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Cybersecurity Intern at The Signatry in Remote
InternshipRemoteFull-timeRemote$52k–$52k/yr
Skills
cybersecurity conceptsdata analysis toolsnist cybersecurity frameworkmicrosoft office suitecomptia security+analytical skillsresearch skillscuriosity about security
Job Description
Summary: The Signatry is a donor advised fund sponsor and a Christian ministry focused on inspiring world-changing generosity. The Cybersecurity Intern will support the information security program through hands-on project work, addressing enterprise security challenges and enhancing the organization's security posture.
Responsibilities:
- This internship is expected to execute real life projects for The Signatry’s cybersecurity programEach project includes documented deliverables, executive summaries, and presentation opportunities with leadership
- Collaborate with The Signatry’s penetration support vendor to design a comprehensive social engineering campaign targeting the organization-wide user base (scheduled for June 2026)
- Develop realistic phishing email scenarios, credential capture landing pages, and pretexting approaches aligned with best practices and ethical standards
- Coordinate campaign logistics including scheduling, launch windows, and communication with leadership
- Track campaign metrics (click rates, credential submissions, reporting rates) and document results
- Analyze findings to identify vulnerability patterns and recommend targeted security awareness training interventions
- Prepare executive summary of campaign results for leadership review and staff debriefing
- Support evaluation and pilot testing of emerging cybersecurity tools and technologies (e.g., physical MFA tokens) with our Cybersecurity Implementation Specialist
- Conduct hands-on testing, document user experience, and gather feedback from stakeholders
- Compile pilot testing results, cost-benefit analysis, and performance metrics
- Develop business case recommendations including ROI analysis, implementation considerations, and vendor comparisons
- Present findings and recommendations to leadership for go/no-go decisions
- Analyze The Signatry's customer/donor dataset to identify risk indicators and develop a quantitative risk profile formula
- Work with data team to extract, clean, and analyze security-relevant data points (account age, activity levels, transaction volumes, geographic patterns, etc.)
- Identify correlations between data attributes and security risk
- Build a risk scoring model that can be applied to customer segments for targeted security interventions
- Document methodology, assumptions, and recommendations for ongoing risk assessment
- Prepare visualizations and dashboards to communicate risk profile findings
- Conduct market research on "Trust Center" resources published by peer organizations, competitors, and technology vendors (reference: https://trust.giveinteractive.com/)
- Analyze trust center content frameworks, design approaches, information architecture, and security/compliance claims presented
- Identify best practices and emerging standards for transparency, compliance disclosure, and customer trust communication
- Prepare competitive analysis and strategic recommendations for developing a Trust Center resource for The Signatry
- Propose content structure, scope, and governance model for a potential Trust Center initiative
- Present findings and recommendations to executive leadership
- Weekly check-ins with CIO and System Administrator of Foundation Systems to align onproject progress and provide guidance
- Exposure to enterprise security operations, compliance, and risk management decision-making
- Opportunity to present findings directly to executive leadership
- Networking with cybersecurity professionals within the organization and partner MSSP
Required Qualifications:
- Alignment with The Signatry's mission, values, and statement of faith
- Currently enrolled in or recently graduated from an accredited college or university with a focus on cybersecurity, information security, computer science, or related field
- Strong analytical and research skills with ability to work independently on structured projects
- Excellent written and verbal communication skills; ability to present findings clearly to non-technical audiences
- Proficiency with Microsoft Office Suite (Excel, Word, PowerPoint) and ability to create professional documentation
- Familiarity with basic cybersecurity concepts (authentication, data protection, risk management, compliance frameworks)
- Proactive, detail-oriented approach to project work with strong organizational skills
- Ability to maintain confidentiality with sensitive security and organizational information
- Curiosity about emerging security threats, technologies, and industry trends
Preferred Qualifications:
- Knowledge of NIST Cybersecurity Framework, ISO 27001, or similar security governance frameworks
- Experience with data analysis tools (e.g., SQL or Python) or business intelligence platforms
- Familiarity with phishing simulations, social engineering testing, or security awareness programs
- Prior internship or hands-on experience in IT, cybersecurity, or risk management
- CompTIA Security+ certification or equivalent foundational security credential
- Experience with nonprofit operations, donor management, or financial services
Required Skills: Cybersecurity concepts, Data analysis tools, NIST Cybersecurity Framework
Important Skills: Microsoft Office Suite, CompTIA Security+
Nice-to-Have Skills: Analytical skills, Research skills, Curiosity about security
Benefits: Paid holidays to include Memorial Day and Independence Day.
Benefits
Paid holidays to include Memorial Day and Independence Day.