Info War for the Rest of Us

Information warfare is no longer the exclusive domain of intelligence agencies and military planners. The techniques — narrative manipulation, identity spoofing, coordinated inauthentic behavior, strategic amplification of division — are now deployed against corporations, civil society organizations, communities, and democratic institutions at every scale.

Most organizations have no framework for understanding information operations, let alone defending against them. They mistake influence campaigns for organic controversy. They amplify attacks by responding to them. They have no doctrine for when to engage and when to let a narrative die.

This talk gives non-specialist leaders a practical map of how information warfare actually works — the tactics, the actors, the objectives, and the defenses. Not a paranoid briefing. A working framework for organizations that operate in contested information environments and need to be ready before they're targeted.

Who this is for

Executives, communications leads, government officials, association leaders, public institutions, and any organization that has been — or expects to be — the target of coordinated criticism, disinformation, or influence operations.

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Best formats

Keynote; executive security briefing; workshop on organizational information resilience; fireside with Q&A.