Deletion of NetSPI (2nd nomination)

Comment: vehemently, and '''salt'''.  Notability is a side issue when an article is #G11|obvious advertising like this one is:  ''... an American consulting firm specializing in information and network security''.  The current article contains advertising language designed to sell readers on why your business '''''needs''''' their services: ''Organizations large and small are targets of attacks by sophisticated cyber criminals intent on stealing valuable information. The massive thefts of personal and credit card data from TJX and Hannaford Brothers are but two recent examples.  An organization that suffers a data breach and is also found to not be in compliance with relevant security standards may be subject to civil and criminal lawsuits (which are often brought by the FTC), large fines, and onerous requirements such as having to have security audits performed for the next 20 years.''  The references supplied are either client's websites or trade publications with |tiny readership.  Wikilawyering over the "notability" of this advertisement only goes to show that
Stance: delete
Cited policy: Wikipedia:Criteria for speedy deletion (WP:CSD||WP:CORP)