Scott Sutherland

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Industry Experience Scott has been working with medium and large companies in the information security space for over 10 years. He is currently responsible for the development, and execution of penetration testing at NetSPI. His role includes researching and developing tools, techniques, and methodologies used during network and application penetration tests. As part of that experience Scott has had the opportunity to provide technical and compliance security services for financial, healthcare, retail, nuclear, manufacturing, pharmaceutical, and educational organizations. Community Activities As an active participant in the information security community Scott performs security resear...

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