Speaking Engagements

Brett L. Scott brings a depth of insight that comes from his career of over 23 years as a hands on technologist. Having remained on the front lines of technology, Brett brings expertise in the now, but with a perspective of a rich history in the evolution of computing technology. Brett has the ability to explain complex topics and issues in easy to understand language that allows everyone to understand. He is asked to speak to the full range of audiences. From peers, to managers, to C-level executives, to the general public, Brett is able to meet his audience on their level and help his audience understand all aspects of the designated topic. This set of skills is what drives the demand for Brett L. Scott to speak on a multitude of technology related topics. Some of the topics Brett is asked to speak about are; Cyber Security The Cyber War Forum Initiative (CWFI) Cyber Security Cyber Warfare Electronic Intelligence Gathering for Business or Government Software Design and Development Enterprise Software Development Designing Software for High Transaction Volumes Emerging Technologies Grid Computing Distributed Computing   Upcoming engagements available to the public Association of Information Technology Professionals (AITP) National Collegiate Conference March 27, 2010 - Session E2 9:30 to 10:30 am Cyberwarfare: The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly Location: The Millenium Hotel, St. Louis, MO aitp.org/ncc Past Public Engagements KTAR Radio - Phoenix, AZ Metro KFYI Radio - Phoenix, AZ Metro WMAL Radio - Washington, DC Metro Arizona Security Practitioners Forum (AZSPF)- Arizona Sonoran Desert Security Users Group (SDSUG)- Arizona Arizona Public Safety Town Hall - Tucson, Arizona MyBusiness Advisors, Inc. - Chandler, AZ Arizona Telecommunications and Information Council (ATIC) / Infragard- Arizona KIDO Radio - Boise, ID Regional

Background Brett L. Scott's professional career started in 1987. However he has been programming computers since 1977. Brett quickly developed a passion for the growing computer industry. Brett's passion was stimulated by cool tricks available in Byte magazine and a birthday that correlated to many important events in computing / nerd history. Brett has served as a hardware tech, a bulletin board sysop, a Network Technician, Programmer, DBA, and System Architect. Having the fortune to be born into an industry and having the advantage of growing up with computing technology, Brett has worn many hats, been there for many interesting events, and experienced some amazing things. To make arrangements or inquire about Brett's availability, please use the contact points below. Brett L. Scott http://www.brettscott.com blscott@scottnet.com 480.463.4628