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CYBERSECURITY & DIGITAL TRUST

Cybersecurity & Digital Trust keynote speakers.

A curated 3+1 example for audiences that need stronger cyber readiness, clearer risk governance and a realistic view of emerging threats.

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THE CONTEXT

Cybersecurity is a business-resilience issue. Not only an IT issue.

Ransomware, identity compromise, supply-chain attacks and AI-enabled threats make security a board-level concern with consequences for trust, regulation and continuity.

Strong cyber keynotes make technical risk understandable while still giving practitioners and leaders practical controls, governance frameworks and a clearer sense of priority.

The example below combines technical, intelligence, threat-research and criminal-insider perspectives.

EXAMPLE BRIEFING

Start with the question.

This is the event context behind the example shortlist below.

Language
English
Format
On-site security conference
Audience
IT leaders, compliance specialists and risk officers
Key question
How can we strengthen cyber readiness while helping leaders understand the threats that matter most?
Desired impact
Raise awareness, strengthen cyber readiness and help the audience understand emerging threats.

THE 3

Three strong fits for this brief.

Each recommendation brings a different route into the same business question.

01
Paula Januszkiewicz

Paula Januszkiewicz

CEO & Founder, CQURE | World-Class Cybersecurity Expert & Microsoft MVP

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Core message

Paula reveals how attackers exploit identity, endpoint and cloud misconfigurations and translates penetration-testing lessons into pragmatic controls and hardening priorities.

Why this fits

A strong fit for IT leaders and compliance specialists who want immediately actionable guidance tied to standards, audits and real attack paths.

02
Toby Lewis

Toby Lewis

Cybersecurity & Threat Intelligence Specialist | Former NCSC Leader

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Core message

Toby maps the current threat landscape from nation-state espionage to ransomware and shows how attackers increasingly use AI.

Why this fits

His intelligence and cyber background gives leaders a concise view of emerging threats with concrete implications for resilience.

03
Mikko Hyppönen

Mikko Hyppönen

Chief Research Officer & Part-Owner, Sensofusion | Cyber Security Pioneer & Bestselling Author

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Core message

Mikko traces how cyber threats have evolved from individual malware to organised crime, state operations and AI-enabled attacks, translating decades of frontline research into priorities leaders can understand.

Why this fits

He gives the shortlist a globally credible threat-landscape anchor while connecting technical change with business continuity, trust and executive responsibility.

THE +1

+1

Not the obvious choice. Still relevant to the brief.

Tony Sales

Tony Sales

Fraud Prevention Specialist | Former Fraudster

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Core message

Tony exposes how organised criminals plan and execute cyber-enabled financial crime, from reconnaissance and social engineering to cash-out.

Why the wildcard

His reformed-criminal perspective creates a memorable jolt that drives behaviour change across both technical and non-technical roles.

YOUR EVENT BRIEF

Now make the shortlist yours.

The example above starts with one particular audience and one particular question. Your event may need a completely different route into the same topic.

01

Give us the context.
Audience, event reality and what the keynote should actually answer.

02

We search for fit.
Scurati matches the brief against 5,000+ structured speaker profiles.

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You receive 3+1.
Three relevant matches, one fresh perspective — then refinement with your Scurati consultant.

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Step 1 of 5
What should the keynote actually answer?

Think of the central question the speaker should help your audience resolve.

Who will be in the room?

Role, seniority, industry or anything else that matters.

What should change after the keynote?

A decision, a new perspective, confidence, urgency, practical action — what outcome matters?

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QUESTIONS

Cybersecurity & Digital Trust keynote speakers, in context.

What is a Cybersecurity keynote speaker?

A speaker who explains threats, risks, controls and governance in a clear, actionable way for 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 and cyber, identity security, risk governance, incident response, compliance and awareness.

How does Scurati select keynote speakers for the shortlist?

Scurati matches the event brief against its structured speaker database using audience, context and desired impact. The result is a focused 3+1 starting point rather than a catalogue of loosely related names.

What happens after the shortlist?

Your Scurati consultant reviews the selection with you, confirms fit, fees and availability, and guides the selected speaker through negotiation and booking.