Digital forensics

Digital forensics keynote speaker

How a digital crime is investigated, what evidence remains and how organisations protect themselves — from a practising forensic expert.

What the talk covers

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Who this keynote is for

Legal conferences, law enforcement and public sector events, universities and security conferences that want to understand how digital crime is investigated and what evidence remains after an incident.

The content is tuned to the audience: for general staff, the digital forensics and cybercrime keynote uses everyday examples and plain language; for managers and specialists, it goes deeper into real cases, numbers and business decisions.

Every session ends with practical takeaways: a short list of habits, questions to ask suppliers or decisions to bring to the next leadership meeting, so the audience leaves with something they can apply the following Monday.

Format and length

The most common format is a 45–60 minute keynote followed by 15 minutes of Q&A. We also offer 20–30 minute opening keynotes, moderated panels, hands-on workshops of up to 3 hours and virtual sessions for remote teams.

Speakers present in person in Europe, the US and Brazil, or virtually anywhere. Sessions are delivered in English and Portuguese, with Spanish also available.

Example events

A tech conference that wants a main-stage digital forensics and cybercrime keynote; a company kick-off that opens with a talk on digital risk; a legal or compliance summit adding a security session; a university hosting a guest lecture; an innovation or startup weekend looking for a speaker who connects security, AI and investment.

How booking works

1. Send a brief with date, location, audience, topic and format. 2. Within 48 hours you receive 2–3 curated speakers with profile, video and availability. 3. Once you choose, we handle the contract, logistics and a prep call between the speaker and your team to align the message.

Why book through CyberSpeakers

We focus only on cybersecurity and technology, so we know each speaker's work and which audiences they suit best. Every speaker has hands-on experience in the field, not just on stage. You deal with one contact from brief to event day, get clear proposals and pay nothing to receive the shortlist. If none of the names fit, we look for new digital forensics and cybercrime options at no extra cost.

FAQ

Who is the speaker?

Thiago Vieira, PhD candidate in Law, court-appointed forensic expert and TEDxChiado speaker.

How far in advance should I book?

Ideally 4–8 weeks before the event. Short-notice requests are possible depending on speaker availability.

Can the keynote be virtual?

Yes. All speakers deliver live virtual sessions with audience Q&A.

Can the content be customised?

Yes. Share your industry, audience and goals in the brief, and the digital forensics and cybercrime keynote is adapted with examples from your sector.