What is it?
A clear keynote, talk or executive briefing format for organisations that need to make digital risks understandable and actionable.
01 · Keynotes & Talks
Complex risks.
Clearly told.
Keynotes for specialist audiences, leaders and teams: I make digital threats tangible through defensible methodology, realistic examples and practical next steps.
20–90 minutesGerman / EnglishAvailable internationally
Decision guide
In 60 seconds: does this keynote fit?
Who is this for?
Event organisers, leadership teams, compliance and communication functions with a clear audience and decision need.
Which problem is addressed?
Unclear threat perception, low transfer from event to practice, and uncertain role allocation for digital security action.
What is done concretely?
Audience brief, practical scenarios, context-specific message, and a concise transfer outcome with follow-up options.
For which situations does it fit?
When a single engagement should produce shared understanding across teams and a practical next step after the event.
What are the boundaries?
No ongoing investigations, no sensitive live identification in the event format, and no private surveillance outside the agreed context.
Next step
Share occasion, audience, expected impact and desired duration. I will suggest a suitable format after reviewing your enquiry.
Topic portfolio
From a focused impulse to an executive briefing.
Every format is aligned with the occasion, prior knowledge and risk context. Live demonstrations are designed responsibly and agreed in advance.
01
Keynote · Expert talk · Executive briefing
Open Data, Real Threats
How visible information becomes a credible attack path.
This keynote shows how individual pieces of public information can be combined for social engineering, intimidation or targeted influence.
- Recognise digital attack surfaces
- Understand information chains
- Derive practical protective measures
02
Keynote · Live demonstration · Online talk
Real or Manipulated?
Deepfakes, visual verification and trust in the digital environment.
A practical view of manipulated images and video: from first warning signs to structured verification and a proportionate response.
- Interpret manipulation signals
- Understand verification workflows
- Avoid premature conclusions
03
Keynote · Conference session · Panel
OSINT in the Age of Digital Threats
From open information to better decisions.
How open-source intelligence supports situational assessment, crisis management and strategic decisions — and why sound methodology matters more than any single tool.
- Understand OSINT as a process
- Assess source quality
- Turn findings into decisions
04
Expert talk · Executive briefing · Panel
Information Power in the Digital Environment
When narratives, mobilisation and open sources create real-world impact.
The session connects digital dynamics with their consequences for organisations, events, reputation and security.
- Recognise digital dynamics early
- Place narratives in context
- Improve response capability
05
Impulse · Awareness talk · Internal event
The First Digital Point of Attack
Why an attack often begins before it reaches IT.
Employees, executives, locations and routines leave useful traces. This talk makes that human and organisational attack surface tangible.
- Understand exposure
- Prioritise security-relevant traces
- Enable protection without withdrawal
06
Keynote · Expert talk · Executive briefing
AI Meets OSINT
Speed is no substitute for judgement.
How AI accelerates research and analysis, where errors and bias arise, and why transparent human review remains decisive.
- Assess opportunities realistically
- Recognise automation risks
- Design meaningful human oversight
Process
Built for the room, not taken off the shelf.
- 01Briefing
Clarify audience, occasion, prior knowledge and sensitive boundaries.
- 02Narrative
Align emphasis, examples and interaction with the context.
- 03Transfer
Anchor practical options and credible next steps.
Complementary formats
Before the decision. After the applause.
Two clearly scoped additions extend the keynote where executive context or sustained transfer matters.
FORMAT30–60 minutes
Executive Briefing: OSINT & Digital Threats
For: Executive teams, security leadership or crisis management
Outcome: Strategic context, relevant decision questions and a shared situational picture.
Discuss this formatFORMATOptional keynote add-on
Post-Event Transfer Package
For: Event organisers and internal communications teams
Outcome: A concise summary, checklist, internal communication template and optional follow-up.
Discuss this formatSpeaker one-pager
All essentials on one page.
Short profile, three signature keynotes, formats, audiences, selected stages — ready for programme planning and internal speaker selection.
For event organisers
Practical questions, answered.
The final setup is confirmed in the briefing. These answers provide a reliable starting point.
Which speaking durations are available?
Formats range from concise 20-minute impulses and classic 45–60 minute keynotes to in-depth sessions of up to 90 minutes. Narrative and transfer are adapted to the available time.
How closely is the talk tailored?
Every engagement starts with a briefing on audience, occasion, prior knowledge, intended impact and sensitive boundaries. Examples, terminology and depth are adapted accordingly.
Are live demonstrations possible?
Yes, where they serve the learning objective. Demonstrations are agreed in advance, prepared with privacy in mind and supported by a safe fallback. Real target persons are never researched spontaneously.
Which languages and delivery formats are available?
Keynotes and executive briefings are available in German or English, on site, online or hybrid. Panels and moderated expert conversations can also be arranged.
What technical setup is required?
The standard is a 16:9 presentation via HDMI or USB-C. A headset or lavalier microphone is recommended from about 40 participants; large stages should also provide a confidence monitor.
Can the talk be recorded or streamed?
Recording, livestreaming and later publication are possible by prior written agreement, including scope, platform, duration of use and any sensitive demonstrations.
How quickly will I receive a response?
I will respond personally after reviewing your enquiry. Please flag genuinely time-critical dates in the enquiry.
What information helps with a proposal?
Date, location, event type, audience, approximate number of participants, duration, objective, language, recording plans and an available budget range.
Next step
A keynote that fits your audience.
Share your occasion, audience and intended impact. You will receive a relevant first proposal rather than a generic package.
Start an enquiry