Security Excellence Awards – winners revealed!

The technologies, projects, partners and people leading the way in cybersecurity

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Who was celebrating at the Security Excellence Awards?
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Who was celebrating at the Security Excellence Awards?

The Security Excellence Awards 2024, held last night in London, celebrated innovation and some outstanding personal achievements in cybersecurity.

Computing's annual Security Excellence Awards brought together cybersecurity industry leaders, experts and innovators to celebrate in style at the grade II listed One Moorgate Place, in the heart of the city. 

We may be living through interesting times, but everyone at the awards enjoyed a rare night off to showcase their own work, recognise the achievements of colleagues and celebrate excellence. In many categories, the quality of entries was such that many have highly commended nominations in addition to the winners. 

Here are those winners, and honourable mentions, in full:

Technology Excellence Categories

AI/Automation Security Product Award

Winner: Runecast Solutions – RunecastAI Knowledge Automation (RAIKA)

Backup, Recovery and DLP Award

Winner: Zerto – Zerto 10

Cloud Security Award

Winner: LRQA Nettitude

Email Security Award

Winner: Vade

Highly Commended: Egress – Egress Defend

Enterprise Security Solution Award

Winner: Illumio – Illumio Zero Trust Segmentation Platform

SME Security Solution Award

Winner: Sharp UK – Endpoint, Detect & Response

Enterprise Threat Detection Award

Winner: LRQA Nettitude

Network Security Award

Winner: Illumio – Illumio Zero Trust Segmentation Platform

Project Excellence

DevSecOps Award

Winner: HMRC – Data Platform Services Core Engineering Platform

Highly Commended: Aldermore Bank in partnership with Accenture – Project Apollo

Security Innovation of the Year

Winner: Egress – Egress Adaptive Email Security

Security Project of the Year

Winner: HM Revenue & Customs – Technical Health Programme

Highly Commended: Vodafone in partnership with Accenture – CCS Security Patching

Organisational Excellence

Managed Security Award

Winner: Six Degrees

Security Training Programme of the Year

Winner: National Grid – Security Awareness and Training

Security Vendor of the Year

Winner: Sophos

Security Team of the Year

Winner: Nationwide Building Society – Security and Resilience 2023

Highly Commended: NGS UK Ltd

Personal Excellence

Security Rising Star of the Year

Winner: Julia Studholme – Simply Business

Security Woman of the Year

Winner: Rebecca Taylor - Secureworks

Highly Commended: Marion Stewart – Red Helix

CISO/CSO of the Year

Winner: Neil Peacock – NGS UK Ltd

 

 

 

 

 

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