Recognise the warning signs
Spot urgency, impersonated senders and requests that exploit trust. Learn which details in messages and links should make you pause.
PAUSE BEFORE YOU CLICKFOR BUSINESSES, LEADERS AND CONFERENCES
One email. A moment of trust. A decision that could cost your business dearly.
Eddie Strandengen shows how scammers persuade us to click – and gives your people practical ways to recognise, verify and report suspicious requests.
Keynotes are currently delivered by Eddie Strandengen alone. Enquiries carry no obligation.

01 / WHAT YOUR PEOPLE TAKE AWAY
People need to recognise the moment a scam becomes convincing. Stories and demonstrations make the risk tangible. Practical advice makes it easier to respond in everyday situations.
Spot urgency, impersonated senders and requests that exploit trust. Learn which details in messages and links should make you pause.
PAUSE BEFORE YOU CLICKLearn to check unexpected requests for payments, logins or information through a trusted channel – even when the sender looks familiar.
CHECK BEFORE YOU ACTUnderstand why early reporting matters, including after a mistaken click. Take away a shared language that makes it easier to ask, double-check and report a concern.
MAKE REPORTING A HABITUse the keynote to start a conversation across departments. Employees get examples they recognise. Leaders gain a clearer view of how trust, pressure and routines affect risk. Your business gets a practical starting point for further training.
YOUR PEOPLE. YOUR EVERYDAY REALITY.
Choose an audience to see how we can shape the message.
Bring teams together around the same practical principles: what to look for, what to verify and when to ask for help. Relevant across roles, departments and technical backgrounds.
A KEYNOTE WITH EDDIE STRANDENGEN
I have worked in IT and information security for more than 25 years – from viruses and spam to artificial intelligence and sophisticated digital fraud. Through Etisk Hacker AS, I make security practical, engaging and easy to understand.
Six years of working closely with a former criminal hacker have given me an inside understanding of how cybercriminals think and operate. On stage, I turn that insight into stories, practical demonstrations and advice that connects with people’s everyday working lives.
Talk to Eddie ↗No. The keynote makes digital fraud and human behaviour understandable without technical knowledge. Examples are adapted to the audience.
The standard format is 45 minutes. If you would like a different format or time for questions and discussion afterwards, we can agree this together.
The fee depends on the location, format and arrangements. Share your preferred date and audience so we can discuss availability and a quote. An enquiry carries no obligation.
02 / GIVE YOUR PEOPLE A WAKE-UP CALL
Tell us who you want to bring together and when. We’ll discuss availability, a relevant format and pricing before you decide.
A date and an audience are a good start. It’s fine if you’re still planning.
We discuss your goals, format and pricing.
The booking is only agreed once we have confirmed the details together.
UNDERSTAND YOUR NEEDS. SET YOUR PRIORITIES.
Where should you start? Assess your business’s security needs and build a clearer starting point for your next steps.
TURN AWARENESS INTO ACTION
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