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The awards celebrate excellence and innovation in the UK’s cyber security sector across academia, defence, policing and industry and recognise individuals and institutions who are committed to cyber innovation, cybercrime reduction and protecting citizens online.

The world-leading �ۿ۴�ý Centre for Cyber Security (SCCS) at the University works with industry, government and academia to establish methods and techniques which tackle cyber security threats.  

�ۿ۴�ý is one of only nine UK universities to be recognised by the government’s National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) as both an  and in . �ۿ۴�ý is also a sector leader in successful organisational cyber risk management, evidenced by external benchmarks such as our Bitsight Security Performance Rating, which is the best of any top-30 UK university in the 2023 Times Higher Education rankings.  

Professor Helen Treharne, from �ۿ۴�ý’s Academic Centre of Excellence in Cyber Education and Head of School of Computer Science and Electronic Engineering, said:

“This incredible achievement is a resounding testament to our unwavering commitment to excellence across multiple facets of cybersecurity here at �ۿ۴�ý. From our cutting-edge IT security measures to our dynamic regional collaborations, from our education initiatives across various disciplines and outreach with national charities to our groundbreaking academic research in the realm of cyber security, this recognition stands as a fantastic testament to our dedication.” 

Ambrose Neville, Head of Information Security, said:

“Our success, without a doubt, is due to our exceptional teams and that collaborative spirit everyone shows. But this is just the beginning. We warmly invite all enthusiasts of cyber security to get in touch with us, and let's ensure that cyber security remains forever at the forefront of our collective agenda.”

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