Tracy Hall

Tracy Hall is a leading cybersecurity speaker, bestselling author, and fraud prevention advocate, best known for her powerful insights into scam awareness, digital safety, and financial resilience. With over 25 years of experience as a Senior Marketing Executive at major tech companies such as eBay, Virgin, GoDaddy, and Block (Square, Afterpay, CashApp), Tracy combines corporate expertise with a deeply personal story. In 2019, she came to national attention as the final victim of Australia’s most notorious conman, Hamish McLaren, a case featured in The Australian’s hit podcast “Who the Hell is Hamish?” Her memoir, “The Last Victim,” is an Amazon bestseller that explores the devastating impact of intimate fraud.

Tracy’s early career saw her excel in the tech and digital sectors, where she led high-performing teams and global campaigns that drove customer growth, innovation, and brand engagement. Her experience in leadership roles at top-tier companies established her as a respected voice in marketing and digital strategy. However, it was her personal experience as a fraud survivor that set her on a mission to raise awareness about the growing threats of online scams, coercive control, and cyber-enabled financial abuse.

Today, Tracy is a globally recognised speaker and consultant, working with organisations including PayPal, Westpac, and VISA to support fraud education, compliance training, and cybersecurity awareness. She regularly delivers keynotes, masterclasses, and training sessions on topics such as AI-powered scams, open-source intelligence (OSINT), digital vulnerability, and financial empowerment. She also serves as a Board Director for Mongrels Men, a men’s mental health charity, and as a Special Advisor to CyberTrace, an organisation specialising in cyber fraud investigations and cryptocurrency recovery.

As a bestselling author and respected public figure, Tracy’s influence continues to grow. Her book, “The Last Victim”, is an Amazon bestseller, with rights optioned for a television drama series. She appears regularly in the media, contributes to documentaries, and serves as a trusted voice in conversations around cybersecurity, coercive control, and financial abuse. Her work challenges stigma and helps foster empathy, awareness, and preparedness in a rapidly changing digital world.

As a speaker, Tracy is known for being authentic, insightful, and impactful. She speaks with clarity and compassion, blending powerful storytelling with expert analysis. Whether addressing corporate leaders, high school students, HR professionals, or women’s forums, Tracy’s sessions leave audiences more informed, more empowered, and more resilient. She brings courage, vulnerability, and credibility to every room she enters, helping people not only survive adversity, but grow through it.