Matt Burgess has taken on the role of senior writer on the security desk of Wired, reporting on data, privacy, surveillance and regulation.
He has previously served as a staff writer, acting commissioning editor, senior editor and then as deputy digital editor at Wired. He was also deputy editor of the technology website and digital magazine Factor and a range of B2B digital magazines at Progressive Digital Media Group in UK.
He has also reported for national newspapers in the UK covering news from around the West Midlands and beyond.
He is also the author of “Freedom of Information: A practical guide for UK journalists.”
Burgess is a University of Sheffield graduate.
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