#infosec16 SecurityAffairs awarded as Best European Personal Security Blog

At the fifth annual European Security Blogger Awards at Infosecurity Europe in London SecurityAffairs was awarded as Best European Personal Security Blog

Yesterday, during the fifth annual European Security Blogger Awards at Infosecurity Europe in London SecurityAffairs received the award as Best European Personal Security Blog.

The awards were assigned through a public vote and votes assigned by expert judges. This year the jury of experts included Infosecurity Europe Hall of Fame member Jack Daniel, journalists Matthew Schwartz and John Leyden.

It is incredible, I launched SecurityAffairs 4 years ago, when I was not able to go to sleep because my newborn daughter Alessia was crying all the night, so I decided to start writing about my cyber security.

For me is a double prize, I’m Italian, and the blog is in English, this requested me a supplementary effort. But I love cyber security, and read my name in a list of myths and masters is an honor.

In the last months some friends joined the crew, they helped me for free motivated by my same passion. I must thank my friends and every one of you who voted for Security Affairs. We are so grateful

Below the list of winners:

Best Corporate blog – blog – Malwarebytes Labs Blog

The Best European Corporate Security Blog – Sophos Naked Security

Best European Security Podcast – Securing Business

Best Security Podcast – Risky Business

Best Security Video Blog – Graham Cluley

Best Personal Security Blog – Jack Daniel’s Uncommon  Sense Security

Best European Personal Security Blog – European Personal Security Blog – Security Affairs

Most Entertaining Blog – Troy Hunt

Most Educational Blog – Heimdal Security

Best New Security Blog – Info Sec Guy Blog

Best EU Security Tweeter – Mikko Hypponen

Grand Prix Prize for Overall Best European Security Blog – Bitdefender

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Pierluigi Paganini

(Security Affairs – Best European Personal Security Blog, SecurityAffairs)