As we head into the final month of 2025, the cybersecurity landscape is shifting faster than ever. AI-driven attacks continue to surge, with cybercriminals using generative AI to create more convincing phishing schemes, deepfakes, and social-engineering exploits that slip past traditional defenses. Ransomware remains one of the most costly and disruptive threats, especially for critical infrastructure and supply-chain systems. And while quantum computing is still emerging, the risk it poses to today’s encryption methods is becoming a growing concern for security leaders planning ahead.

Organizations are shifting focus to zero-trust architectures and enhanced employee training to combat these challenges, emphasizing proactive defense in an increasingly connected world.

For your Cyber Awareness events, consider one of these top speakers who can deliver actionable insights and engaging presentations on modern-day cybersecurity.

Matthew Devost: Global Cyber Risk Expert

As CEO of OODA LLC, Devost specializes in emerging threats and risk management. He warns: "The convergence of AI and cyber threats means organizations must build resilient systems that anticipate adaptive attacks, not just react to them".

Jessica Barker: Human Factors in Security

Dr. Barker, a socio-technical expert, focuses on the psychology of cybersecurity. She notes: "Cybersecurity isn't just about technology - it's about people. Awareness training must address human behavior to truly reduce risks".

Eric O’Neill: Counterintelligence Specialist

Known for capturing spy Robert Hanssen, O’Neill shares espionage insights: "Today's cyber spies use social engineering as their primary weapon. Awareness is your first line of defense against invisible threats".

John Sileo: Identity Theft Prevention

Sileo, a victim-turned-expert, stresses personal security: "With AI amplifying identity theft, individuals and organizations must adopt privacy-first mindsets to protect data in the digital age".

Charlie Miller: Automotive Security Researcher

Renowned for hacking vehicles, Miller highlights embedded system vulnerabilities: "As cars become more connected, securing them against remote exploits is crucial to preventing real-world dangers".

Brett Johnson: Former Cybercriminal Turned Expert

Once on the U.S. Most Wanted list, Johnson advises: "Understanding criminal tactics from the inside is key to building effective defenses against fraud and identity theft in today's digital landscape".

Eric Cole: Cybersecurity Strategist

Former CIA hacker Cole emphasizes preparation: "One of the big problems in cybersecurity is individuals and companies do not believe they are a target—until it's too late".

Scott Augenbaum: FBI Cyber Crime Specialist

Retired FBI agent Augenbaum focuses on ransomware response: "Effective cyber defense requires understanding how attackers exploit human and technical weaknesses in organizations".

Ben Hammersley: Digital Futurist

Hammersley explores emerging tech risks: "The future of cybersecurity lies in anticipating how AI and digital transformation will create new vulnerabilities we haven't yet imagined".

Carol Flynn: National Security Expert

Flynn addresses critical infrastructure protection: "Building resilience against state-sponsored cyber threats demands a comprehensive approach to both technology and policy".

These speakers can transform your event into a powerhouse of education and motivation, covering everything from AI risks to human-centered security.

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