The 2027 Award Categories
Entries are now open for the 2027 Scottish Cyber Awards! You can enter multiple categories or nominate a colleague, partner or student whose work deserves recognition.
Deadline for entries: Thursday 11 February 2027.
Financial Services Impact Award 2027
Recognising a cybersecurity team within the financial services sector in Scotland that has demonstrated exceptional performance in safeguarding financial assets, maintaining compliance, and defending against cyber threats through innovative solutions, rapid response, and teamwork.
Evangelist of the Year Award 2027
Recognising an individual who has demonstrated exceptional passion and dedication in promoting cybersecurity awareness, education, and best practices. This award celebrates those who actively advocate for cybersecurity, engage with the community, and inspire others through their work, whether in the public, private, or non-profit sector.
Cyber Culture Award 2027
The Cyber Culture Award celebrates individuals or teams who have transformed cybersecurity awareness into a shared organisational value. This category recognises leadership, creativity, and measurable impact in fostering a positive, security-conscious culture—empowering employees, promoting accountability, and embedding cyber resilience across all levels of the business through engagement, education, and collaboration.
Cyber School of the Year 2027
Recognising a Scottish school that has excelled in promoting cybersecurity education, fostering cyber skills among students, and creating awareness about the importance of cybersecurity through innovative teaching methods or extracurricular activities.
NEW! Managed Service Provider of the Year 2027
This award recognises a Managed Service Provider that puts cybersecurity at the heart of how it runs and protects its clients’ technology. Whether looking after networks, endpoints, cloud environments or data, the winning MSP will show how it has reduced risk, strengthened resilience and raised security standards for the organisations that rely on it, particularly the Scottish businesses and public bodies that don’t have in-house security teams.