Dr Fauzia Idrees Abro recognised among Top 100 at Future CISO 100 Awards

23 Oct 2023

Dr Abro was one of only three winners from within the education sector

New conversion masters opens for January 2024 entry

03 Oct 2023

Our conversion course is ideal for students with little prior exposure to programming, machine learning or cyber security to prepare for a career in the data science and information security industry

Spring 2023 CDT Newsletter

24 Apr 2023

This edition summarises the last year of activities in our EPSRC Centre for Doctoral Training (CDT) in Cyber Security. There is a report from the CDT Director, several news updates, and articles from

Are our pets leaking information about us?

03 Mar 2023

Pet and animal-related apps are creating cybersecurity risks to their owners, new research has shown.

ISG researchers discover vulnerabilities in Matrix protocol

28 Sept 2022

A team of cryptographers – Dan Jones and Martin Albrecht (Royal Holloway), Sofía Celi (Brave) and Benjamin Dowling (University of Sheffield) has found several, practically-exploitable cryptographic vu

Workshop on Foundations and Applications of Lattice-based Cryptography

03 Aug 2022

The hybrid workshop attracted over 100 virtual and in-person attendees for a range of different activities.

Course developed by Royal Holloway most popular

03 Aug 2022

The Cyber Security Fundamentals course, offered by University of London International Programmes via Coursera, tops this list.

Information Security Group hosts 2022 Open Day

18 Jul 2022

This year, we were also celebrating 30 years of the MSc Information Security with alumni, industrial and academic colleagues, friends and contacts with an interest in Information Security

Royal Holloway becomes part of Surrey National Cyber Cluster

27 Jun 2022

The UK Cyber Cluster Collaboration (UKC3) have officially recognised the county of Surrey as a cluster within the cyber security sector, with Royal Holloway becoming part of the team.

Best paper award SP 2022

25 May 2022

Researchers from Royal Holloway, University of London are part of a team whose recent analysis of the protocol used in the Telegram messaging platform has won a distinguished paper award