Summary
Isaac Clayton is a Senior Security Researcher with a decade of multidisciplinary experience spanning offensive security, R&D, strategy, data science, and systems engineering. He currently authors scalable tooling and attack-surface research at NetSPI while contributing as a researcher on the Synack Red Team, blending hands-on offensive skill with product-minded engineering. A former Intel research engineer and strategic program manager, he pairs deep technical craft with the ability to operationalize technology strategy across teams. His background in environmental science and hands-on sensor research gives him a unique systems-thinking perspective on measurement, risk, and resilient architectures. A Marine Corps veteran who led combat and intelligence teams, he brings disciplined leadership and real-world operational rigor to security problems. He’s driven by intense curiosity and rapid learning, focused on how information systems shape geopolitical outcomes and on building defenses that enable prosperity rather than collapse.
10 years of coding experience
10 years of employment as a software developer
Bachelor's of Environmental Science, Ecology, Bachelor's of Environmental Science, Ecology at Portland State University
German, Spanish, Romanian