Wolfe Defense Labs is led by a team of CISSPs, CISMs, and practicing vCISOs working alongside developers and security engineers. We bring together strategy, hands-on engineering, and offensive tradecraft so your program doesn’t live in theory.
The same people who advise on risk and governance also understand what it takes to get code shipped, systems hardened, and detections tuned.
Below are representative roles and focus areas. You can adapt names, titles, and bios to match your actual leadership team and key contributors.
CISSP and CISM-certified leaders who have owned security programs end-to-end — from board reporting and risk registers to IR calls at 2 a.m. and platform hardening rollouts.
Engineers who think in systems: telemetry paths, control placement, failure modes, and how to make configuration and detection changes stick at scale.
Developers who build internal tools, labs automation, and data pipelines – and know how to work with security and IT teams without breaking their workflows.
Certifications don’t guarantee good outcomes — but they do show a shared language and discipline. We pair that with years of real-world work in security programs, engineering, and incident response.
Good leadership isn’t about having the fanciest title on a slide — it’s about being willing to sit in the messy details with your team and help move them forward.
Leadership doesn’t disappear after a kickoff. We stay engaged in working sessions, reviews, and post-incident debriefs where the real learning happens.
Our team is used to talking with boards, developers, security engineers, operations, and regulators — and making sure each group hears what it needs.
We’re not interested in quick wins that collapse later. Leadership decisions are made with your likely future state in mind, not just this quarter.