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Speaking / Keynotes / Workshops

Complex technology deserves clear conversations.

I speak about cybersecurity, AI, technology strategy and innovation — usually where technical depth meets business decisions, customer reality and the people who have to make it work.

01 / Topics

Four conversations
I keep returning to.

The exact content changes with the audience. The underlying questions remain surprisingly durable.

01Cybersecurity

When “approved” becomes the attack surface.

Modern attacks increasingly operate through legitimate tools, existing permissions and trusted workflows. The conversation shifts from “what did we block?” to “what are we allowing — and can we still control what happens next?”

02Artificial Intelligence

AI agents: from demo to useful system.

The impressive part is easy to show. The useful part requires context, permissions, boundaries, human checkpoints, observability and a measurable outcome. This session is about the operating model around the model.

03Technology Strategy

From information overload to decision intelligence.

Organizations rarely need another stream of information. They need better mechanisms for recognizing change, adding context and deciding what deserves attention now.

04Innovation

Innovation that survives contact with reality.

Ideas become valuable when they encounter real users, real systems and measurable constraints. Small experiments often create more progress than large programs built around assumptions.

02 / Selected Sessions

Ideas tested
in front of audiences.

A small selection of sessions and formats. The site stays intentionally independent of any single employer or product.

08 Oct 2026Upcoming

Expert Round Table · Berlin

Approved! Der Angriff ist freigegeben.

Cybersecurity keynote on trusted applications, legitimate tools and the risk created by what organizations deliberately allow.
Keynote / Round Table
2026Technical session

Partner TechTalk

What’s New — Use Cases.

A practical technical session built around what changes in real customer scenarios rather than a feature-by-feature release walkthrough.
Technical Deep Dive

03 / Approach

A talk should do
more than inform.

I like sessions that create tension around a familiar assumption, make the technology underneath it understandable and end with a concrete shift in how the audience sees the problem.

01Provoke

Start with the assumption that deserves to be challenged.

02Frame

Put the problem into a context that matters to the audience.

03Explain

Show enough technical reality to make the argument credible.

04Translate

Turn the idea into questions and decisions people can use afterwards.

04 / Formats

Keynote or deep dive.
The format follows the question.

KeynotesFocused point of view · executive and technical audiences
Round tablesDiscussion-driven · smaller expert groups
WorkshopsInteractive · decisions, use cases and operating models
Technical deep divesArchitecture, security controls, AI workflows and implementation reality

05 / Contact

Have a topic
worth discussing?

For speaking, round tables or a technical discussion, LinkedIn is the easiest way to reach me.

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