In-Person & Remote Training

Who This Is For

My sessions are ideal for:

• Public Trainings Sponsored By Professionals

• Private Employee Group Training

• Title Companies & Attorneys

• Real Estate Professionals

• Estate Planners/Attorneys

• Financial Advisors

• Accountants

• IT & Cybersecurity Teams

• Family Offices

• Real Estate Investors

• Executive Security Firms

• And more...

Whether you're safeguarding client information or assets, reducing your digital footprint, or guiding others through asset protection, I’ll give you the knowledge to operate more securely.

Host a Session Together at Your Location Of Choice

Trainings range from 45 minutes to several hours, and can be held at your convenience:

• At your business office

• Bank branches

• Title attorney offices

• Real estate offices

• Libraries

• Town centers

• Co-working spaces

• Chambers of Commerce

• Or at any secure venue of your choice

Sessions can be tailored to staff-only or client-facing formats, or public invitation

Customized Training For Your Audience

I work directly with each professional or organization to assess their specific needs and audience—whether that includes staff, clients, or both. Together, we identify which training topics are most relevant based on your industry, privacy concerns, and goals. From there, I modify the content to align with your operations, local exposure points, and existing security posture—ensuring every session is practical, understandable, and tailored to the people in the room.

Some Past Training Topics Covered:

• Shielding Property Ownership from Public View
  Tactics to keep your name off deeds, assessor records, and title databases—without compromising legal ownership or control.

• Privacy 101: Foundations of Personal & Professional Privacy
  Understand the basics of how data is collected, sold, and exposed—and what simple steps can make the biggest difference.

• How to Stay Anonymous in a Public Access World
  Tactics for reducing personal and business exposure—covering alias use, communication tools, and limiting traceability.

• Post-Purchase Privacy: Securing Assets After Acquisition
  What to do after buying a property or large asset to ensure it’s not linked to your name, SSN, or identifiable address.

• AI, Algorithms & You: How Artificial Intelligence Mines Your Data
  An eye-opening session on how AI models use personal information—and how to block, confuse, or erase your digital footprint.

• Protecting Client & Firm Data in Real Estate and Legal Transactions
  Critical privacy practices for title companies, realtors, attorneys, and estate planners to shield sensitive info in contracts, closings, and databases.

• Family Asset Protection & Privacy Planning
  Learn how to keep homes, trusts, family members, and property records private—especially from public registries and online services.

• OSINT: What the Internet Knows About You (And How to Stop It)
  A deep dive into Open-Source Intelligence and how strangers, stalkers, or competitors find your information.

• Understanding Data Brokers & Public Records
  Who’s selling your information, what they know, and how to remove or obscure yourself from data broker databases and search engines.

• Disinformation & Deception as a Privacy Defense
  How misinformation, decoys, and digital noise can be used as intentional tools to confuse OSINT and tracking efforts.

• Operational Security (OPSEC) for Businesses and Professionals
  A structured approach to decision-making, behavior, and technology use to minimize vulnerabilities.

• Creating a Privacy-First Culture in Your Office or Organization
  Training your team, setting policies, and controlling access to information to improve client trust and reduce liability.

• Liability Protection through Private Structuring
  How anonymous LLCs, layered ownership, and private registration methods reduce personal liability and prevent asset tracing.

• Trusts, Titles & Anonymity: How to Hold Assets Privately
  Learn how to structure real estate, vehicles, and accounts using trusts and legal entities that reduce exposure in public records.

• Family Wealth Privacy: Protecting Heirs, Beneficiaries, and Legacy Plans
  Keep family members' identities and future inheritances secure from online searches, data brokers, and legal discovery.