Brett Taylor
About Brett Taylor
Brett Taylor is the SE Director UK&I at SentinelOne, with a rich background in systems engineering and cybersecurity across various prominent companies.
Company
Brett Taylor currently works at SentinelOne as SE Director for the UK and Ireland. SentinelOne is known for its innovative cybersecurity solutions, making Brett's role pivotal in managing and developing the company's security engineering efforts in the UK and Ireland.
Title
Brett Taylor serves as the SE Director for UK and Ireland at SentinelOne. His leadership role involves overseeing the technical aspects of sales engineering, ensuring the delivery of robust security solutions to clients in the region.
Professional Experience at Palo Alto Networks
From 2018 to 2022, Brett Taylor worked at Palo Alto Networks as the Senior Systems Engineering Manager in London. During his four-year tenure, he managed a team of engineers, contributing to the enhancement of the company’s network security solutions.
Professional Experience at BAE Systems Applied Intelligence
Brett Taylor held multiple roles at BAE Systems Applied Intelligence in Guildford, United Kingdom. In 2018, he served as the International Head of Government Pre-sales for six months. From 2016 to 2017, he worked as the Cyber Security Technical Pre-Sales Manager for International Services and Solutions, demonstrating his expertise in technical pre-sales and cybersecurity.
Professional Experience in the Tech Industry
Brett Taylor has accumulated extensive experience in the tech industry, having worked for various companies. His roles included Senior Sales Engineer at Infoblox, EU Product Sales & Technical Lead at SS8 Networks, and Technical Pre-Sales Manager EMEA at Narus. These positions underscored his technical pre-sales and engineering prowess across different markets and regions.
Education and Expertise
Brett Taylor earned a BA Hons in Sports Science & American Studies from the University of Winchester from 1994 to 1997. He has developed niche skills in document management systems, fault management, performance management, SNMP, UNIX, SSH, and telecommunications infrastructure, including MPLS.