Keynote
The impulse that sets the tone for the day: the current threat landscape, NIS2, the CRA or security culture – tailored to your industry and audience, with three things that are actionable on Monday.
20–45 minutes
Speaker
I talk about information security so that the board and the engineers in the same room take away the same thing – with real cases instead of buzzword bingo. From a 20-minute impulse to a live crisis simulation on stage.
Formats
The impulse that sets the tone for the day: the current threat landscape, NIS2, the CRA or security culture – tailored to your industry and audience, with three things that are actionable on Monday.
20–45 minutes
Panel participation, fireside chat or moderation. I keep the discussion concrete, translate the jargon for the audience and take a position instead of mumbling consensus.
30–60 minutes
An attack demonstrated live and explained step by step: phishing, passwords, misconfigurations. Followed by the countermeasures – the penny-drop moment sticks far longer than any statistic.
30–60 minutes
A security incident in real time: the audience makes the calls, I escalate the situation – ransomware, reporting deadlines, the press, customers. It shows without mercy where decision paths jam in reality.
45–90 minutes
References
Conferences, industry events and closed decision-maker sessions – from a technical audience through to the management board.
Hamburg
Berlin
Frankfurt am Main
Topics
Date, time and venue – or whether it takes place remotely.
Who is in the room: specialists, executives, a mix? And how many?
Keynote, panel, live hacking or crisis simulation – and how much time I have.
What the audience should do differently afterwards. I build the talk around that.
I usually get back to you within one working day with an assessment and a proposed topic.
Send me the occasion, the audience and the length you have in mind – we will sort out the rest in a short call.