Prof. Morris engages publicly across a wide range — TV studios to comedy gigs, school workshops to podcasts. Passionate advocate for women in STEM, neurodiversity, and mental health in digital forensics. Open to working with journalists, broadcasters, schools, societies and event organisers.
All formats — broadcast, recorded, print, online, live. If you're not sure whether she can help — ask.
Live and pre-recorded. Experienced with studio and remote formats. Includes Channel 5, BBC Digital Planet, and parliamentary testimony.
Interviews, features, expert commentary, Q&As. Previous coverage includes CNN, The Engineer, PortSwigger Daily Swig, HR Magazine, Women in Defence.
Prof. Morris has assisted journalists who needed to verify or check digital sources — images, documents, metadata, communications. Confidential where needed.
Public lectures, society talks, professional body events, science festivals, community groups. Any audience, any level — technical or fully accessible. Comedy angle available.
Digital forensic work routinely involves exposure to deeply disturbing material. The profession has historically under-discussed this. Prof. Morris is trying to change that.
Prof. Morris is a Churchill Fellow, undertaking international research into mental health support for digital forensic investigators — looking at what support exists globally, what works, and what the UK profession should learn from it.
The emotional reality of being a digital forensic examiner — the cases that stay with you, the weight of the work, and why talking about it matters.
The Churchill Fellowship journey — why Prof. Morris applied, what she hopes to find, and what change looks like in this space.
Visible. Vocal. Present in the spaces that need more of these voices.
Cyberly is a fictional investigative world created by Prof. Morris and is central to Sherfox Labs. It is not a game. It is a teaching and research ecosystem — a carefully constructed environment where students, practitioners and researchers can engage with realistic forensic scenarios, including emotionally complex ones, without real-world exposure risk.
UG and MSc modules use Cyberly scenarios as the backbone of evidence-led learning.
Short courses use Cyberly for hands-on, realistic case-based exercises without operational risk.
Op Art Thief, Op Heartless, Op Teapot Tempest — all set in Cyberly.
Scenario design, tool testing and decision-making research all use the world.
Yes, that's a real thing. Prof. Morris does science-based comedy — using humour to make genuinely complex topics accessible, memorable and enjoyable for any audience.
It's about finding the absurdity, wonder and human story inside technical subjects — and making an audience feel like they've learned something without noticing.
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