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TV, radio, public speaking & media.

Continuing as on-air cybersecurity expert for WPTV NBC 5 and WFLX FOX 29, with appearances across NBC, FOX, ABC, and CBS affiliates. Available for keynotes, panel discussions, university guest lectures, and journalism that needs a credentialed source on a tight deadline.

Formats

Four lanes.

A

Broadcast & on-air commentary

On-camera, in-studio, or via remote. Breaking-news cyber stories translated into something a viewer can act on inside the next thirty minutes.

B

Keynotes & panel speaking

Conferences, association meetings, board retreats, and industry panels. Cybersecurity, AI, IT leadership, and the intersection of all three.

C

University & education

Guest lectures, executive education, and program advisory. PBAU and Palm Beach State College on management and technology; happy to travel.

D

Journalism source

On-record or background for reporters working a cyber, IT, or AI story. Fast turnarounds, plain English, no script.

As seen on

When the story is technical, the newsroom calls Alan.

More than a hundred segments across NBC, FOX, ABC, and CBS affiliates — translating breaches, scams, and the headline of the week into something a viewer can actually do something about.

Alan Crowetz interviewed by Michael Williams on the broadcast program To The Point
To The Point with Michael Williams Sit-down interview on cybersecurity for South Florida businesses.
Alan Crowetz on WPTV NBC 5, captioned on screen as the station's Internet Security Expert
WPTV NBC 5 — Internet Security Expert The station's recurring on-air source for breaking cyber news.

What the reporters said

On-air journalists who put him on camera.

Five South Florida TV reporters have personally vouched. Two below; more in the full reference file.

"Alan is a tech genius! If you're in need of an IT solution look no further. Alan is always up to date on the latest IT security solutions. He is also kind, trustworthy and hardworking."

Stephanie Berzinski TV Reporter — WPBF West Palm Beach

"Alan is a true professional. He truly knows what he is talking about and when asked, he offers great advice to protect you and your family. We trust Alan because he has our back."

Andrew Ruiz Reporter — WPTV NBC 5

FAQ

Common questions.

What topics do you cover on-air?

Cybersecurity for consumers and small businesses, breaking-news cyber incidents (ransomware, breaches, scams), AI safety and practical use, online privacy, mobile and home-network security, and the recurring "what should I do this week" segments newsrooms run on tech safety.

How quickly can you turn around an on-air response to breaking news?

Same-day for most South Florida stations — that is the standing arrangement with WPTV NBC 5 and WFLX FOX 29 and has been for over a decade. Out-of-market or new outlets: within hours given the topic is in scope.

Available for remote (Zoom, Skype, satellite) interviews?

Yes. Studio-quality home setup for remote interviews on short notice; satellite or in-studio for stations where that is the format.

Do you do paid speaking engagements?

Yes. Keynotes and breakout sessions for chambers of commerce, professional associations, corporate offsites, university classes, and law-firm CLE events. Topics include cybersecurity for executives, the practical AI-in-business landscape, and the lessons three decades of incident response have taught about how organizations actually fail.

Will you do podcast and long-form interviews?

Yes. Podcasts, business radio, online video, and long-form magazine features are all in scope. Background prep and topic alignment in advance, plain-English delivery in the interview.

Book

Producer, conference organizer, or reporter — let's talk.

Email is the right channel. Include the format (broadcast / keynote / lecture / source), the audience, and the timing.