Netcraft names Susan Koski and Kelly Bissell as strategic advisors

By Atlas Watchline Staff · Corporate · August 4, 2026

Netcraft said Susan Koski and Kelly Bissell have joined as strategic advisors as the company develops its brand protection and digital risk protection roadmap.

Netcraft said on Aug. 4, 2026, that Susan Koski and Kelly Bissell have joined the company as strategic advisors. The company said both bring senior security and fraud experience from companies including Microsoft and PNC Bank.

Netcraft said the advisors will help shape its Next-Gen Brand and Digital Risk Protection offering, including takedowns and preemptive disruption. The company said criminals are increasingly using AI to scale external threats.

In its announcement, Netcraft said Koski and Bissell have decades of experience across enterprise security, fraud and related functions at Microsoft, PNC, Accenture, BNY, Deloitte & Touche and Synovus.

Netcraft said Koski has more than 25 years of experience and most recently served as chief information security officer at PNC Bank. The company said her work there covered security strategy, digital identity, data protection, cyber fraud fusion centers, threat intelligence, incident management, application and cloud security, and governance.

Netcraft said Bissell also has more than 25 years in security and fraud. It said he most recently led fraud and product abuse prevention at Microsoft and previously built and ran global security practices at Accenture and Deloitte & Touche.

The release included comments from Koski, Bissell and CEO Ryan Woodley. Koski said external threats powered by criminal AI use are growing exponentially and said Netcraft has the capability and vision to meet the threat. Bissell said Netcraft should be on every business's short list of solutions and pointed to its data, automation and threat disruption capabilities. Woodley said the pair have spent years defending their organizations and customers and can help Netcraft pair that foresight with its internet-wide tracking.

Netcraft said it takes down nearly one-third of the world's phishing sites and has blocked more than 230 million multi-channel threats to date. It said the advisors will provide industry insight and product guidance as it develops the roadmap for its protection offering.

What happens next is that Koski and Bissell will advise Netcraft as the company continues work on its brand and digital risk protection products. The announcement did not give further terms or a timeline for their advisory roles.

Sources

• PR Newswire release

Editorial note: This article was prepared with AI assistance and includes source attribution for reader review.

This is the AMP version of the article. Read the full article on Atlas Watchline.