Kevin Mitnick: As the world’s most celebrated computer hacker, Kevin Mitnick has appeared on a number of television and radio programs, including being featured twice on 60 Minutes and appearing on The Learning Channel, CBS Market Watch, Court TV, Good Morning America, CNN’s Headline News, Burden of Proof, Street Sweep, Talkback Live, CNNfn Money & Markets, Good Day New York, the Bloomberg Money Show, Tech TV’s The Screen Savers, National Public Radio, and as a guest star on ABC’s spy drama “Alias” ironically playing an FBI agent.

Kevin has testified on two occasions before Congress on the dangers of computer crimes and has been the subject of countless news and magazine articles published throughout the world. He has also written for such publications as Time Magazine, Newsweek, U.K. Guardian, and Securityfocus.com offering expert commentary on issues related to information security. Kevin also hosted a talk radio show called “The Dark Side of the Internet” on one of America’s most prominent talk radio stations - KFI AM 640 in Los Angeles.

Kevin Mitnick is a highly sought after speaker, traveling the world and speaking to more than 25 major companies and organizations each year and teaching them how to protect their most vital information from computer hackers and industrial spies. He has also made keynote presentations at numerous events including Giga Information Group's Infrastructures for E-Business Conference and the Software Developers Expo 2000 Conference. Kevin was also a panel participant at the Global Tech Summit hosted by the Business Software Alliance.

Kevin’s bestselling book, The Art of Deception: Controlling the Human Element of Security, details the strategies and techniques used by hackers to exploit people and technology, and provides the steps necessary to safeguard your business and personal information. His latest book, The Art of Intrusion, Intrusion, looks at the exploits of real hackers and provides step-by-step information about how they pulled off some of their most amazing intrusions.