Speaker, Hacker, Founder
I’m an ex-ethical hacker who helps people think like attackers - to spot blind spots, outsmart risks, and make better decisions. I’ve broken into banks, worked with governments, and shared the stage with Daniel Radcliffe. Now I speak to audiences around the world about hacking, human behaviour, and how to stay one step ahead.
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Glenn Wilkinson is an ex-ethical hacker who spent years breaking into banks, governments, and global brands (legally!) to show them how attackers think.
Today, he speaks to audiences about the hacker mindset: how to think creatively, spot blind spots, and make smarter decisions in high-pressure environments.
His talks blend live demos, real hacking stories, and sharp insights into risk, resilience, and human behaviour- sparking new ways to think about security, systems, and the people who break them. Whether it’s a general leadership audience or a room full of CISOs, Glenn bridges the gap between the technical and the human in a way that’s engaging, practical, and just a bit uncomfortable.
He’s delivered keynotes for Fortune 500s, law firms, charities, and tech companies. His work has featured on CNN, BBC, and ITV, and he once helped stage a Broadway show about hacking with Daniel Radcliffe. From Black Hat and Gartner to internal offsites and global conferences, Glenn leaves audiences entertained, informed, and a little more prepared for the world they’re working in.
Cyber Sisters
Future of Cyber London
BBC News Intetrview
"Glenn's cybersecurity talk created such a buzz among our team! He is an engaging and insightful speaker. I would wholeheartedly recommend his training for any organisation, large or small."
Kirsty MacArthur
"Glenn was an excellent and engaging keynote speaker. His storytelling approach to a complex and murky subject is disarmingly honest and insightful and was a hit with the crowd."
Michael Ramalho
"Glenn's talk kept 100 CISOs rapt for over an hour. He’s an expert storyteller, weaving together the history of hacking with practical examples from his own experience."
Chris Mixter
