Carly Page is a technology journalist covering cybersecurity, digital policy, and emerging tech, with more than 15 years’ experience reporting on how systems break and who gets burned when they do. She previously served as senior cybersecurity reporter at TechCrunch, where she broke news on major breaches, tracked nation-state hacking campaigns, and hosted cybersecurity sessions at TechCrunch Disrupt. Her work spans fast-moving incident reporting, investigations, and analysis of the policies and power structures shaping the security landscape. As a freelancer, she writes for leading outlets including The Register, Forbes, WIRED, TIME, The Telegraph, and TechRadar, and contributes to specialist and developer-focused publications such as LeadDev and Resilience Media. Carly focuses on getting the details right and explaining what actually matters when things go wrong. Her reporting is widely cited across the security community. She also provides editorial and copywriting services for technology companies and research organizations. Away from the keyboard, she’s usually wrangling a two-year-old, walking a retired racing greyhound, or attempting to keep a garden alive.