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The UK’s top cybersecurity agency NCSC will form a new group of experts to monitor current and future threats to the country.
What is Cyber League?
The Cyber League is a new initiative by the NCSC that brings together trusted cyber experts from the NCSC and industry. They aim to tackle the biggest cyber threats in the UK, as part of their mission to make the UK the safest place to live and work online.
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Cyber League members are industry experts who work with NCSC analysts to share their knowledge and insights about cybersecurity threats. They participate in workshops and discussion groups to contribute to a better understanding of the threats.
Their work is essential for improving visibility and monitoring current and emerging threats to the UK.
Joining Cyber League:
Membership of Cyber League is voluntary and we welcome new members. To participate in Cyber League, an organisation must:
* Have a substantial UK connection
* Be part of the cyber security or threat intelligence industry
* Up to three individuals in an organisation can join the Cyber League community, providing they have the relevant cyber experience and knowledge.
How does Cyber League work with Industry 100?
Cyber League is flexible and complements the Industry 100 (i100) secondment programme. It is open to people who cannot commit to the time required by i100, but still have experience and knowledge to share for operational benefit. Anyone can visit the i100 pages for more information.
