CyAN is pleased to once again support the Cyber Outstanding Security Performance Awards (Cyber OSPAs), which recognise outstanding individuals, teams, organisations, products and initiatives across the cyber security sector. Nominations are now open for the 2027 UK Cyber OSPAs across nine categories, including Outstanding Chief Information …
The fortnightly newsletter of the Cybersecurity Advisors Network (CyAN) — Issue #208, 17 August 2026. This issue leads with crypto custody governance and our autumn mentorship intake, plus two serious CVEs, the latest from our members, and a spotlight on OSINT. In this issue Are …
Note: applications are now closed CyAN’s mentorship programme is back for its autumn 2026 cohort, running from mid-September to mid-December. The programme is free and volunteer-led. It pairs people building a career in cybersecurity, or a related field, with experienced CyAN members for three months …
The fortnightly newsletter of the Cybersecurity Advisors Network (CyAN) — Issue #207, 4 August 2026. This issue leads with governance and civil-society resilience, plus the latest from our members and partners. Downloadable full PDF at the bottom of this post. In this issue Are you …
📅 Thu, 8 Oct, 8am – Fri, 9 Oct, 5pm AEDT 📍 Pullman Sydney Hyde Park, Darlinghurst NSW, Australia Trust & Safety Festival Sydney 2026 brings together the people shaping safer, more accountable and more trustworthy digital systems. CyAN is proud to be a key …
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Kim is a senior cybersecurity and technology risk executive with 28+ years of experience leading security strategy, enterprise architecture, governance, and incident response across financial services, government, multinational enterprises, and telecom sectors. For the past 20 years, he has operated under the Central Bank of Bahrain’s regulatory frameworks, driving …
Recent reporting from Hudson Rock claims that more than 75,000 Fortinet firewalls may remain compromised despite organisations applying patches intended to address known vulnerabilities. If accurate, the finding is concerning. However, the most interesting aspect of the story is not the vulnerability itself, nor even …
