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ISG launches mentorship scheme
20 Oct 2026A mentorship scheme run by the Information Security Group (ISG) is helping students prepare for careers in information and cyber security by connecting them with experienced industry professionals.
Royal Holloway’s CyberAccess project opens doors to cyber security for young people not in education, employment and training (NEET)
20 Oct 2026The CyberAccess project uses interactive workshops to make cyber security more accessible and help young people who are not in education, employment or training (NEET).
Royal Holloway recognised with prestigious Gold Award in Cyber Security Education
12 Mar 2026Royal Holloway has been recognised as an Academic Centre of Excellence in Cyber Security Education (ACE-CSE) – Gold Award by the UK Government.
Royal Holloway named Chartered Institute of Information Security’s Academic Partner of the Year 2025
26 Nov 2025The award celebrates Royal Holloway’s leadership in cyber education and its impactful partnership with CIISec through the CyberEPQ programme.
New domestic tech abuse handbook launched to help victims
25 Nov 2025A new research-led digital handbook for victims of domestic tech abuse has been launched by Surrey Domestic Abuse Partnership (SDAP) and Royal Holloway.
ISG academic provides expert comment on cloud services outages
05 Nov 2025Dr Saqib Kakvi provides a range of comments to the media following major outages in cloud services in October 2025
Academic becomes one of the Top 50 Women in Engineering
24 Jun 2025Dr Fauzia Idrees, from ISG has become one of 50 women in the UK to win the Women’s Engineering Society (WES) award (WE50).
Professor Markantonakis wins award for Outstanding Mentoring
24 Jun 2025Professor Konstantinos Markantonakis receives Royal Holloway’s Festival of Research Engagement Award for Outstanding Mentoring
Academic debates whether a quantum-cryptography apocalypse is imminent?
11 Jun 2025Professor Keith Martin from the ISG published his expert insight
Study exposes the dangers of unmoderated digital spaces and their role in spreading hate speech
04 Apr 2025New research from ISG reveals how hate speech is still very much prevalent on unregulated, but popular, digital platforms.
