This presentation exposes the language in fraudulent communications; exploring how legitimacy and credibility are maintained while the interaction movesto requests for money. It reveals the techniques that normalize and mitigate intimate and financial requests that would otherwise cause the victim concernand shows how this can be used to protect the public from future frauds.
BIO
Dr Elisabeth Carter is a criminologist and forensic linguist who conducts interdisciplinary research at the intersection of language and the law. She is bestknown for her work in examining fraudulent interactions, particularly romance and investment fraud. Elisabeth writes research papers, journal articles, cross-sector briefings and books, and regularly features in national TV and radio series, podcasts and print media, talking about fraud, deception, grooming andcompliance. She uses her research to support law enforcement campaigns, drive police operations, deliver training in practical strategies to disrupt thepower of fraudulent communications across the public, private and third sector, and safeguard people in positions of vulnerability.
Think you’re the next cyber genius or just all talk? Prove it. Hack the hacks, outsmart the bad guys, and flex those brain cells before time runs out.
BIO
With over a decade in tech, I’ve built a career spanning sales, marketing, and project management. Now CEO of The Cyber Escape Room Co., I’m passionate about making cybersecurity training engaging, creative, and effective.
As a single mum and natural multitasker, I bring energy, enthusiasm, and focus to everything I do. Whether it’s landing a business on three continents in six months or designing standout events, I throw my whole self into the challenge.
A “force of nature,” I inspire others to think differently and make things happen.
