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In this Wilson Center interview, Ken Westbrook explains why cybercrime is a growing national security issue—and how public-private action can stop scams at the source. Watch now.
Ken Westbrook breaks down a critical blind spot in the U.S. National Security Strategy: cyber-enabled financial crime and America’s cyber borders. Watch now.
News and Press
Stop Scams Alliance and Gallup launch a research partnership to examine how scams affect Americans, and how to stop them at the source.
“The Scam Vigilantes” (The Free Press) tells the personal story behind Stop Scams Alliance and exposes the national security risks of modern online scams.
“The United States is under attack,” Ken Westbrook said.
“When disadvantaged people are being taken advantage of,
I feel a need to respond”
Videos and Media Clips
Click any image to watch or listen to key moments from interviews, panels, and podcasts where Ken Westbrook breaks down the evolving scam threat…and what it will take to stop it.
At the Global Anti-Scam Summit America 2025, Ken Westbrook shared policy recommendations for addressing the accelerating scam crisis.
His remarks begin at 55:08.
In an ISMG interview, Ken Westbrook explains how investment scams are escalating—and how rapid takedowns abroad offer a model for U.S. prevention.
Ken Westbrook discusses foreign cyber-fraud, foreign crime syndicates, and the urgent need for unified U.S. scam-prevention strategies.
On the Scam Rangers Podcast, Ken Westbrook shares how a personal experience led him to found Stop Scams Alliance, and why the U.S. must adopt stronger responses to online fraud.
In the East Prey podcast, Ken Westbrook discusses how global criminal networks target Americans and why stronger prevention-focused protections are urgently needed in the U.S.
Ken Westbrook on how a devastating scam led him to expose foreign crime rings stealing billions from Americans.
Think you’re too savvy to be scammed? Think again. New attacks target all ages, and under-50s are now twice as likely to fall victim.
Ken Westbrook is on a mission to stop them.
Ken Westbrook examines rising scams, their financial and psychological harm, and the urgent need for stronger authentication, education, and policy.
