Kalleigh Lane
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Kalleigh Lane is a passionate digital security advocate and the Managing Editor at All About Cookies. After completing her Master of Arts in English Literature, Kalleigh has gained over 5 years of editing and writing experience in the fields of cybersecurity, tech, and finance.
Over the years, Kalleigh has been featured in major media outlets such as The Globe and Mail and CTV News, emerging as an advocate for digital security in an increasingly digital world.
When she's not creating spreadsheets or editing articles, you'll find Kalleigh playing video games or listening to BTS with her husband and cat in their cozy home on the East Coast of Canada.
- CTV News
- The Globe and Mail
- Winnipeg Free Press
- VPNs
- PC
- Antivirus
- Ad blocking
- Gaming
- Master of Arts in English Literature from University of Toronto
- Bachelor of Arts in English Literature from Mount Allison University
- Mac or PC: PC
- Android or iPhone: Android
Kalleigh's Latest Articles
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Avast Premium Security Review 2025: Is It Worth It?
Avast has standard features like ransomware and phishing protection, a budget-friendly price, and perfect third-party test scores.
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AI and Work Statistics: AI Adoption On the Rise Among Workers, Job Seekers
All About Cookies surveyed 1,000 U.S. adults to find out how many have incorporated artificial intelligence into their current jobs, searches for new jobs, and more.
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Financial Fraud in America: Where Fraud Is on the Rise [Data]
All About Cookies analyzed fraud data to find out where financial fraud is most common and where it has increased the most in the last year.
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74% of Americans Oppose DOGE Access to Taxpayer Data [Survey]
All About Cookies surveyed 1,000 Americans to gauge their understanding of the recently-formed Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) and how they feel about the department potentially having access to personal taxpayer data.
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Digital Clutter: The Average American Has This Many Unread Emails and Texts — How Do You Compare?
All About Cookies surveyed 1,000 U.S. adults to find out how much digital clutter they have in their lives and how they are impacted by it.
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Scam City USA: The Scammiest Cities in America
All About Cookies analyzed government privacy reports, search trends, and robocall data in more than 75 of America’s biggest cities to find where scams and fraud issues are most and least pervasive.