Bennett Arron is an award-winning comedian and keynote speaker on identity theft, fraud and cybersecurity, combining humour with powerful real-life insights.
Bennett was in serious debt…
He owed thousands to phone companies, banks and department stores. Only it wasn’t him. Bennett had become the first major victim of Identity Theft in the UK.
It left him penniless and homeless.
Years later, Bennett was asked to write, direct and present a Channel 4 Documentary on the subject.
The programme, ‘How To Steal An Identity’, was chosen as ‘Pick of the Week’ in all the major Press. It was described as ‘Fascinating and Disturbing’.
In the programme, Bennett proved how easy the crime was by first stealing the identities of ordinary people and then the identity of the British Home Secretary.
As a result of his programme, the UK Driving Licence Application Form had to be reprinted – and Bennett was shortlisted for a BAFTA.
“Your presentation was so funny…everybody loved you”
McAfee
ID Theft, Fraud and Cyber Security Speaker:
Bennett now speaks worldwide at conferences, expos and corporate events on identity theft, fraud and cyber security.
In addition, Bennett also speaks to management and staff at various companies to warn them, humorously and memorably, about the dangers of phishing, vishing, smishing, etc.
He also writes and presents in-house videos on the subject, which have proven incredibly successful in conveying the message without preaching or scaring.
“Perfect subject matter for our conference. Funny, engaging, educational and terrifying!”
Darran Blount, CEO ITM Limited
Bennett Arron has appeared as a Fraud Expert on Sky, Channel 4, ITV and the BBC. He recently received an “Unsung Hero Award” for his work in Fraud and Cyber Security.
He also wrote the critically acclaimed book Heard The One About Identity Theft?
Bennett Arron – Comedian:
Bennett is also a much-sought-after comedian who supported Ricky Gervais on some tour dates.
As well as performing for audiences all around the UK and has entertained audiences in Hong Kong, Amsterdam, South Africa, Greece, Italy and Australia.
He has written and presented two television documentaries and three radio series.
He is a BBC 3 Counties Radio presenter and plays ‘Morris’ in the Radio 4 Sitcom ‘Alone’.
