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The Department for Science, Innovation and Technology (DSIT) have announced a new initiative to enhance cyber skills and explore innovative ways to secure the UK against cyber attacks.

“Empowering Women to Lead Cyber Security” are unique, cross sector leadership development programs, run regionally and supported by industry and government, which aim to develop a sustainable community of empowered and empowering female leaders in cyber security and InfoSec roles across the UK.

Looking back at the National Cyber Security Centre's eighth year and its key developments and highlights, between 1 September 2023 and 31 August 2024.

The Department for Business and Trade (DBT) Japan, based in the British Embassy Tokyo, will host a UK FinTech and Financial Sector Cybersecurity Trade Mission to Japan from 3-7th March 2025, to coincide with Japan’s “Japan Fintech Week” endorsed by Japan Financial Services Agency (JFSA).

Pharmaceutical publication HSJ ,has revealed that Medway Community Health shut down some systems last week after suspicious activity.

The UK – Nigeria Cybersecurity Inward Trade Mission is supported by the UK Department for Business and Trade. It is a strategic initiative designed to facilitate B2B and B2G trade between business in the UK and Nigerian markets

DSIT is investing in the future of cybersecurity by funding free UKCSC Professional Titles for government security professionals

You are invited you to fill out this Call for Evidence on some proposals to help DSIT assess the impact of the changes on those who are already regulated by the NIS Regulations or who will be regulated by the forthcoming CSR Bill.

CyberASAP Pathfinder is a three-day bootcamp for academics, providing the necessary guidance and support for researchers to commercialise their ideas.

A nationwide search for elite cyber talent has begun. Compete in three Capture the Flag events and showcase your skills to gain your place representing the UK on the international Capture the Flag stage.