Criminals have stolen my data 26 times. Never from me.
When companies fail to protect your information, you pay the price.
Learn simple steps to lock down your data and minimize the fallout.
"Thank you again for taking the time to travel out and present for our clients. The session was incredibly impactful, and we’ve already heard great feedback from attendees on how valuable and engaging it was."
- Marketing and Events Coordinator, Wealth Management Firm
"The information you shared was beneficial not only for our own protection but also equipped us to help safeguard our family members and friends.
I highly recommend this presentation to any church, community group, or organization seeking practical tools to combat fraud and scams."
— Pastor, Gretna, Nebraska
In this free seminar, Ken Clipperton of Clipperton Technology Consulting Group will walk you through simple steps to reduce your fraud risk.
Attendees will leave with:
A clear understanding of the most dangerous fraud schemes active right now
"Your Action Plan" printed fraud protection checklist
A printed 60-minute response plan if you are victimized by a fraudster
Practical guidance on protecting elderly parents and children
The seminar is not a sales pitch. It is simply an earnest attempt to help you take action to prevent fraudsters from harming you and your loved ones.
According to the FBI Internet Crime Center report, fraud increased by 26% in 2025 to more than $20 billion.
Criminals are using Artificial Intelligence (AI) to make their scams more convincing than ever. As a result, you can no longer trust a voice, a face, a writing style, or a phone number as proof of identity.
AI can now:
Clone a family member's voice from 3 seconds of audio
Conduct real-time deepfake video calls
Write emails indistinguishable from your financial advisor's
Generate fake SEC filings, investment prospectuses, and account statements
Build and maintain fraudulent relationships with hundreds of targets simultaneously — without a human fraudster involved
Attend the seminar to learn simple steps you can take to protect yourself from criminal fraudsters.