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On the stage. In the pulpit. In the boardroom.

A partial list of recent keynotes, conference talks, and teaching series. Every talk is written for a specific audience — never recycled.

[ 01 ]
November 8, 2026 (upcoming)

AI Proliferation and Organizational Maturity Demand a Cyber Awareness Overhaul (In Development)

Simply Cyber Con 2026 (Tides Folly, SC)

Reforming cybersecurity awareness training. De-emphasizing compliance-based training and promoting stronger awareness through empowered decision making.

→Why traditional awareness fails against today’s threats
→Decision-based awareness training design
→A more accurate measurement of company-wide resilience

[ 02 ]
November 3, 2025

Build Your Own Cyber Threat Brief

Simply Cyber Con 2025

Leveraging the Weekly News Brief to build a strong security awareness culture. Operationalizing threat intelligence into repeatable risk communication.

→Framework for translating cyber threats into stakeholder-ready insights
→Governance-driven awareness aligned with security policy
→Continuous risk monitoring through curated intelligence

[ 03 ]
October–November 2025

AI Ethics & Responsible Use in Ministry (Two-part series)

Oak Grove AME Church, Detroit, MI

Educating ministerial staff on AI capabilities, emerging risks, and ethical decision-making frameworks. Introducing governance concepts to non-technical leaders.

→Acceptable use policies for AI in mission-driven organizations
→Data considerations and AI alignment with values
→Complex technical concepts made accessible

[ 04 ]
November 1, 2024

Tabletopping Like a Boss

Simply Cyber Con 2024

Stay ready so you don't have to get ready. Design and execution of incident response tabletop exercises for readiness, control validation, and gap identification.

→Applying the PICERL framework in realistic scenarios
→Audit-ready post-exercise reporting
→Tabletops as a governance tool for IR maturity

[ 05 ]
November 8, 2023

How Good Customer Service Produces Great Cybersecurity

Simply Cyber Con 2023

Examining human factors in cybersecurity — user behavior, communication, and culture. A stewardship-based approach that connects UX to security outcomes.

→Human-centric practices as governance outcomes
→Relationship between UX and security posture
→Introducing the stewardship model

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