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Cyber leadership profile

Wolfspeed

Wolfspeed is a semiconductor manufacturer specializing in Silicon Carbide (SiC) and Gallium Nitride (GaN) technologies. The company supplies power and radio frequency (RF) components to the automotive, industrial, and defense sectors. It operates significant fabrication facilities in the United States and is currently expanding capacity to support the global electric vehicle market.

Industry
Manufacturing
Headcount
5,001-10,000 employees
Headquarters
Durham, NC
Ownership
Public company · NYSE:WOLF
Revenue
$250M – $1B
Funding
Publicly traded
Founded
1987
Company website

Cyber hiring activity

Open leadership roles

1

1 at Director level or above

Opened, last 12 months

1

1 Director+

Prior 12 months

0

Hiring velocity

Low

Median Opportunity Score 93

1 leadership role observed in the last 12 months. CLI has no coverage of the prior year for this employer. Counts reflect roles Wolfspeed posted that CLI has observed and published; they are not a complete record of the employer's hiring.

Security leadership

Steve Crosby

Chief Information Security OfficerHiring influence: HighInferredHigh confidence

As CISO, he owns the security budget, strategy, and final hiring decisions for the security organization.

David McLaughlin

Senior Vice President and Chief Information OfficerHiring influence: HighStated publiclyHigh confidence

As the top IT executive, he provides the resource backing and reporting line for the security function.

Christopher Stovall

Director, Cybersecurity Operations & ArchitectureHiring influence: ModerateInferredModerate confidence

Manages security architecture and operations, influencing technical requirements for new hires.

People are recorded only from public sources. Where a role in the hierarchy is inferred rather than stated, CLI labels it so you can weigh it yourself.

Approach

Open any live role below for its full approach path: the likely hiring owner, the decision circle around them, and the strongest route in.

Security organization

Estimated team size20–50 peopleModerate confidence

The CISO reports into the Senior Vice President and Chief Information Officer (CIO). The security organization is divided into functional areas including operations, architecture, and GRC.

Major functions

Cybersecurity OperationsSecurity ArchitectureIncident ResponseGovernance, Risk, and Compliance (GRC)IT Infrastructure Security

Maturity indicators

  • Established C-level security leadership (CISO)
  • Dedicated Cybersecurity Operations & Architecture function
  • Public response and remediation history for cyber incidents

Wolfspeed maintains a dedicated CISO and specialized directors, indicating a mature security posture appropriate for a global semiconductor manufacturer.

Organization figures are CLI estimates, not disclosures. High confidence

Security events

  1. Sep 2023

    Wolfspeed Reports Cybersecurity Incident Affecting Internal Systems

    Security incidentHigh confidence

    Wolfspeed experienced a cyber incident involving a third-party service provider that impacted certain internal systems. The company stated they took steps to contain the incident and notified law enforcement.

    Source

Technologies observed

ISO 27001Framework1 posting

Extracted verbatim from this employer's security postings. Absence from this list does not mean the tool is not in use.

Open cyber leadership roles

Chief Information Security Officer

Wolfspeed · Manufacturing

Durham, NC · Onsite

Compensation not disclosed

Enterprise CISO

CLI Career Level

93

Opportunity

Exceptional · Last verified 1 hour ago

Cyber Leadership Index compiles these dossiers from public sources and the employer's own postings. Inferred figures are labelled with a confidence level; anything CLI cannot establish is shown as unknown rather than estimated. Last refreshed September 17, 2026.