ROOT64 / VERIFIED
0130–60 minutes
Keynote
A conference or offsite session on how cyber crime and digital fraud actually work, told through real cases rather than statistics.
Training and awareness
Training and cyber awareness
Technical controls fail quietly. People fail loudly, and then get blamed for it. These sessions are built to change behaviour, not to tick an annual compliance box.
From awareness to action
Make the safe decision the natural decision.
Sessions built around real pressure, real behaviour and the reporting routes people use afterwards.
KeynotesBoardroomsEngineeringTabletops
Choose the room
Formats
One programme, shaped for the decision-makers and behaviour you need to move.
0290 minutes
Board and leadership briefing
What the organisation is exposed to, what the current controls do and do not cover, and the questions a board should be asking its technology team.
03Half day
Employee awareness session
Phishing, social engineering, credential hygiene, device handling and safe reporting. Run in Hindi or English.
044–12 weeks
Phishing simulation programme
Controlled simulated campaigns with per-department reporting, followed by targeted coaching. Measured on report rate, not just click rate.
051–2 days
Secure development training
For engineering teams. The OWASP Top 10 as it appears in your own stack, secure code review, and how to read a penetration test report.
06Half day
Incident tabletop exercise
A facilitated scenario walkthrough for the leadership and technical team. Reveals decision bottlenecks long before a real incident does.
Audience map
Who each session is for
- Board and executive
- Risk, accountability and the questions to ask
- All employees
- Recognising and reporting an attempt
- Engineering
- Building and reviewing secure code
- IT and security operations
- Detection, escalation and response
- Finance and HR
- Invoice fraud, payroll diversion and impersonation — the two functions attackers target most
After the session
What changes afterwards
Delivered with every programme
- A measured baseline of reporting behaviour before and after the programme
- A named, unambiguous route for staff to report something suspicious
- Departmental results so managers can act on their own numbers
- Attendance and completion records for your audit file
Inside the room
Built for attention. Designed for recall.
Speaker
Amit Dubey
Keynotes and leadership sessions are delivered by Amit Dubey. Topics, formats and what an organiser needs to send us are on his page.