
Thursday, March 12 , 2026
11:00 AM PT / 2:00 PM ET
Remote hiring has changed how organizations evaluate talent. It has also quietly introduced new risks that most hiring processes were never designed to detect.
Interview fraud, proxy candidates, and deepfake-assisted interviews are no longer rare edge cases. They are already showing up inside real hiring pipelines — often undetected until after access has been granted.
This short, educational webinar is designed to help non-technical business leaders understand what is happening, why it is happening, and what can be done immediately to strengthen hiring integrity without slowing teams down or overcomplicating interviews.
In this 30-minute session, Rob Schenk (Chief Strategy Officer, Intelligent Technical Solutions) will host a candid conversation with Earl Fischl of Field Effect, sharing real-world experiences and patterns they are seeing across organizations.
Together, they will break down:
This is not a cybersecurity webinar. It is a hiring integrity and leadership conversation grounded in real operational experience.
Hiring fraud does not always look suspicious. In many cases, the interview goes well, the resume checks out, and the candidate appears qualified.
Organizations that experience these incidents often discover them late — after onboarding, after access is granted, and after risk exposure has already occurred.
This webinar helps leaders move from awareness to action by modernizing interview and hiring processes for today’s reality.
Attendees will walk away with:
If you are responsible for hiring, onboarding, or approving access for new employees, this session will help you strengthen hiring quality while reducing organization risk.
Register for the Webinar!
Date: Thursday, March 12, 2026
Time: 11:00 AM PT / 2:00 PM ET
Duration: 30-minute live discussion + 15 minutes Q&A
Format: Conversational, educational (no product demo)
This session is designed for:
Chief Strategy Officer
Intelligent Technical Solutions
Rob works with growing organizations to align technology, security, and operations in ways that support scale without adding unnecessary complexity.
Director of Service Strategy
Field Effect
Earl brings a unique combination of skills and experience to Field Effect. With a background in Political Science, he has approached cybersecurity not only as a technical challenge but also as a complex issue related to espionage.