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    Cyber Safety Speaker for Workplaces

    Cyber Safe at Work

    Firewalls don't click on links — people do. As a cyber safety speaker for workplaces, Jonny walks staff and leadership teams through the eight real-world ways employees get caught out: oversharing, phishing, deepfakes and voice cloning, weak passwords, dodgy wifi, browsing habits, unpatched devices and physical attacks in the office. Everyone leaves with an eight-point checklist and shared language for reporting risk. Jonny also works with schools as a motivational speaker for schools.

    Cyber Safe at Work presentation
    Award Winning Speaker
    50–90min Sessions
    Teams, Leadership & Conferences

    Who it's for

    Year levels
    All staff, leadership teams and boards
    Session length
    50-90 min, half-day options
    Formats
    All-staff session · Leadership briefing · Conference keynote

    What staff walk away with

    Share Smart Online

    How oversharing on social, LinkedIn and work events exposes staff, colleagues and company data — and the settings to fix it in minutes.

    Spot the Phish

    Text, email, DM and 'catfish' scams — how to recognise them and the rule of thumb that stops 95% of attacks.

    Deepfakes & Voice Cloning

    The Hong Kong $25M deepfake heist, the Ella case, and the simple 'safe word' every team and family should have.

    Strong Passwords & 2FA

    Why one password everywhere is a business risk, and how a password manager plus 2FA solves it overnight.

    Secure Wifi & Networks

    Guest wifi, public wifi and cheap IOT devices — what to change at work and at home to lock the front door.

    Safer Browsing

    HTTPS-only, ad blockers, DuckDuckGo/Brave and VPNs — small habit changes that dramatically reduce exposure.

    Malware & Updates

    Why 'update later' is the most expensive click of the year, and free tools like VirusTotal every staff member should know.

    Physical Attacks

    USB drops, ID copiers, screen snooping and PIN capture — the on-site risks most cybersecurity training never covers.

    Staff leave with a printable 8-point personal cyber checklist and a shared team language for spotting and reporting risk — turning your biggest vulnerability into your strongest line of defence.

    The presentation

    1. Don't Share Too Much Online

    Photos of team events, location tags, public profiles, Alexa and Google Nest voice recordings — Jonny unpacks how everyday sharing becomes an attack surface. By 2030, 2/3 of identity fraud will trace back to oversharing by employees and their networks online.

    • Set Instagram, Facebook and personal accounts to private
    • Turn off photo location metadata
    • Check photo backgrounds for names, offices and company IDs
    • Never post company IDs, event invites or work locations
    • Ask friends and family not to tag or post your workplace

    2. Don't Get Phished

    Text, social media, calls, email and websites — the five phishing surfaces every employee touches every day. Includes real 'catfish' and CEO impersonation stories, plus the safe-word tip for voice-cloning attacks.

    3. Use Secure Passwords

    A weak password reused across websites is a data-leak away from disaster. Jonny walks staff through the shift to a password manager, a strong master password and 2-factor authentication on every account that matters.

    4. Secure Your Work & Home Network

    Strong wifi passwords, checking for unknown devices, avoiding cheap IOT products, and why 'Free Airport Wifi' is one of the easiest attacks in the world. Includes the phone setting that turns wifi off automatically when you leave home.

    5. Browse Safer

    Ad blockers, HTTPS-only mode, privacy-first browsers like DuckDuckGo and Brave, and when to use a VPN — the four settings that reduce daily risk without slowing anyone down.

    6. Handle Malware Like a Pro

    Why every device should auto-update, how to run a file through VirusTotal before opening it, and why 'trojan' attacks succeed on staff who never think it will happen to them.

    7. Physical & On-Site Attacks

    USB drops, fake company letters, ID copiers, glass-frame USB chargers and recording keyboards and PINs. The office risks most cybersecurity training completely misses.

    • Keep ID lanyards tucked away until you enter the building
    • Set laptops to instant screensaver with password
    • Cover PINs and keyboards when entering credentials
    • Never plug in an unknown USB — no matter where you found it

    8. What If…?

    The final section is a rapid-fire response plan: what to do the moment you suspect a breach, who to call, what to isolate, and how to protect the business, your team and your family in the first 60 minutes.

    Format & Delivery

    Best delivered as a 60–90 minute keynote or interactive workshop for staff, leadership teams, boards or conferences. Suitable for all technical levels — no jargon, no fear-mongering, just practical habits that stick.

    Businesses love it

    What leaders say

    "
    Your session was absolutely amazing and we can't thank you enough. The way you engaged over 6,000 people was impressive. We learnt a lot and have numerous people asking for the recordings. Will get you back next year!
    K. Sagar
    Cybersecurity Instructor, Okta Security — Largest Security Firm in the USA
    Cybersecurity Instructor, Okta Security — Largest Security Firm in the USA logo
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    Enjoyed your presentation for Okta's security awareness month Jonny, awesome work. Would recommend you to any team wanting to up skill their employees on new threats & common hacks. Great work again.
    Ben King
    Vice President, Security Trust & Culture at Okta (largest Cyber Security Firm in America & UK)
    Vice President, Security Trust & Culture at Okta (largest Cyber Security Firm in America & UK) logo
    "
    Engaging & Powerful. A mix of humour, facts and live demos. I have already booked you for next year.
    Jen Waugh
    Senior Manager, Information Security, Pepper Bank
    Senior Manager, Information Security, Pepper Bank logo
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    Frequently asked questions

    All staff — from frontline teams to leadership and boards. No technical background is assumed and nothing is delivered in IT jargon.

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