National Cyber Security Centre

Now more than ever the leaders of the Five Eyes intelligence, cyber, and security agencies are united in their commitment to this partnership and its crucial role in protecting our nations’ security. Photographed here together for the first time, (from left to right) General Timothy Haugh, Director National Security Agency (USA), Caroline Xavier, Chief Communications Security Establishment Canada | Centre de la sécurité des télécommunications Canada (Canada), Rachel Noble, Director-General Australian Signals Directorate (Australia), Anne Keast-Butler, Director GCHQ (UK), Andrew Clark, Director-General Government Communications Security Bureau (New Zealand).

"So let me be unequivocally clear - Cyber Essentials works." 📣 Last week at #CYBERUK24, Saqib Bhatti MP MBE, Parliamentary Under Secretary of State, highlighted the critical importance of #CyberEssentials and how adopting the scheme will have a huge impact on the UK's overall level of resilience. Find out more about the Government backed scheme by visiting the National Cyber Security Centre's website 👉 https://lnkd.in/dXpmFHQ

How can diversity in all its forms help make the UK the safest place to live and work online? Hear insights on the role of diversity in cyber resilience from our Director for National Resilience and Future Technology, Jonathon Ellison OBE, in this podcast🎙️⬇️

Thank you to all our sponsors and exhibitors for #CYBERUK24. Rewatch all the open content livestreamed sessions, and discover exclusive interviews and more on the CYBERUK ONLINE YouTube channel⬇️ youtube.com/@CYBERUKONLINE

So long @ICC_Birmingham! That’s it for another CYBERUK. Huge thanks to our speakers, sponsors, exhibitors, delegates and everyone else involved in making this such a memorable event. We’re looking forward to next year's conference in Manchester. Enjoy these #CYBERUK24 memories!

Our final plenary of CYBERUK 2024 starts in 10 minutes, with the focus on building cyber resilience across crises, conflict and competition.     Our Director of Operations Paul Chichester will be joined by experts from across industry and government to discuss the issues.   After the panel Paul will share the all-important news of our Cyber Den winners, before drawing the conference to a close 🏆 Watch all of this on our CYBERUK ONLINE YouTube channel ⬇️ https://lnkd.in/eEvBuiFE

Our latest announcement from #CYBERUK24: NCSC ramps up support for those at high risk of cyber attacks ahead of the election ⬇️ Thanks to the new Personal Internet Protection service, political candidates, election officials and others at high risk of being targeted online will be helped to boost their digital security The opt-in service forms part of a wider package of cyber support on offer ahead of the next general election to individuals and organisations that play an important role in our democracy. The new service follows yesterday’s gathering at #CYBERUK24 of agencies from 10 countries for the second Strategic Dialogue on the Cyber Security of Civil Society Under Threat from Transnational Repression, pictured below. It was the first fully in-person gathering for the Strategic Dialogue, which is co-chaired by the NCSC and the United States' Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency, with agency representation from Austria, Canada, Denmark, Estonia, Japan, New Zealand, Norway and Romania.

Minister for Tech and the Digital Economy Saqib Bhatti reflected on his experience of #CYBERUK24 following his speech at the conference earlier today

Tris Morgan, Managing Director, Cyber Security at one of our sponsors BT Group reflects on a range of issues including innovation, collaboration and diversity in cyber security #CYBERUK24

“The challenges ahead of us are the horse-sized ducks of states with strategic intentions, and the duck-sized horses of criminal actors out for financial gain.” NCSC CTO Ollie Whitehouse got day 2 of #CYBERUK24 underway with a speech reflecting on issues within the tech market As part of the Future Ready plenary we also heard from the Minister for Tech and the Digital Economy Saqib Bhatti MP MBE and the lead sponsor keynote from Mani Sundaram, Executive Vice President & General Manager, Security Technology Group, Akamai Technologies  And we then heard from The British Library Chief Executive Sir Roly Keating reflecting on last year’s cyber attack The plenary was rounded off with an excellent panel of experts from across government and industry reflecting on how we secure critical sectors in a changing threat environment If you missed any of it live, or you’d simply like to watch again, you can do so on our YouTube channel https://lnkd.in/eEvBuiFE