The winners of the annual European Cybersecurity Blogger Awards have been announced.
Security affairs has been voted for the third consecutive year as the Best European Personal Cybersecurity Blog 2022 at European Cybersecurity Blogger Awards 2022.
The European Security Blogger Awards 2022 is an event organized by UK agency Eskenzi PR, along with KnowBe4 and Qualys as sponsors. The European Cybersecurity Blogger Awards recognize the best bloggers, vloggers, tweeters and podcasters in the industry.
For me its time to thank you for the amazing support and the votes you gave me. I started ten years ago the blog for passion and today it has reached tens of thousands of readers every day.
Cyber Professionals, executives, and CERTs recognize SecurityAffairs as a precious source of information that is daily updated and always provides fresh news. It is hard to manage alone a so important source of information, also because I’m Italian and the blog is in the English language.
However, successes like this award confirm the importance of information sharing and motivate me to do a better job.
In the next months, I’ll try to provide more interesting sources and there will be some surprises for you.
Let’s go ahead together and thanks for your support!
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