In this episode, Sandra Estok welcomes the award-winning cyber news reporter, Kerry Tomlinson, to discuss the ever-evolving landscape of cybersecurity. Kerry shares her journey from investigative journalism to becoming a leading voice in cyber news, emphasizing the importance of being intentional and mindful in our digital lives. Together, they explore the dangers of online distractions, the rise of deepfakes, and practical tips for safeguarding your personal and professional information.

Kerry Tomlinson is a cyber news reporter who works to help people stay smarter and safer online. She spent three decades as a TV news reporter, often going undercover to investigate crimes, winning multiple Emmys and other local, regional and national journalism awards. Now she travels the world looking for creative and compelling ways to show people what is happening in the digital world and how it impacts them. She has reported from Russia, the Philippines, Spain, Denmark, Turkey, Argentina, Colombia and more. She has launched a number of new news programs, organizations and investigative units during her career and has recently launched a new cyber news site called Ampere News. She is a popular speaker and received the SANS 2021 Difference Maker award for her work in informing people about cybersecurity.

YouTube channel: Ampere News

Site: www.amperenews.com

Sandra Estok is the founder of Way2Protect™, author of the international bestselling and award-winning Happily Ever Cyber!™ book, and the Cyber Literacy series for children. She is a Keynote Speaker and Corporate Trainer with over 20 years of experience in Cybersecurity, IT and Data Privacy. Her mission is to empower women to take charge of their cyber safety and have Peace of Mind Online.

Website link https://SandraEstok.com

Social media handle: @Way2Protect

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