UNITING THE
CYBER SECURITY
INDUSTRY
Stronger Together
to combat Cyber crime
About Us
Cyber Security Unity exists to unite the cyber security industry globally to help combat the growing cyber threat.
We are stronger together as an industry to beat cyber crime and online fraud.
Cyber Threats
If you have ever wondered about the types of Cyber Threats that exisit, we have created a short list of the main types along with advice on how to identify and protect yourself from them
COMMON CYBER ATTACKS
MALWARE ATTACK
Info & Advice
MAN IN THE MIDDLE
Info & Advice
PHISHING ATTACK
Info & Advice
DRIVE BY DOWNLOADS
Info & Advice
DDOS ATTACK
Info & Advice
PASSWORD ATTACK
Info & Advice
MALVERTISING
Info & Advice
ROGUE SOFTWARE
Info & Advice
Stronger Together To Beat Cyber Crime
We believe that we are stronger together as a community to beat cyber crime, and this is even more important in an industry that moves and changes so quickly. By working together to provide help and information, we can neturalise cyber threats quickly and ensure we stay protected.
Latest News
Find out what is going on in the cyber security industry and keep up to date with all the latest news
“The Rise of the Cyber Women: Volume Three” Released for International Women’s Day 2024
Lisa Ventura MBE and Cyber Security Unity is pleased to announce the release of “The Rise of the Cyber Women: Volume Three” through new cyber security publisher Security Blend Books. As a woman in the cyber security industry who had a non-linear journey into it, Lisa,...
The Rise of the Cyber Women Volume 3 – Submissions Now Open
+++ Calling all women or those who identify as women in cyber security +++ After a hiatus of a couple of years, our Founder Lisa Ventura MBE is compiling “The Rise of the Cyber Women: Volume 3” to be released on Friday 8 March 2024 – International Women’s Day. The...
Nearly 90,000 Disabled People are ‘Missing’ from the Tech Industry, According to the BCS
There are 88,000 people with hidden and visible disabilities 'missing' from the tech workforce, according to the professional body for IT. People with disabilities make up 15% of the UK workforce but account for only 11% of the technology specialists, analysis by BCS,...