Technical briefings · Workshops · Community education

Technical briefings for leaders, workforces, and communities.

Source backed case studies, technical demonstrations, and audience specific decision exercises for executive, professional, college, and community settings.

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Programs are educational and do not constitute legal advice, incident response, a compliance assessment, or authorization to test any system

Programs by audience

Scoped around the audience, the outcome, and the time available.

Business and executive

Current attack methods, fraud patterns, and control decisions translated into operational actions for owners, executives, managers, boards, and professional advisers.

  • AI impersonation, payment fraud, and verification controls
  • Business email compromise and executive account protection
  • Building a reporting culture
  • Understanding attack paths and exposure validation
  • CMMC workforce responsibilities for business leaders
  • Preparing for a penetration test or validation exercise

College and workforce

Cybersecurity careers, professional ethics, testing authorization, counterintelligence principles, attacker decision making, security operations, and realistic pathways into technical roles.

  • Think Like a Spy: how adversaries build trust and access
  • Insider threat recognition and factual reporting
  • AI impersonation and identity verification
  • What attackers learn before initial access
  • CUI and FCI workforce orientation
  • Incident recognition and evidence preservation

Community awareness

Workshops on scam recognition, impersonation, account recovery, safe payments, privacy, family verification plans, and fraud reporting.

  • Scam recognition and urgency
  • AI voice and video impersonation
  • Family verification plans
  • Passwords, MFA, and account recovery
  • Safe online payments and privacy settings
  • Helping a family member after account compromise

Available formats

Six shapes.

30 to 60 minutes

Briefing. Focused presentation with audience questions.

60 to 120 minutes

Workshop. Interactive session with practical examples and guided activities.

Multi session

Community program. Sequenced sessions covering privacy, scams, fraud, account security, and reporting.

Small group

Executive roundtable centered on business risk and decision making.

Academic

Classroom presentation aligned to academic or workforce objectives.

Event

Conference breakout session, technical educational content for a defined audience.

Program planning

What Praeven confirms first.

Audience, accessibility needs, desired outcomes, recording expectations, venue technology, questions, and required source material, all before the event.

Information to provide

Organization. Audience. Estimated attendance. Desired date. Location or virtual format. Topic. Whether the event is commercial, educational, or community. Accessibility requirements. Recording expectations.

Community education experience

Praeven has delivered a four session community security and privacy program covering personal security, privacy, fraud, phishing, and practical defensive actions.

Booking

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