Security Serious Unsung Heroes Awards marks tenth year with winners announced in London
The tenth annual Security Serious Unsung Heroes Awards, organised by Eskenzi PR, took place at St Barts Pub in London. The event recognised cybersecurity professionals, educators and community advocates whose work often goes unnoticed. Winners included Phil Muncaster (Cyber Correspondent), Andrea Litherland of Domestic & General (CISO Supremo), Dominic Mortimer of WorkNest Secure (Best Ethical Hacker/Pen Tester) and Dr. Peter Garraghan of Mindgard (Best Academic Entrepreneur). The newly introduced Cyber Scribe category went to Dr. Runli Guo for her newsletter on agentic AI risks. The event was sponsored by CultureAI, Filigran, OneAdvanced and The Zensory, and raised £250 for NSPCC Childline. The article describes no threat, incident or vulnerability.
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The tenth annual Security Serious Unsung Heroes Awards, organised by Eskenzi PR, took place at St Barts Pub in London. The event recognised cybersecurity professionals, educators and community advocates whose work often goes unnoticed. Winners included Phil Muncaster (Cyber Correspondent), Andrea Litherland of Domestic & General (CISO Supremo), Dominic Mortimer of WorkNest Secure (Best Ethical Hacker/Pen Tester) and Dr. Peter Garraghan of Mindgard (Best Academic Entrepreneur). The newly introduced Cyber Scribe category went to Dr. Runli Guo for her newsletter on agentic AI risks. The event was sponsored by CultureAI, Filigran, OneAdvanced and The Zensory, and raised £250 for NSPCC Childline. The article describes no threat, incident or vulnerability.