Training and speaking
Training, workshops and speaking
Security sticks when it's taught for the people in the room. I run awareness sessions, hands-on workshops and conference talks, pitched at the audience.
When to call
When teams ask for it.
- People are the first target, and the training they get is generic
- Engineers need practical offensive and defensive skills, not slides
Scope
What it involves.
- Awareness sessions for staff and leadership
- Hands-on technical workshops for engineers and analysts
- Conference talks, panels and guest lectures
How it works
How the work is done.
The same subject, pitched to the room.
From a staff briefing to a hands-on lab to a conference stage, each session is shaped for who is listening.
- 1. Staff
- Awareness briefings
- 2. Leadership
- Risk in plain terms
- 3. Engineers
- Hands-on labs
- 4. Analysts
- Practical workshops
- 5. Conferences
- Talks and panels
- 6. Lectures
- Guest lectures
Outcome
What you have at the end.
Sessions pitched at the audience in the room, from ministries to university classrooms.
Usually for: Conferences, universities, government bodies and corporate teams
Proof
Work and credentials behind it.
Other services
Other ways I can help.
- Penetration testingWeb, API, mobile, network and cloud testing from an attacker's point of view.
- Security operationsDetection engineering, SIEM, incident handling and malware analysis.
- GRC advisoryInformation system audits, ISO/IEC 27001 and security strategy.
- Agentic AI securitySecuring AI agents and LLM features, and automating the security work itself.
Let's scope it together.
Tell me what you need to protect and by when. I'll reply with whether I can help and how I'd approach it.