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Nominations Open for 2025 European Cybersecurity Blogger Awards

Sponsored by Keeper Security and Pulse Conferences the awards celebrate the industry’s greatest bloggers, podcasters and social media influencers

by Charley Nash
March 19, 2025
in Editor's News, Events
Nominations Open for 2025 European Cybersecurity Blogger Awards
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Eskenzi PR are proud to announce that nominations are open for the 12th annual European Cybersecurity Bloggers Awards. The 2025 event is sponsored by Keeper Security and Pulse Conferences and supported once again by media partners, Infosecurity Magazine and the IT Security Guru. The awards will take place at Novotel London ExCeL on the 4th June 2025, during Infosecurity Europe.

The awards aim to celebrate the industry’s best blogs, podcasts, and vlogs, as well as the exceptional talent who contribute to these forums. For the first time ever, Eskenzi PR are proud to partner with Pulse Conferences to draw a broader audience. The ceremony will take place during the Cyber100 Club event, an annual exclusive two-day networking reception that brings together CISOs, CIOs, cybersecurity practitioners and industry luminaries from organisations. 

Popular categories are set to return for 2025, including The Vlogger – The Best Cybersecurity Video or Video Blog, The Corporates – Best Cybersecurity Vendor Podcast, and The Newcomer – Best Blog or Podcast Less Than One Year Old.  In 2024, two new categories were launched, The Visionary – The Best Use of Alternative media, which aims to celebrate new and alternative media, and The Conversation Starter – Best Blog/Podcast/Vlog that Champions Diverse Voices and New Perspectives, which aims to celebrate media that celebrates diverse voices and tackles pressing topics. These categories will return in 2025. 

Nominations will close on 25th April 2025. A shortlist will then be revealed, and a public vote will open. The result of this vote will be combined with picks from an esteemed judging panel to determine the winners. So far, this year’s judging panel includes Yvonne Eskenzi, Co-Founder of Eskenzi PR, and Joe Giddens, Director of Growth at Bora, with more industry names to be announced. 

The nomination form can be found here: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdfPgVXRzNTUNz3hd46qlGA1_p-bi4Yv8u1UflLazN3vgzgWg/viewform

Finally, the process will culminate at a live, in-person event at Novotel, right outside the ExCel Conference Centre, on the second evening of Infosecurity Europe (4th June 2025). Registration for the event can be found here.

Yvonne Eskenzi, Co-Founder and Director of Eskenzi PR, said: “We’re thrilled to be bringing back the European Cybersecurity Blogger’s Awards for the 12th year! This year it’s going to be bigger than ever no doubt, due to our brand new partnership with Pulse Conferences. There are so many incredible podcasts, blogs and vlogs that make the cyber industry a more accessible, engaging, and entertaining one. Over the years we’ve celebrated some industry household names and we can’t wait to continue celebrating more!”

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