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MSc Computer Science (Cyber Security) student Andrew Phipps won 2024 iCSS Cyber Security Conversion Prize

By sl626 | 30 March 2025

Congratulations to Andrew Phipps who won the 2024 iCSS Cyber Security Conversion Prize (master course)! Andrew has won the Institute of Cyber Security for Society … Read more

MSc Cyber Security student Constant Vigneron won 2024 CIISec award

By sl626 | 30 March 2025

Congratulations to Constant Vigneron for winning the Chartered Institute of Information Security (CIISec) Student Project of the Year Award 2024 (master course)! Constant won the … Read more

Two BSc Computer Science (Cyber Security) students won 2024 CIISec awards

By sl626 | 30 March 2025

Two students who were studying at a BSc in Computer Science (Cyber Security) degree at University of Kent’s School of Computing won Chartered Institute of … Read more

Centre for Child Protection (CCP) receives new recognition at Home Office event

By sl626 | 24 March 2025

We are thrilled to celebrate the incredible recognition of the Centre for Child Protection and Kent Police for their ground-breaking collaboration on the “Robyn and … Read more

Welcome Drs Rao Faizan Ali and Darren Hurley-Smith into iCSS!

By sl626 | 04 March 2025

[Photo: Dr Darren Hurley-Smith (left) and Dr Rao Faizan Ali (right) in front of Keynes College Block C, where iCSS is located on the 2nd … Read more

iCSS successfully delivers the first NCSC CyberFirst Trailblazers and Adventurers Event in Folkestone

By sl626 | 28 February 2025

On Thursday, 6th February 2025, from 10am to 3pm, iCSS organised a combined CyberFirst Trailblazers and Adventurers event at The Folkestone School for Girls. This … Read more

iCSS researcher co-authored a research paper on exploring the impact of DDoS hacktivism in the Russo-Ukrainian War

By sl626 | 11 December 2024

iCSS Core Member and Operations Lead Dr Budi Arief and his collaborators, Yağız Yılmaz, Dr Orçun Çetin, Ömer Said Öztürk and Emre Ekmekçioğlu from Sabancı University … Read more

iCSS researcher interviewed by ITV News Meridian on fake QR codes and Black Friday scams

By sl626 | 09 December 2024

Dr Jason Nurse, iCSS’s ECR Engagement Lead and a Reader in Cyber Security at the University of Kent’s School of Computing, was recently interviewed and … Read more

Centre for Child Protection (CCP) receives 2024 ESRC Societal Impact prize

By sl626 | 29 November 2024

Centre for Child Protection (CCP) receives 2024 ESRC Societal Impact prize An interactive simulation training programme developed by the University of Kent’s Centre for Child Protection (CCP) … Read more

2nd 2024 NCSC CyberFirst Girls Competition Familiarisation Day in Folkestone

By sl626 | 15 November 2024

On 5th November Tuesday from 10am until 1pm, iCSS organised a second half-day 2024 NCSC CyberFirst Girls Competition Familiarisation Day at The Folkestone School for … Read more

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