Meet
Sumona Banerji

Cyber psychology studies how human behavior is shaped and influenced online. From identity formation and digital addiction to social influence and cyberbullying, our actions and decisions change in response to the unique dynamics of the virtual world. This talk covers

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• How digital spaces shape our identity, emotions, and cognition.

• The psychological impacts of social media, tech addiction, and digital fatigue.

• How to develop healthy relationships with technology for mental well-being and productivity.

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Crucial for organizations, educational institutions, and mental health professionals seeking to better understand the psychological effects of technology on their teams, students, or patients.

The Metaverse is poised to change how we socialize, work, and even live, but with these changes come new challenges for our mental health. In this forward-looking talk, we explore:

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• How immersive digital environments impact our mental well-being, social interactions, and sense of self.

• The potential for tech addiction in virtual worlds and how to mitigate it.

• Ethical concerns and the importance of digital citizenship in these new spaces.

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If you’re an organization exploring the Metaverse or an individual curious about its implications on well-being, this session will offer insights and practical advice.

AI is no longer a far-off future—it’s here, and it’s transforming how we work, interact, and think. But how do humans adapt to this new reality? This talk delves into:

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• How artificial intelligence and automation affect human cognition, decision-making, and job roles.

• The role of AI in shaping human relationships—both online and in real life.

• The ethical considerations around AI, including bias, privacy, and trust.

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This is the perfect session for organizations and executives looking to understand the future of AI-human interaction and how to prepare for a tech-driven world.

Cybersecurity isn't just about firewalls and encryption—it's about people. Sumona Banerji explains how human psychology can be the weakest or strongest link in the security chain. Learn about:

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• The psychology of social engineering and how hackers exploit human emotions like trust, fear, and urgency.

• Cognitive biases that lead to poor decision-making in cyber crisis situations.

• Practical methods to train employees and executives to recognize and resist manipulation tactics.

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This talk is ideal for C-suite executives, IT departments, and HR professionals aiming to strengthen their human firewall.

Child online safety and Digital citizenship workshops and keynotes focus on:

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• Teaching parents and educators to recognize and mitigate risks such as cyberbullying, online predators, and tech addiction.

• Helping children develop digital citizenship skills—including critical thinking, respect, and responsibility in online spaces.

• Practical tools to set up cyber hygiene routines, privacy settings, and open communication about technology use at home.

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This service is essential for schools, parenting groups, and educators who want to empower the next generation to thrive safely in digital environments.

Cyber threats aren't just attacks on systems—they’re attacks on the mind. Cognitive security focuses on building resilience against the manipulation tactics used by cybercriminals. The Cognitive Security workshops cover:

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• How to protect yourself and your organization from social engineering attacks and psychological manipulation.

• Methods to build cognitive resilience in high-pressure cyber crisis situations.

• The role of disinformation and misinformation in modern cyber warfare and how to combat it.

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This is a critical service for organizations, military personnel, and executive teams looking to enhance their mental defenses against cyber risks.