I give talks about digital security, from people who have never thought about it to developers who do it for a living. For companies, schools and conferences across Norway, in Norwegian or English. Entertaining enough that people listen, concrete enough that they change habits the next day.
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I tailor every session to the audience. The topics below are the starting point, not the final word. Tell me what kind of crowd it is and we'll find the right angle.
The true story of how a perfectly ordinary domain purchase made me a bank manager overnight, entirely by accident. Along the way we look at the most effective anti-scam tricks around today.
For companies with employees at every skill level. Concrete examples of what can go wrong, including what a BadUSB actually does the moment someone plugs it in.
Built for development teams. Drawn from the mistakes I keep seeing in the codebases I pentest, plus lessons from the years I spent developing myself. Tailored to your stack and team.
Tailored for schools and students. The story of how I went from a 2.9 GPA in lower secondary to a 5.6 leaving upper secondary. Adapted to the year group in the room, grades 8–10 or upper secondary.
Payment terminals behind the counter, a lift with its admin panel open to the internet and a form that happily accepted minus 1.2 billion kroner. Real findings from an ethical hacker, and what they say about the threats we live with now.
I simulate real attacks against your company's systems to find the vulnerabilities before anyone else does. You get a thorough report that doesn't just point out the weaknesses, but shows exactly how to close every gap, prioritised by risk.
I'm an ethical hacker, meaning I get paid to break into things, so the people who own them can fix the holes before anyone else finds them. First for small companies that weren't allowed to say who I was. Now for larger companies that also aren't allowed to say who I am, and for an audience that is allowed to know.
Most of what I talk about is simpler than it sounds. You don't need to be able to code to avoid getting hacked; you just need to know which three things actually matter. That's where I come in.
«Daniel combines deep professional expertise with an ability to make complex security topics understandable and engaging for everyone. […] I can safely recommend Daniel to any organisation that wants a talk with both professional weight and practical value.
Pricing is based on each request: length, location, audience and how much tailoring you want. Send a request and you'll get a concrete quote the same day. Schools and non-profits always get a discount, just ask.
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