Over the past 17 years, working in various industries including Airport Weather Observation, Broadcast Communication, Video Engineering and Technology, and finally Information Security, I've learned a thing or two about presenting information. Specifically, how to present a topic that could stir negative emotions, in a way that is non-threatening. I'm a firm believer in presenting penetration testing findings in a way that communicate their urgency without presenting the information using a harsh tone of voice in the writing. This talk will give you, the audience, some useful communication tips on presenting Penetration Testing Findings in a way that doesn't stir negative emotions from the recipient. Tips will include communication styles per personality type, and what I call danger terms, which are words that have a harsh tone when presented in findings, along with alternative words that communicate more effectively.