National Cyber Security Centre

The NCSC is future-proofing the UK’s national security by building a self-sustaining ecosystem of cyber talent. Chapter 3 of our Annual Review showcases how the NCSC works with partners grow the pipeline of talent. Read now⬇️ https://lnkd.in/daYRxFJs

Did you know you that in addition to the fantastic speakers and networking opportunities at #CYBERUK25, you can also gain CPD points? 🎓 Apply now to attend ⬇️ https://www.cyberuk.uk/

Thinking about coming to #CYBERUK25 in Manchester? Secure your ticket to access: Speeches, panels and masterclasses🎙️ Unmissable networking events 🤝 Interactive areas like the Cyber Games 🎮 CPD point opportunities 👩🎓 ...and more! Don't miss out! Apply to attend ⬇️ https://www.cyberuk.uk/

Earlier this morning, our CEO Richard Horne spoke to BBC Breakfast about defending the UK from cyber threats as well as what people can do to stay safe online. To find out more and learn how to stay safe from scams search for Stop! Think Fraud.

Our colleagues at GCHQ have done a brilliant job on this year's puzzle - have you solved it yet?

From critical national infrastructure to emerging technology, cyber resilience underpins the UK’s economic future and safety. Chapter 2 of our Annual Review uncovers how the NCSC is building UK cyber resilience. Read now⬇️ https://lnkd.in/eKinxAGR

We face real and enduring threats from hostile states and cyber criminals targeting our critical national infrastructure. Chapter 1 of our Annual Review delves into the cyber threats facing the UK. Read now⬇️ https://lnkd.in/edg8KbQ7

NCSC CEO Richard Horne delivered the first presentation for day one at #CyberThreat24: Why You Are Critical to Our Mission, talking about how everyone contributes to countering the cyber threat  

Our Director of Operations Paul Chichester CMG MBE kicked off #CyberThreat24 with opening remarks and his keynote: From 2024's Biggest Threats to What’s Next: A Look Ahead to 2025 alongside Ciaran Martin

The UK’s leading cyber security research and education universities were briefed on the latest threat picture during a recent GCHQ-hosted event. Discussions also took place on a number of other relevant topics, including research as well as academic links with GCHQ's history. Vice Chancellors and ACE-CSE & CSR Directors from 27 universities met with Director GCHQ Anne-Keast Butler and National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) Chief Technical Officer Ollie Whitehouse at the gathering in GCHQ’s Cheltenham base. We are grateful for the engagement of our partners in academia as we continue to build resilience in the sector, and we look forward to continuing that relationship into the future. The universities in attendance were: Abertay University Cardiff University / Prifysgol Caerdydd De Montfort University Edinburgh Napier University Imperial College London King's College London Kingston University Lancaster University Newcastle University Queen's University Belfast Royal Holloway, University of London Swansea University University of Oxford University of Birmingham University of Bristol University of Cambridge The University of Edinburgh University of Greenwich University of Kent University of Liverpool The University of Manchester University of South Wales University of Southampton University of Strathclyde University of Surrey University of the West of England University of Warwick