Top Cybersecurity Jobs in Toronto, ON

Lead hardware and embedded security across Motive devices, including secure boot, firmware, FOTA, manufacturing, threat modeling, architecture reviews, and lifecycle risk management. Partner with hardware and engineering teams to define security requirements, validate controls, remediate findings, and build secure-by-default components. Address hardware, IoT, cloud, runtime, supply chain, and application security across device lifecycles.

Designs and builds secure, scalable systems protecting products, infrastructure, and customer data. Responsibilities include authentication and OAuth integrations, authorization platforms, BYOK capabilities, security tooling, cloud security controls, threat modeling, vulnerability remediation, and security testing. The role partners with engineering and product teams, establishes secure development practices, leads complex security projects, and mentors engineers.

Lead hardware and embedded security for Motive devices: establish secure-by-default baselines (boot chain, firmware, FOTA, manufacturing), perform threat modeling and architecture reviews, define security requirements, drive remediation with hardware teams, and build scalable security components and automation across device lifecycle and cloud-connected infrastructure.

Conduct red team operations, adversary simulations, penetration testing, and offensive security assessments across cloud environments. Evaluate cloud infrastructure, IAM, CI/CD pipelines, containers, and cloud-native services; identify attack paths and configuration weaknesses; validate detection and response capabilities; track emerging attacker techniques; and drive remediation through concise reporting and stakeholder communication.

Conduct red team operations, adversary simulations, and offensive security assessments across cloud environments. Evaluate cloud infrastructure, identity architectures, CI/CD pipelines, containerized workloads, and cloud-native services. Identify attack paths involving IAM, secrets, metadata, automation, and configuration weaknesses. Validate detection and response capabilities with blue teams, track emerging attacker techniques, and drive remediation through concise reporting and stakeholder communication.