How we actually get hacked
A live walk through of the tricks that really work, and the simple habits that stop them.
Best for: general public, employees, executives
Case file · Jan Olsson
Real world insight into digital crime, cyber threats and human risk, from thirty five years inside the police.
I help organisations, leaders and the public understand how cybercrime works, why people get hacked, and what we can do to build safer digital lives.
The story
Jan Olsson has spent thirty five years in the Swedish police, the last seventeen on the front line of internet crime. He came to cybercrime the hard way, through investigations, fraud and the people who get hurt, not through theory.
As a national authority on fraud he helped found the National Fraud Centre in 2013, and now leads prevention and operational development at the National Operative Police Authority and the Swedish Cybercrime Centre. He represents Sweden inside Europol, Interpol and ENISA, and sits on the boards of ECCFI and the MRC Law Enforcement Commission.
His strength is the rare combination of deep knowledge of how criminals actually operate, and the human story of how victims are chosen. On stage he turns that into something an audience remembers.
What I speak about
Tailored to the room, from a thirty minute fireside to a main stage hour.
A live walk through of the tricks that really work, and the simple habits that stop them.
Best for: general public, employees, executives
Why people are targeted and why they fall for it, told through real cases.
Best for: organisations, public sector
How online crime is really investigated, and where law enforcement and business must meet.
Best for: law enforcement, boards
Keeping the next generation safe, for parents, schools and municipalities.
Best for: schools, public sector, parents
The decisions that matter, in plain language, without the jargon.
Best for: boards, executives
How criminals are already using AI, and what comes next.
Best for: everyone
Thinking like the attacker to protect the public.
Best for: cybersecurity teams, law enforcement
The evidence
Selected stages, media and recognition. The facts, not the fanfare.
Recognition
International bodies
Media
Advisory and boards
Stages, from Mexico City to Svalbard
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My perspective
I do not talk about cybercrime as theory. I talk about what actually happens. How criminals think, how victims are chosen, how organisations fail, and how we stop the harm before it happens.
Jan Olsson
Who I work with
For event organisers
Every talk is tailored to your audience and your stage, from a fireside chat to a main stage hour.
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For companies and boards
Briefings that turn cyber risk into decisions leadership can actually act on.
Book: executive briefings · workshops · awareness programmes
For public sector and schools
Operational insight and prevention for law enforcement, municipalities, schools and parents.
Book: trainings · school talks · public safety campaigns
Speaker kit
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