
Dewayne Hart is an “All-Cyber” professional dedicated to keeping cybersecurity on target! He has developed common-sense approaches that position businesses and citizens to remain proactive against threat actors. His speaking engagements deliver relevant information concerning cybersecurity leadership, career development, security best practices, and essential strategies to navigate the digital landscape. Here is a secret about Dewayne: He arms his audience with knowledge, resources, and tools to wear a "Hackers Hat.“ In 2022, he published "The Cybersecurity Mindset: A Virtual and Transformational Thinking Mode,” which transforms cybersecurity cultures and roadmaps best practices. He uncovers unknowns, shares valuable insights, and reveals hidden tactics that leave citizens and businesses vulnerable. As a featured writer for the Forbes Technology Council, his articles position readers to stay safe online, balance technology risks, achieve business objectives, and mitigate cyber threats. 🔒 Secure your future with Dewayne Hart – the cybersecurity expert you can trust 🔒
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Human-based cybersecurity focuses on empowering individuals to recognize and respond effectively to threats. This involves training employees to identify phishing attempts, suspicious links, and social engineering tactics. By fostering a culture of awareness, organizations can transform their teams into a strong defense against cyber threats. Although this may seem simple, humans often fall short in cybersecurity. While there is plenty of cyber awareness, it's essential to ask whether humans take cybersecurity seriously. A well-informed team is your best defense against hackers. Whether you're a business owner or an employee, prioritize human-based cybersecurity in your strategy.
You will leave with:
- A new understanding of how cybersecurity operates and what mindset is required
- Strategies to self-assess their cybersecurity relationship and actions
- Transformational concepts to engage cybersecurity actively vs. awareness

Artificial Intelligence, or AI, has become a buzzword. But how much of what we hear is truth, and how much is myth? There is a sheer misunderstanding of AI, and many fears are developing. Facts have proven that AI can accelerate thinking and bring efficiency into the human ecosystem. Many also believe AI is capable of human-like reasoning and emotions. AI operates through algorithms and data patterns, lacking proper understanding or feelings. Another myth is that AI will replace all human jobs. While AI will automate specific tasks, it’s also creating new opportunities and roles that never existed before. The future of AI holds incredible potential, with anticipated advancements in healthcare, education, and climate change solutions. Ethical considerations will be crucial to ensure its benefits are realized equitably. This session will sift through the myths and focus on the truth as we shape AI for a better future.
You will leave with:
- Understanding the position AI affords to our daily lives through social-technical environments
- Facts that demonstrate how AI provides solutions and challenges with its implementation
- Information on how labor markets will change and what benefits will be offered through AI
- Seeing how the future state of technology, human lives, and eco-system will operate under AI

Numerous challenges have been aimed at defeating hackers' aggression. The methodologies work well for some, but others often fall prey by opening a revolving door that destroys the cybersecurity shield. The risk outcomes carry far more implications due to soft targets, threat vectors, and lapses in safeguards. Despite knowing that hackers are soft target driven, many organizations struggle to communicate that "Feeding Hackers' Appetite" is a risk-enabling concept. This speaking session explains why hackers' target exploitation is the weakest link, gateways additional risks, and survives when the cybersecurity shield becomes defeated.
You will leave with:
- Knowledge of how hackers operate and their aggression.
- Ideas to increase individual protection when using social media and electronic devices.
- Key strategies to why businesses need to adopt cybersecurity and implement a "Hackers Hat" culture
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