming for Cyber Essentials Plus and ISO 27001, and handling security controls across Microsoft 365 and Azure. Mastercard in the UK has an opening for a Senior Counsel, Privacy Blockchain Digital Assets, to advise on privacy and data protection for digital assets, blockchain, and cross-border payments, with a focus on GDPR and UK GDPR compliance.

In the Middle East, ADIB Abu Dhabi Islamic Bank in the UAE is recruiting a Cyber Security Associate to support data security assessments, participate in projects across Cyber Defense Center and Cyber Operations, and conduct penetration testing.

Mitiga in Israel is hiring a Security Analyst to monitor, analyze, and respond to security threats in customer cloud environments, applying cybersecurity principles to threat detection and incident response.

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