Cybersecurity

Filigran Backs Security Serious Unsung Heroes Awards as New Sponsor

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The Security Serious Unsung Heroes Awards are now accepting nominations for 2026, aiming to recognize individuals and teams whose contributions to cybersecurity in the UK often go unacknowledged. Cybersecurity professionals should note the introduction of a new "Best Academic Entrepreneur" category, supported by CyberASAP, which highlights the commercialization of academic research. Filigran, a European threat management company, has joined as a sponsor, underscoring the importance of community and open-source technology within the sector.

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