Chris Fox

Chris Fox is a sought-after cyber security keynote speaker, investigative journalist, and technology presenter with more than 12 years of broadcasting experience. Known for making complex digital issues clear and engaging, Chris has become a trusted voice on cyber threats, digital innovation, and the future of technology. He has reported for millions of viewers across BBC television, radio, and online platforms, covering everything from cryptocurrency and cybercrime to social media regulation and AI. His clear, jargon-free style makes him a standout voice in the digital space—ideal for audiences seeking to better understand and manage the risks of the modern online world.

During his seven years as BBC’s lead technology reporter, Chris earned a reputation for both accessibility and impact. He presented stories on Click, the BBC’s flagship tech programme, hosted live Q&As on cyber security, and covered breaking stories from major events such as the BAFTA Games Awards. He previously worked for BBC Newsround, helping young audiences navigate digital trends and online safety. In each role, Chris brought fresh insight to the fast-changing world of technology, combining sharp analysis with approachable storytelling. Alongside his on-screen work, he has produced original reports across platforms, scripting, shooting, editing and presenting content himself.

Chris’s journalism has led to real-world change. His investigations prompted Airbnb to overhaul its security policy, and pushed Google to adjust how it screens advertising content. He also broke the story that led to the Advertising Standards Authority’s first official action against stealth influencer marketing. Beyond uncovering misconduct, Chris consistently educates audiences on how to recognise and respond to threats—from ransomware and phishing scams to disinformation and privacy breaches. His understanding of both the risks and the regulation of digital platforms makes him a powerful speaker for any organisation looking to stay ahead in a tech-driven world.

Today, Chris continues to deliver digital content through his creative agency, Bring It All Back, while also working as Senior Digital Producer for the Eurovision Song Contest. He’s in demand as a keynote speaker, host, and event moderator—particularly at events focused on cyber security, digital transformation, and emerging tech. Whether he’s discussing the future of online safety or showing leaders how to respond to evolving digital threats, Chris speaks with clarity, authority, and a deep understanding of how tech impacts people and business.