Cyber Ireland 
Cyber Security Standards with NSAI – What are they and why are they important? On June 30th, Eoin Byrne, Cluster Manager of Cyber Ireland, hosted a free webinar with the National Standards Authority of Ireland. Listen below to our podcast of the webinar and learn about Ireland’s role inputting into international cyber security standards from … Read more
Listen the podcast about Cyber Security and the Workforce of the Future – The Human Element Cyber Ireland hosted the monthly South Chapter Meeting virtually on June 16th last. This discussion highlighted the many ways we can protect our flexible and dispersed workforce with our new working model. The panelists included: Moderator – Louise McIndoe, … Read more
Cyber Ireland Jobs BoardRecruitment is proving challenging during the current environment for those companies who are growing. To help your company access cyber security talent, you can avail of the Cyber Ireland Jobs Board to post your open vacancies. The post only takes a couple of minutes to link to your website and will be visible for … Read more
by Dr. James Cuffe & Emily Phelan. Dr. James Cuffe is an cyber-anthropologist lecturing at University College Cork and Director of the Ethnographic and Human Centred Research Group at UCC. The following article was presented by Dr. James Cuffe at the Cyber Ireland South Chapter Meeting on the 16th June, 2020. Q: As a Cyber … Read more
Wednesday 24th June @11am Learn about Ireland’s role inputting into international cyber security standards from ISO, IEC, CEN-CENELEC, ETSI through the National Cybersecurity Standards Mirror committee. Why are standards important and how can Cyber Ireland members participate? Presentations from: Terry Landers, Microsoft, NSAI TC02 SC10 Chair John Hickey, Senior Security Engineer at Nokia Jason Keogh, Partner Chief Technologist Registration … Read more
Chairperson’s Address & Cluster Membership Hear from Cyber Ireland’s Chairperson, Paul Walsh, on the impact of COVID-19, what the cluster has achieved and our plans for the future, including the cluster membership model….Read More Cluster Membership & Sustainability: We had planned to launch our membership model in May 2020, but in light of current circumstances, we will delay … Read more
It’s hard to believe we are already celebrating Cyber Ireland’s first anniversary. We have accomplished much in the past 12 months and I hope this newsletter shines more light on the many activities we are engaged in. Before I get into that I would like to acknowledge that at this time, the welfare of you, … Read more
Online Capture The Flag Challenges Cyber Ireland has teamed up with Technology Ireland ICT Skillnet and ZeroDays to run a series of Capture The Flag Events to raise awareness of Cyber Security Careers & Pathways. When & Where? Four Free Online CTFs will be held, one every fortnight starting on Wednesday 29th April @12.00pm (Followed by … Read more
Cyber security matters more than ever during the coronavirus pandemic with fraud, cyber crime and cyber-attacks becoming more prevalent. This poses an increased risk to: critical sectors for public health and the economy such as utilities, telecoms & healthcare companies and employees who have moved to remote working and depend on digital infrastructure for all … Read more
Our Cyber Ireland – Cyber Wales Breakfast Briefing took place during Wales Week at the Dome Cymru, CHQ Building Dublin on 11th March. This cluster-to-cluster event created connections to address the skills gap and explore internationalisation opportunities. The speakers an panellists were: Opening Address: British Ambassador to Ireland, Robin Barnett CMG Cyber Ireland (Eoin Byrne) … Read more