Emma Woollacott is a freelance journalist at various prominent publications including the BBC, Forbes, and Private Eye. She specializes in technology, business, and science, with a particular focus on cybersecurity, artificial intelligence, and software. Emma's work has been featured in notable outlets such as Raconteur, BBC World, and Stanford Social Innovation Review.
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Emma Woollacott's coverage centers around the UK tech industry, digital economy, cybersecurity, AI and data centers. Her focus includes government announcements and regulatory developments pertaining to these topics.
When reaching out to Emma with pitches, consider offering insights into the UK tech industry trends, data privacy regulations in the country or expert commentary on cybersecurity issues specific to the UK. Pitches should be tailored to address national-level policies and their impact on technology companies operating within the United Kingdom.
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Written by Emma Woollacott on June 18, 2026 . Posted in Current News
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By: Emma Woollacott
NCSC CEO warns that with the rise of AI, the danger is only set to get worse
As global hiring gets easier, many organizations are recruiting from overseas
With equipment and software poorly suited to withstand modern cyber threats, organizations need to do more to identify unmanaged or vulnerable systems
By: Emma Woollacott, Ross Kelly
Around 10 million people are believed to have been affected by the TfL cyber attack
By: Emma Woollacott
The company has added new tools, signed up partners, and released its GPT-5.5-Cyber model more widely
