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James Lyne
Cybersecurity expert, security researcher at Sophos, industry advisor, and leading figure on cybercrime and technology
UK
The global head of Security Research at Sophos, James Lyne’s expertise is frequently called upon to inspire organisations and their teams to take cybersecurity seriously. Energetic, passionate, and charmingly nerdy, our keynote speaker James Lyne...
Bennett Arron
After being a victim of identity theft, the comedian has made comedy shows and documentaries about his experience
UK
Keynote Speaker Bennett Arron was the victim of identity theft. Today the experience has resulted in an acclaimed comedy show, several documentaries, and praise for his funny, honest and hard-hitting keynotes on identity theft and fraud. Amongst...
About Identity Theft
- Identity theft is the crime of obtaining the personal or financial information of another person for the sole purpose of assuming that person’s name or identity in order to make transactions or purchases.
- Identity theft is committed many different ways. Some identity thieves search through trash bins looking for bank account and credit card statements; other more high-tech methods involve accessing corporate databases to steal lists of customer information.
- Once they have the information they are looking for, identity thieves can ruin a person’s credit rating and the standing of other personal information. Many types of identity theft can be prevented. One way is to continually check the accuracy of personal documents and promptly deal with any discrepancies.
- A keynote speech on identity theft can help audiences understand the importance of keeping personal information safe, and to be cautious of sharing too much information.
- Our speakers can present audience members with some tips for preventing identity theft.