Speaking
With an extensive background in IT security, privacy, and new technologies, Magnus Kalkuhl has captivated audiences in more than 20 countries. Over the years, he has delivered presentations and workshops at high-profile events such as the United Nations’ ITU (agency for information and communication technologies) and at numerous IDC events.
Magnus tailors his talks to both novice and expert audiences, making complex topics like artificial intelligence and IT security accessible and engaging. Recent examples of his speaking engagements include “Cyber Security in the AI Era” (hosted by FH Salzburg and Salzburger Nachrichten in 2024), “Implementing Future Technologies Securely” (IT@STADION 2023, Signal Iduna Park, Dortmund), and “Augen auf und durch” (“Eyes forward and carry on”) at the “doIT better Konferenz” (Düsseldorf 2022, hosted by Synetics Gesellschaft für Systemintegration).
Other engagements have included a full-day security workshop (Kuwait, 2019), as well as keynotes, presentations, and panel discussions at the annual business reception event by the German Chamber of Industry and Commerce (IHK) (2017, Mühldorf am Inn), SMART Wien (Vienna, 2016), EnterConf (Belfast, 2015) and the Quantified Self Conference (2014, Amsterdam).
Please reach out (contact@magnuskalkuhl.com) if you are looking for a keynote speaker who provides actionable insights into the realms of artificial intelligence, IT security, and emerging technologies. While every presentation is tailored to resonate with diverse audiences (e.g., professional background, event focus, level of technical expertise), here are some potential topics:
- "Survival in a post-ChatGPT world" (AI focus): The future has arrived, but while technology keeps getting faster and better every year, we humans remain the same. Here’s how to make the most of it while still having fun along the way.
- "Safely into the future" (IT security focus): For decades, defenders and attackers alike have constantly updated their technology stacks and processes. But in recent years, the pace has increased significantly. What can remain as is, and what must change to keep your systems safe? The answer is not only about technology.
- "What’s next?" (technology outlook): The technological revolution has just begun — whether that’s for the best or the worst is yet to be seen, but getting an overview of upcoming developments and their potential impact will help you make informed decisions about the future.