Report URI is led by a team with deep expertise in browser security, Content Security Policy (CSP), and client-side security practices.
Founder & CEO
Scott is an internationally recognised security researcher with over a decade of work focused on browser security and HTTPS. He created Report URI and Security Headers and has spent years helping organisations adopt and operationalise standards like Content Security Policy, HSTS, and Certificate Transparency.
Scott speaks regularly at international conferences, writes extensively about practical browser-native security on his blog, and works directly with organisations of all sizes on real-world client-side security challenges.
Strategic Partner
Troy is a Microsoft Regional Director and the creator of Have I Been Pwned, the world's largest free data breach search service. He brings decades of experience in security, web application architecture, and developer education.
Troy joined Report URI as Strategic Partner in 2017 and contributes deep expertise in scale, public-facing security communication, and the practical realities of running security services that organisations depend on every day.
CFO
Nicola leads Report URI's financial operations, overseeing planning, reporting, and the financial controls that support a growing software business.
She works closely with the wider leadership team on commercial strategy, sustainable growth, and the operational decisions that keep the platform running for organisations around the world.
Chairman
Paul serves as Chair of the Board at Report URI, providing strategic direction and oversight as the business continues to expand.
He brings extensive experience in technology leadership and corporate governance, and works alongside the executive team to support long-term planning, board-level decision making, and the broader direction of the company.
Software Developer
Edward is a software developer at Report URI, contributing to the platform that ingests, processes, and surfaces hundreds of millions of browser security reports every day.
His work touches the engineering systems that make client-side security visibility practical at scale for organisations across the customer base.
The Report URI team has spent years helping organisations understand browser behaviour, operationalise security standards, and reduce risk from third-party code.
Their work spans browser security research, CSP implementation, client-side security practices, and broader efforts to improve visibility and enforcement at the browser layer.
Through industry collaboration, technical education, standards advocacy, and practical implementation experience, the team continues to contribute to how organisations approach browser-native security and client-side risk management.
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