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Resources To Empower, Protect & Elevate You
This is more than a resource hub. It’s a curated collection of guides, tools, and insights I’ve created to support you — whether you’re leading, learning, breaking into cyber, building a business, or advocating for change.
Everything here is built with a single goal: to help you lead with clarity, protect what matters, and create lasting impact.
From scam survival to inclusive leadership, from microaggressions to strategic planning — there’s something here for every stage of your journey. And the good news is, most is free and nothing is gated.
Explore what speaks to you.
Scam Awareness & Cyber Hygiene
Helping you — and those around you — stay safe, alert, and informed
The Small Business Cybersecurity Survival Guide
Following my recent LinkedIn Live with the UK Editorial Team discussion on the cyber threats facing UK small businesses, I've created a free, practical guide to help business owners better protect themselves and prepare for cyber disruption. Going into my 30th year in cybersecurity and drawing on my own experience as a micro-business owner, the guide answers 17 essential questions covering cyberattacks, AI-powered scams, passwords, backups, connected devices and what to do when something goes wrong. Packed with actionable advice, real-world examples and free resources, it's designed to help you take control of your cybersecurity, whatever the size of your business or budget. Because being protected isn't the same as being prepared.
Scam Survival Guide
Following my appearance on Vanessa last year, where I shared tips, this guide gives you practical, easy-to-share toolkits to help teams, families, and communities spot scams and respond wisely. Access now.
Women In Cybersecurity
Empowering women across cyber — from the classroom to the boardroom.
IN Security: Why a failure to attract & retain women in cybersecurity is making us all less safe
By combining stories, interviews and data with practical advice, golden rules and checklists, IN Security provides the means to understand why the numbers of women in cybersecurity have fallen, along with strategies for attracting, identifying, and retaining more women in cybersecurity. This bestselling book is essential reading for anyone in cybersecurity or looking to get into it and is in use globally by governments, enterprises, and inclusion champions.
IN Sights: 52 insights for women working in cybersecurity
Designed for women navigating cyber and those guiding them. This little book has been created to give you the answers and shortcuts you need—fast. It’s a curation of my top insights and golden nuggets of wisdom that I’ve gathered along my way as a mother, female tech entrepreneur, and executive working in a male dominated industry, cybersecurity. These are the things I would have loved to have known earlier in my career. Things that would have made my life easier and perhaps my impact greater.
Beyond IWD: How to Drive Meaningful Change
A practical framework for moving inclusion forward all year round — not just on International Women’s Day.
Handling Microaggressions
Strategies and scripts to stay grounded, respond effectively, and protect your energy — especially in high-stakes environments.
What to Say When… Scripts
Real-world responses to common challenges women face in meetings, hiring, salary negotiations, and leadership settings. Great for ally training, too.
Ready to Understand How to Attract & Retain Women?
Leadership, Influence & Personal Strategy
Because leadership starts with yourself — not a job title.
IN Focus
JOURNAL & PLAN
I’ve created this journal and planner for a couple of reasons. Firstly, I want to help more people focus and build the habits, rituals, and behaviours they want – at work and at home, so they achieve better work-life integration, health, and joy. Secondly, because I want to build measurable and sustainable transformation and impact in the world, particularly for women and girls. Now, I’ve found the best way to do this is by getting crystal clear, documenting your intentions, and tracking them in a journal.
