What is a Cybersecurity & Digital Trust keynote speaker?

A Cybersecurity & Digital Trust keynote speaker explains how attackers operate, where vulnerabilities lie and how organisations can strengthen security, resilience and trust in their digital infrastructure and data.

Why are Cybersecurity speakers important beyond IT?

Cybersecurity now affects brand reputation, regulatory compliance, financial risk and operational continuity. Cyber speakers help non-technical leaders understand cyber risk in business terms and define priorities.

What topics do Cybersecurity & Digital Trust speakers cover?

Topics include threat landscape, ransomware, identity and access management, cloud security, AI and cyber, risk governance, incident response, security awareness and building a culture of security.

How does Scurati select Cybersecurity speakers?

Scurati uses your briefing – audience (IT, risk, executive), environment and goals – to match from a curated pool of cyber experts via an AI-driven 3+1 shortlist that fits your context.

Does Scurati support the booking process for Cybersecurity speakers?

Yes. Once a speaker is chosen, a Scurati consultant manages availability checks, contracts, briefing calls and logistics to make sure your security event runs smoothly.

How are Cybersecurity recommendations curated if matching is automated?

While the matching is automated, the underlying cyber speaker database has been curated manually. Consultants have structured and vetted the profiles so the AI can accurately match your briefing against relevant Cybersecurity and Digital Trust expertise.

A curated 3+1 shortlist for Cybersecurity & Digital Trust speakers.

Here’s an example of how Scurati cuts through the noise and delivers precise speaker matches for real events.

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Cybersecurity & Digital Trust Keynote Speakers – Curated Insights & Example Shortlist

Cybersecurity is no longer a technical topic — it is a board-level priority and a critical pillar of operational resilience. With attacks increasing in frequency and sophistication, organizations face persistent threats from ransomware, identity compromise, data breaches, nation-state actors, and rapidly evolving AI-enabled exploits.

On top of this, customers and regulators expect companies to demonstrate trust, transparency, and robust governance around data and digital infrastructure. Security is now inseparable from brand reputation, regulatory compliance, and business continuity.

This makes Cybersecurity & Digital Trust keynote speakers essential for IT leaders, compliance teams, risk officers, and cross-functional groups. They demystify threats, offer practical controls, and deliver frameworks for readiness.

At Scurati, we don’t show catalogues. Instead, we generate a tailored 3+1 shortlist based on your event goals, audience, and desired impact. Below is a sample shortlist, demonstrating the clarity and precision you can expect.

Example Briefing (for this Sample Shortlist)

We’re hosting an on-site security conference and need an English-speaking expert keynote speaker on Cybersecurity and Digital Trust. Audience: IT leaders, compliance specialists and risk officers. Desired impact: raise awareness, strengthen cyber readiness, and help the audience understand emerging threats.

Paula Januszkiewicz

CEO, CQURE Inc. | Security Expert, Penetration Tester & Trainer | Microsoft MVP & Regional Director

Core Message:
Paula reveals how attackers exploit identity, endpoint, and cloud misconfigurations—and how to close those gaps fast. Through demo-driven stories from real penetration tests, she translates technical risk into business and compliance impact. She highlights pragmatic controls, hardening priorities, and monitoring tactics that measurably increase resilience. Attendees leave with a “fix-first” action list and a clear view of common pitfalls in hybrid and Microsoft-heavy environments.

Why Scurati recommends her: Perfect for IT leaders and compliance specialists wanting immediately actionable guidance tied to standards and audits. Her keynote can flow into a live poll or tabletop conversation on incident roles and responsibilities.

Toby Lewis

Cybersecurity & AI Expert | Former Member of British Intelligence Services

Core Message:
Toby maps the current threat landscape—from nation-state espionage to ransomware—and shows how attackers increasingly leverage AI. He deconstructs recent high-profile incidents and supply chain compromises, surfacing what would have changed the outcome. Expect clear guidance on detection engineering, response playbooks, and resilience patterns for an “assume breach” world.

Why Scurati recommends him:
His background in intelligence and frontline AI/cyber gives leaders a concise view of emerging threats and concrete actions. He can bridge into a rapid live poll on perceived top risks to shape your afternoon breakout.

Christian Toon

Chief Information Security Officer

Core Message:
Christian focuses on board-ready cyber resilience: how to quantify risk, align security with business objectives, and stress-test ransomware and data-loss scenarios. He shares lessons from guiding large enterprises pre- and post-breach, including operating model design, role clarity, and governance that accelerates decisions under pressure. He teaches how to talk about security posture in plain language for executives and regulators.

Why Scurati recommends him:
Ideal for compliance specialists and risk officers who need governance and reporting approaches, not just tools. He sets the room up for incident response agreement-setting and concrete 90-day improvements.

The +1 Wildcard

The Wildcard highlights a speaker who sits slightly outside the obvious choices — someone who brings a fresh angle, unexpected perspective, or different energy to the topic. While the other three recommendations are direct, high-fit matches based on your briefing, the Wildcard is intentionally more exploratory.
It introduces a speaker who can spark new thinking, shift the room’s mindset, or elevate the experience in a surprising way.
Often, this “out-of-the-box” voice becomes the most memorable part of the event.

Tony Sales

Fraud & Cyber-Enabled Crime Expert | Former “King of Fraud”

Core Message:
Tony exposes how organised criminals actually plan and execute cyber-enabled financial crime. He walks through social engineering from reconnaissance to cash-out and pinpoints the control gaps that make it work. This insider view helps leaders spot weak links across people, processes, and third parties before attackers do.

Why Scurati recommends him (Wildcard):
As a reformed criminal turned advisor, his perspective jolts awareness and drives behaviour change across technical and non-technical roles. Great as an energizer before a phishing-awareness quiz or risk triage exercise.

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What is a Cybersecurity keynote speaker?

A speaker who explains threats, risks, controls, and governance in a clear, actionable way tailored to IT leaders, risk teams, and executives.

Why is cybersecurity relevant for non-technical leaders?

Because cybersecurity affects brand trust, regulatory exposure, financial risk, and operational continuity — not just IT departments.

What topics do Cybersecurity speakers cover?

Threat landscape, ransomware, AI & cyber, identity security, risk governance, incident response, compliance, awareness training.

How does Scurati select Cybersecurity keynote speakers?

Through a tailored 3+1 curation process based on your event goals, audience, sector, and desired impact. No catalogue — only relevant matches.

Can Scurati help with availability and booking flow?

Yes. Once you choose a speaker, a senior Scurati consultant guides you through the entire process — from checking availability and securing the date to managing contracts, briefing alignment, preparation calls, and on-site logistics.
This end-to-end “white-glove” support ensures a smooth, clear and professional booking experience, so you can focus fully on your event.

How are the speaker recommendations curated if the matching is fully AI-driven?

Scurati’s AI generates the 3+1 shortlist automatically. The human curation happens before the matching process — during the creation and refinement of our speaker database. Every profile in Scurati has been evaluated, structured, and enriched by a human consultant to ensure accuracy, relevance, and high content quality. This curated foundation allows the AI to deliver precise, high-fit matches without any manual intervention during the request.