Hall of Fame · 2015–2026

The people we have honoured.

Since 2015, an independent panel has recognised the defenders, builders and teams who raise the standard of security. Every name here earned a place on merit, and recognition is never bought.

Winners in black tie gathered in front of the Cyber Security Awards backdrop at the ceremony
Honourees at the Cyber Security Awards ceremony, gathered after the citations were read.
Editions

Eleven editions, eleven cohorts

Each edition closes with a published list of winners. The 2026 cohort is shown below, and every earlier edition has its own page of winners, category by category.

2026 individual winners

The latest cohort

Five people the 2026 panel honoured across the individual categories. Each profile records how the panel reached its decision.

Alongside the individuals, the 2026 panel recognised five organisations: Bridewell (Company), Saviynt (Product), THEOS Cyber (Service), Evalian (Team) and ISC2 Security Congress (Community). Every winner, in every category, came through an independently judged process. See how winners are chosen or read a decade of recognition.

FAQ

About the Hall of Fame

Who has won the Cyber Security Awards?

Winners have been recognised every year since 2015, with no edition in 2024. The most recent cohort, from 2026, is Jubilian Ho Hong Yi, Victor Chang, Fene Osakwe, Paul Jackson and Jim West across the individual categories, with Bridewell, Saviynt, THEOS Cyber, Evalian and ISC2 Security Congress recognised among the organisations.

Was there a 2024 edition?

No. The programme paused for 2024, so there are no 2024 winners. Recognition resumed in 2025 and continued in 2026 with a restructured set of categories.

Can a place in the Hall of Fame be bought?

No. Every winner is chosen by an independent panel that scores nominations against published criteria. Sponsorship has no bearing on who wins or where they appear.

Where can I see earlier winners?

The 2026 cohort is shown on this page, and every earlier edition has its own page listing that year's winners category by category. The full year-by-year record runs back to the first edition in 2015.