The Cyber Helpline Wins Not-for-Profit Cyber Award at 2024 National Cyber Awards
London, UK, September 24th, 2024 – We are thrilled to announce that The Cyber Helpline has emerged victorious at this year’s National Cyber Awards, securing three prestigious awards! For the fourth year in a row, we have been honored as the Not-for-Profit Cyber Award winner, alongside recognition for individual achievements, including the Alan Turing Award (Rory Innes) and the Cyber Student of the Year Award (Alex Hardy).
Our charity has now claimed the Not-for-Profit Cyber Award in 2021, 2022, 2023, and 2024, marking an incredible four-year winning streak. This consistent recognition reflects our dedication to supporting victims of cybercrime and our ongoing commitment to safeguarding the digital landscape.
A Night of Celebrations at the National Cyber Awards
Held in London on September 23rd, 2024, the National Cyber Awards are renowned for celebrating excellence, innovation, and resilience within the cybersecurity sector. The event gathers industry leaders, government officials, and cybersecurity professionals to highlight those making a significant impact in protecting cyberspace.
We are immensely proud that Rory Innes, founder of The Cyber Helpline, has been awarded the Alan Turing Award, a prestigious honour that celebrates outstanding contributions to cybersecurity. Alex Hardy, one of our committed volunteers, has been named Cyber Student of the Year, an award that recognises emerging talent shaping the future of the field.
Driving Our Mission Forward
As the digital threat landscape continues to evolve, the importance of cybersecurity has never been more critical. Cyberattacks increasingly pose significant risks to businesses, governments, and individuals alike. Winning these three awards serves as validation of our relentless efforts to support those affected by cybercrime and to promote cybersecurity awareness.
The National Cyber Awards are a hallmark of excellence in the industry, rewarding efforts that drive innovation, resilience, and best practices in cybersecurity. With categories ranging from The Cyber Citizen of the Year to The Prime Minister's Award for Cyber, the awards celebrate those making impactful contributions to securing the digital world.
As we reflect on this momentous evening, we extend our heartfelt congratulations to all the other finalists and winners. We are proud to stand alongside such incredible talent and dedication within the cybersecurity community.
About The Cyber Helpline
The Cyber Helpline is a charity and movement by the cybersecurity community to bridge the support gap for victims of cybercrime, digital fraud, and online harm. We offer a free, 24/7 self-help service and confidential helpline to assist individuals in understanding, containing, and recovering from cyberattacks. Our mission is to connect victims with cybersecurity experts who provide tailored advice and guidance.