Tyson Foods, Inc.

For over 35 years, Staples has been the trusted leader in delivering end-to-end workplace solutions for businesses and consumers of all sizes. What started as the world's first office supplies superstore has evolved into a comprehensive worklife company, offering an extensive assortment of products from furniture and technology to cleaning supplies and traditional office essentials. Today, Staples operates through three distinct businesses - Staples Business for enterprise solutions, Staples.com for small business and individual shoppers, and a nationwide network of 900+ retail stores - serving customers wherever and however they work. The company employs more than 30,000 associates across corporate offices, fulfillment centers, and retail locations, all united by a mission to help businesses succeed. Staples provides innovative services including print and marketing solutions, managed print services, furniture and design services, shipping and travel services, and recycling programs. With next-day delivery available to over 98% of the U.S. and a commitment to sustainability through a 5-year plan to reduce carbon emissions by 35%, Staples continues to adapt to the changing world of work while maintaining its position as the industry leader in workspace products and services.

Dentsply Sirona is the world's largest manufacturer of professional dental products and technologies. The company was formed in 2016 through the merger of DENTSPLY International (founded in 1899 in New York City) and Sirona Dental Systems (founded in 1877 in Germany), bringing together over a century of combined innovation and expertise in dental manufacturing. With approximately 16,000 employees and operations in more than 40 countries, Dentsply Sirona markets its products in over 150 countries worldwide. The company's comprehensive portfolio includes dental equipment, consumables, digital solutions, and treatment technologies across multiple disciplines including implants, orthodontics, endodontics, restorative materials, CAD/CAM systems, and imaging solutions. Their products reach 600,000 dental professionals who treat over 6 million patients daily.

Papa Johns is the world's third-largest pizza delivery company, serving customers across approximately 6,000 restaurants in 50 countries and territories. Founded in 1984 with one mission - BETTER INGREDIENTS. BETTER PIZZA.® - the company has grown from a single broom closet in Jeffersonville, Indiana to a global enterprise generating over $2.1 billion in revenue. Papa Johns co-headquarters in Atlanta, Georgia and Louisville, Kentucky support a network of franchisees and corporate stores that deliver millions of pizzas annually. The company's commitment to quality sets it apart in the competitive pizza industry. Papa Johns was the first national pizza delivery chain to remove artificial flavors and synthetic colors from its entire food menu. The original dough is made with only six ingredients and is fresh, never frozen, while signature sauce uses vine-ripened tomatoes that go from vine to can in the same day. This focus on superior ingredients has fueled four decades of growth, making Papa Johns a trusted choice for pizza lovers worldwide and creating thousands of jobs across corporate offices, distribution centers, and restaurant locations.

Petco operates 1,500+ retail locations across the U.S., Mexico, and Puerto Rico, supported by eight distribution centers and a 29,000-person workforce. The attack surface spans point-of-sale systems across physical stores, veterinary hospital infrastructure (250+ Vetco Total Care facilities), e-commerce platforms, and supply chain logistics networks. The threat model includes payment card data at scale, protected health information from veterinary services, and operational technology managing physical infrastructure. The security stack runs Python and PowerShell for automation, with SIEM/EDR/NDR providing detection coverage and SOAR orchestrating response workflows. Network architecture relies on next-generation firewalls, network access control, and SASE frameworks including secure web gateways and zero trust network access. Cloud security tooling protects hybrid environments as retail operations increasingly depend on connected systems. Security teams handle both legacy retail infrastructure dating to the company's 1965 founding and modern cloud-native services. The scope includes securing customer transactions, veterinary patient data, third-party integrations with adoption partners (the company facilitated roughly 7 million adoptions through its charitable arm), and operational systems keeping stores, clinics, and distribution centers running across three countries.

At DICK'S Sporting Goods, we believe sports have the power to change lives. Our mission is to create confidence and excitement by inspiring, supporting and personally equipping all athletes to achieve their dreams. We share our passion for sports through a diverse group of distinct brands - including DICK'S Sporting Goods, Golf Galaxy, House of Sport, Going Going Gone!, Public Lands, and GameChanger - all united by one purpose: to transform the world through the power of sports. Our success is built on a foundation of shared values that guide everything we do: Dedication, Optimism, Integrity, and Authenticity. These values unite us and define our interactions with athletes, partners, teammates, and communities. We invite you to explore our dynamic culture, discover our diverse brands, and join our team. Whether you're working in our stores, corporate offices, distribution centers, or supporting our digital platforms, you'll be part of a team committed to helping athletes reach their full potential.

Quavo, Inc. builds dispute management software for issuing banks and financial institutions, addressing a specific friction point in the financial stack: the manual, time-intensive process of handling chargebacks and fraud claims. Led by CEO Joseph McLean, the company automates the entire dispute lifecycle - from initial fraud detection through resolution - serving financial institutions of all sizes across the U.S. The core platform handles fraud management and dispute resolution automation, domains that sit at the intersection of transaction security, compliance workflow, and customer account protection. Banks and credit unions use the software to process disputes that would otherwise require manual case handling, documentation review, and coordination across multiple systems. Quavo's technical focus spans process automation, fintech software architecture, and fraud detection - operational security concerns rather than perimeter defense, but critical to institutional risk management and customer trust. The company positions itself around firsthand knowledge of how painful dispute processing is for financial institutions, claiming the platform resolves disputes "quickly and fairly" while improving customer security and confidence. The team describes the work as challenging but points to real-world impact: reducing the operational burden on institutions while addressing fraud at scale. For engineers and analysts interested in fintech infrastructure, transaction integrity, or building automation tools that handle sensitive financial workflows, Quavo operates in a problem space where technical decisions have direct material consequences.