Go to main content Skip and go to the footer

Speakers on social engineering

  • Ellis

    Tania Ellis

    Social Business Expert & Front-Runner, Global Trend-Spotter, Thought-Leader and Prize-Winning Author

  • Rachel Tobac

    Unlock the secrets of social proof security with CEO Rachel Tobac. Defeated Twitter hack, she empowers companies to stay ahead in the cybersecurity game.

  • Dr Jessica Barker, MBE

    Dr. Jessica Barker is an award-winning author, keynote speaker, and expert in the human side of cyber security.

  • FC

    FC is a cybersecurity expert with a hacker's perspective, helping businesses defend against cyber threats and understand nation-state cyber weapons.

  • Ejona Preci

    Ejona Preçi: Renowned Cybersecurity Expert, Empowering Organizations Against Emerging Threats.

  • Alex Wood

    Meet Alex Wood, renowned keynote speaker transforming adversity into triumph. Arm your team with anti-fraud strategies that safeguard your bottom line.

  • Jeff McKissack

    Jeff McKissack, an expert in violence prevention and social engineering, will help your organization stay ahead of potential threats.
  • Lyne

    James Lyne

    Cybersecurity expert, security researcher at Sophos, industry advisor, and leading figure on cybercrime and technology
  • Monsegur

    Hector Monsegur

    Director of a Cybersecurity Company, Security Researcher, and Former Blackhat helping the FBI through hacking experience.

  • John Sileo

    Discover how John Sileo's harrowing cybercrime experience transformed him into a leading cybersecurity expert, safeguarding your organization from costly breaches.

  • Nigel Marsh

    A top-rated speaker, Nigel Marsh has spoken on numerous subjects, including work/life balance, business, leadership, risk, purpose, and creativity. His work/life balance TED speech is one of the mo...

Non-binding request

Get in touch with us today and we'll help you find the perfect speaker for your event.

About the topic: Social Engineering

Social engineering focuses on creating social capital and social value as opposed to for instance purely commercial interests that typically focus more on financial issues.

Social value or social capital can mean a number of different things such as charity work, cultural work, volunteer work and programs, etc.

What is social engineering and how does it work? How can you use social engineering, what are the advantages and what are the challenges?

Keynote speakers dealing with social engineering take a closer look at these matters and questions.

Non-binding request

Get in touch with us today and we'll help you find the perfect speaker for your event.

Need help?

Phone: +1 347 223 5128

Email: contact@a-speakers.com