John Iannarelli

John Iannarelli served more than two decades as an FBI Special Agent, participating in high-profile investigations including the Oklahoma City bombing, the 9/11 attacks, the shooting of Congresswoman Gabrielle Giffords, and the Sony hack. As a SWAT team member, FBI National Spokesperson, executive staff member in the Cyber Division, and Assistant Special Agent in Charge overseeing criminal, cyber, and counterintelligence operations, Iannarelli developed expertise in national security, cybersecurity, and crisis response. He received the FBI Director's Award for Distinguished Service and an honorary doctorate in computer science for contributions to cyber investigations.

After his FBI career, Iannarelli served as an NFL Security Representative, providing security for major events such as the Super Bowl, and delivered live on-scene coverage from the Mandalay Bay mass shooting for national networks including Fox News, CNN, and NBC. As an author, he has written five books, including "Why Teens Fail and What to Fix," a guide for parents on online safety; "How to Spot a Terrorist Before It’s Too Late"; and "Disorderly Conduct," which chronicles law enforcement experiences. Iannarelli has been profiled in Forbes and is a frequent media contributor, offering analysis on cybersecurity, law enforcement, and public safety.

As a National Speakers Association Certified Speaking Professional, Iannarelli presents to audiences at Fortune 500 companies, the United Nations, and the Vatican, delivering keynotes on cybersecurity, active shooter prevention, and physical safety. Admitted to practice law in California, Maryland, and Washington, DC, after studies at Oxford, Iannarelli combines practical experience with accessible presentations on complex security topics for diverse audiences.