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T.J. is a manager with Ernst & Young's Security and Technology Solutions practice. He is currently responsible for coordinating attack and penetration exercises in various parts of the world. As an instructor for his company's “Extreme Hacking” course, T.J. is constantly researching new tools and techniques for exploiting security vulnerabilities. To keep the course up-to-date, new tools and methods are included in the attack and penetration methodology. Additionally, as the author and instructor for the System Administration and Network Security (SANS) Institute course “Contemporary Hacking Tools and Penetration Testing,” T.J. has had the opportunity to interact with other penetration-testing professionals across the globe to identify new tools and techniques and to bring these experiences and tools to this book.
Scott is a manager with Ernst & Young's Security and Technology Solutions practice. He has extensive experience and expertise in the areas of information systems security, network operations, and electronic commerce. Specifically, Scott has managed and led numerous attack and penetration engagements and systems vulnerability assessments for midsize and Fortune 500 companies. During these engagements Scott used a variety of commercial and proprietary tools and techniques to identify vulnerabilities in networks, operating systems, and applications. Scott is also responsible for coordinating and designing e-commerce architectures and verifying security controls and the effectiveness of the architectures. In addition, Scott is an instructor for Ernst & Young's “Extreme Hacking” course, where he helps train others in Ernst & Young's attack and penetration methodology.
Ajay is a senior security professional with Ernst & Young's Security and Technology Solutions practice, where he performs security reviews for Ernst & Young clients. He has experience in performing penetration testing, risk analysis, and code review engagements as well as evaluating the security posture of client organizations ranging from Fortune 100 firms to e-commerce start-ups. Ajay is an instructor for Ernst & Young's “Extreme Hacking” course and spends a large portion of his time developing and reviewing new tools. Ajay is one of Ernst & Young's specialists in intrusion detection systems and has evaluated, installed, and configured various intrusion detection tools. He has been a speaker in the fields of security and electronic commerce for various national organizations and universities.
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