About Jim Stickley

With over 25 years of experience in the cyber security field, Stickley continues his focus on helping organizations reduce their security risks. With his company, Stickley on Security, Stickley provides security education and awareness to both employees and customers of financial institutions. Stickley has been involved in thousands of security services for financial institutions, Fortune 100 corporations, healthcare facilities, legal firms, and insurance companies. Through the years Stickley has discovered numerous security vulnerabilities in software and online applications. He has been a consultant for FOXNEWS, CBS and NBC as well as the Associated Press. Stickley has been featured in numerous magazines and newspapers including Time Magazine, Business Week, Fortune Magazine, New York Times, PC Magazine, CSO Magazine and hundreds of other publications. He has also been showcased on numerous television shows including NBC's "Nightly News", CNN's "NewsNight", CNBC's "The Big Idea", Anderson Cooper's "Anderson" , The Dr. Oz show and is a frequent guest on NBC's "Today Show". In addition you can see Stickley on TV most nights as a cyber security expert for LifeLock infomercials. Additionally, Stickley is the author of "The Truth about Identity Theft" and a co-author of "Beautiful Security". In the entertaining book "The Truth About Identity Theft", Stickley walks you through real life scams and exploits that people fall victim to everyday. This book has been designed to give you the insight that most people only experience after becoming victims of identity theft. Prepare yourself. What you read here might be disturbing, but you will never be truly safe from identity thieves until you learn to think like one. Stickley sits on the board of several companies, is an active investor in the Fin-Tech industry and can be seen throughout the United States where he serves as an entertaining speaker for corporations, security-related conferences, seminars and forums, covering topics that range from basic identity theft to national cyber terrorism.