Professor Dan Hyde is a leading authority on cybersecurity, financial services, and emerging technologies, with a pioneering practice spanning quantum computing, artificial intelligence, FinTech, TradFi, and digital assets. Recognised internationally as both a lawyer and academic, Dan helps ventures scale domestically and across borders, enabling them to launch innovative capabilities that are commercially sound and regulatory compliant.

An alumnus of Cambridge University and Visiting Professor of Law at Queen Mary, University of London, Dan blends academic rigour with commercial acumen, providing clients with a decisive edge in complex regulatory landscapes. He has advised Fortune 50 companies, served as Special Adviser to the UK Government during its review of information security legislation, and authored some of the first and most authoritative texts on cybersecurity law and the international regulation of blockchain and cryptocurrency.

Dan’s clients span governments, banks, universities, entrepreneurs, SMEs, and multinational corporations. A serial entrepreneur himself, he is deeply committed to helping startups succeed, delivering pragmatic legal strategies that unlock growth while mitigating risk. His insights are sought after globally - he has lectured across multiple continents, contributed expert commentary to leading international news channels, and is consistently recognised by The Legal 500 for his ability to clarify regulatory frameworks and save clients significant costs through foresight and precision.

At Gosai Law, Dan leads the firm’s UK crypto, Web3, and emerging technology practice from the London office. He advises clients on the intricacies of UK law while ensuring alignment with evolving international regulations, cementing Gosai Law’s reputation as a trusted advisor at the intersection of law, technology, and innovation.