UK Cyber Cluster Collaboration
UK Cyber Cluster Collaboration
Join NI Cyber at Danske Bank UK HQ on Friday 7th March for Resilient Women, Accelerating Action. Join leaders from our local cyber community as we discuss the role of mentoring and resilience in building your career.
Cyber London is proud to be one of the UKC3 cyber clusters involved in the Cyber Access Network (CAN) project! Led by the UK Cyber Security Council, CAN is a new initiative designed to support aspiring cyber security professionals by providing the skills, knowledge, and connections needed to enter the industry. As one of the […]
The Space Security Roadshow is coming to the North East and CyberNorth are delighted to be co-hosting! As space becomes an increasingly vital domain for society, the economy, and national security, it is also becoming more congested, contested, and competitive. Innovation continues to expand the capabilities of space systems, making them essential – but also […]
APIs have become the foundation of digital transformation, enabling seamless connectivity between applications, services, and users. However, as businesses increasingly rely on APIs, cybercriminals are finding new ways to exploit their vulnerabilities. Did you know that API security incidents have surged by over 600% in recent years? From API abuse and misconfigurations to data leaks […]
Join us for an evening of networking and great conversations! Calling all cybersecurity professionals! Come along to connect, exchange ideas, and make new connections in a relaxed and friendly atmosphere. We’ve reserved a cosy spot at the DewDrop Inn in Summertown, Oxford – no agenda, no formalities – just engaging discussions and a great time! […]
Interested in cybersecurity? Unskilled and want to learn more? Skilled and want to share and learn? Keen to meet the SW cyber community? This monthly session is for you. The 2nd Friday of every Month we will have a networking meeting and a series of 3 x 20 minute (+ Q&A) cybersec updates from informed […]
Interested in cybersecurity? Unskilled and want to learn more? Skilled and want to share and learn? Keen to meet the SW cyber community? This monthly session is for you. The 2nd Friday of every Month we will have a networking meeting and a series of 3 x 20 minute (+ Q&A) cybersec updates from informed […]
This is Cyber London's second webinar in the Cyber Access Network (CAN) series, and it's tailored for students and career changers exploring cyber security. Are you considering a career in cyber security? In this webinar, you'll hear from Simon Newman, one of the directors at Cyber London, who will introduce you to various career pathways, […]
If you’re a career advisor or teacher, why not get involved with our Influencing the Influencer project? We want to support young girls and women to get into the cyber security industry and for this, we’ll need your help. The project includes developing a useful signposting portal with case studies, study route information and employer […]
If you’re a career advisor or teacher, why not get involved with our Influencing the Influencer project? We want to support young girls and women to get into the cyber security industry and for this, we’ll need your help. The project includes developing a useful signposting portal with case studies, study route information and employer […]
Join OxCyber for an evening of networking and great conversations! Calling all cybersecurity professionals! Come along to connect, exchange ideas, and make new connections in a relaxed and friendly atmosphere. We’ve reserved a cosy spot at the DewDrop Inn in Summertown, Oxford – no agenda, no formalities – just engaging discussions and a great time! […]
Artificial Intelligence: Criminal Access: How Criminals are exploiting AI and deepfakes. AI and Machine Learning: A Brief overview of these technologies. Social Engineering Tools: AI-powered tools for manipulation. Deepfake and Voice Creation: Creating realistic fake content. Data Analysis and Reconnaissance: Gathering information for attacks. Our Behaviour and AI: How AI can exploit our online vulnerabilities. […]
