Joe Tidy holds the distinction of being the BBC’s inaugural Cyber Correspondent, specializing in covering cybercrime, hacking, cryptocurrency, online safety, and all things internet-related. He excels across multiple platforms, delivering stories in written, audio, and video formats. Joe is renowned for his deep dives into the darker corners of the internet, often tracking down and engaging directly with hackers and criminals behind some of the most significant cyber incidents in recent memory.
Before joining the BBC, Joe served as a correspondent for Sky News at their Osterley, London headquarters. Starting in 2013, he covered a wide array of Home News topics, with a particular focus on technology and social affairs. Prior to Sky, he was a presenter and reporter on CBBC Newsround and spent two years contributing to BBC South Today and BBC Oxford.
Beyond journalism, Joe thrives on physical challenges, participating in triathlons and marathons. His enthusiasm for endurance sports led him to host programs on Channel 4, Sky Sports, and Eurosport.
Joe is not only a fitness enthusiast but also a sought-after keynote speaker, event host, and moderator, specializing in cybersecurity, digital transformation, technology, and gaming. His expertise and engaging presentation style make him a popular choice for events worldwide.
