Open security roles at Arctic Wolf, and what we know about the team behind them.
computer & network security · 2300 employees · 3 open roles. Updated October 15, 2026.
Arctic Wolf
“"End Cyber Risk."They aim to integrate security practices throughout the SDLC, working with development teams rather...”
Arctic Wolf
“"End Cyber Risk."They aim to integrate security practices throughout the SDLC, working with development teams rather...”
Arctic Wolf
“"End Cyber Risk."They aim to integrate security practices throughout the SDLC, working with development teams rather...”
Compiled from public job postings, careers pages, and company materials. Data may not reflect current state — verify during interviews.
How they approach application security
“Arctic Wolf's AppSec mission is to "End Cyber Risk."They aim to integrate security practices throughout the SDLC, working with development teams rather than gatekeeping. Their risk philosophy involves a "risk-based approach to implementing defense-in-depth security controls."Stated goals include helping development teams "understand and remediate security findings within prescribed timelines"and "Automate metrics delivery to measure program effectiveness."Information on an explicit AppSec-specific mission beyond job listings and generic company security mission is not publicly available.”
The team
The AppSec team at Arctic Wolf collaborates with Research and Development Teams. Adam Marrè is identified as a key public-facing leader, serving as Chief Information Security Officer. A LinkedIn search for "Arctic Wolf Application Security engineer"yielded 21 entries. There is 1 active AppSec job posting as of. Common skill and tool patterns include experience with SAST, DAST, IAST, SCA, and leading Threat Modeling initiatives using methodologies like STRIDE. The team also aims to "define and implement the Arctic Wolf SDLC ensuring code is secure by design."Precise organizational charts or named AppSec managers/directors are not publicly available.
What they're working on