Riskernel
Book Amir for podcasts, conference talks, and operator briefings on fraud infrastructure.
The strongest sessions are not generic fraud trend decks. They help an audience understand where fraud systems break in production, how serious teams should evaluate vendors, and why payout risk, setup risk, latency tails, and explainability for ops matter more than polished demos.
Best-fit formats
- Fraud, payments, and fintech podcasts that want an operator voice, not vendor theater
- Conference talks and panels for fraud leaders, risk teams, fintech builders, and payment operators
- Executive briefings for product, risk, fraud ops, and vendor evaluation teams
- Internal team sessions on shadow testing, payout risk, and explainability
Talks hosts and organizers can actually use
These are concrete, buyer-relevant, and designed to create a better conversation than another generic fraud trends panel.
Why fraud buying decisions fail
Most teams compare feature lists and vendor claims. The useful evaluation starts with shadow testing, threshold behavior, analyst usability, and what the stack does under real latency pressure.
What explainability actually means for ops
Per-decision reasons matter because analysts need something operationally usable, not a portfolio-level “AI transparency” story that collapses the moment a case hits the queue.
Why clean-looking payouts still become losses
The highest-cost fraud often hides in setup changes, first-time payees, payout timing, and context around release of funds, not just in the transaction event itself.
How to book
Send the audience, format, timing, and the outcome you want from the session. Podcasts and conferences should include the target audience, ideal angle, and expected time slot.
