I was pre-teen when I snuck into the teen section where all the good stuff was. Bradbury, Asimov, Verne (20,000 Leagues... and Mysterious Island the sequel), Wells, Del Rey, Heinlein, Clarke... My real advice - don't censor. Let them read anything they have interest in.
I would be much more worried about the security after you get the data there. How does the consultant protect his network (wireless???) and physical building? Does he keep the data encrypted so if a computer is stolen, it cannot be read?
There are any number of good encryption methods to use in transmitting the data, then phone with the key.
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I was pre-teen when I snuck into the teen section where all the good stuff was. Bradbury, Asimov, Verne (20,000 Leagues... and Mysterious Island the sequel), Wells, Del Rey, Heinlein, Clarke... My real advice - don't censor. Let them read anything they have interest in.
I would be much more worried about the security after you get the data there. How does the consultant protect his network (wireless???) and physical building? Does he keep the data encrypted so if a computer is stolen, it cannot be read? There are any number of good encryption methods to use in transmitting the data, then phone with the key.