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Neha Agarwal — global cybersecurity executive, children's author.
Neha Agarwal is a global cybersecurity executive turned children's author. After years leading security programmes for global organisations including Vodafone, she founded Cyber Ved Kids to give children the one skill the digital world demands earliest: instinctive online safety.
Her two series — Cyber Shields (ages 7–9) and Little Sparks (ages 4–6) — turn passwords, phishing, pop-ups and stranger danger into adventures children beg to re-read. Each story ends with simple, memorable habits families can use the same night.
Neha created and presents The National College's Certificate in Cyber Security for Early Years Staff, serves as an expert panellist for Internet Matters, is the online-safety partner for Waite EYTS, and has been featured on BBC Radio London. She speaks regularly at schools, nurseries and book fairs.
Author site: nehaagarwal.co.uk
The BBC Radio London segment.
Press & features.
Certificate in Cyber Security for Early Years Staff
Course creator and on-camera presenter — a filmed CPD webinar for nursery and early-years practitioners across the UK.
Expert panellist
Contributes expert guidance for parents on children's digital lives alongside the UK's leading online-safety organisation.
Online safety partner
Official online-safety partner to Waite Early Years Training & Support, bringing cyber-safe practice to early-years settings.
Two series, one mission.
Paperback with Prime delivery · Kindle e-book · Free with Kindle Unlimited
Recommended & endorsed.
"The Cyber Ved books are such a brilliant idea — turning tricky topics like passwords, phishing and online scams into fun adventures that children can understand."
"Your assembly was absolutely lovely — the children were so engaged. We will certainly be using the four S's in our ongoing online-safety messaging."
Story angles.
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Too young for cybersecurity? Why online safety must start before age five.
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From the boardroom to bedtime stories — a cybersecurity executive's mission to protect a generation.
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Screens, strangers and shiny buttons: what parents of under-7s need to know right now.
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Why nurseries are the new front line of cyber safety.
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The bedtime-story trick that makes safety lessons stick.
Available for interview in person (London), by video or phone — same-week turnaround. Hi-res photos, covers, logo pack, review copies and BBC segment audio on request.
Interviews · school visits · book fairs · workshops
cybervedkids.com · nehaagarwal.co.uk · youtube.com/@CyberVedKids (30k+)