Cybersecurity is at its most valuable when it helps organisations act clearly, recover quickly, and keep operating under pressure. That is exactly what our 2026 Cybersecurity and Resilience Awards set out to recognise. This year’s winners and finalists reflect a strong mix of technical expertise and practical delivery, from network edge protection and managed detection through to post-attack remediation, international investigative support, and resilience strategies built for real-world business needs.
Our 2026 Cybersecurity and Resilience Awards Winners
Protecting digital services at scale sits at the heart of Gcore‘s win for Best Network Edge Protection. Its work reflects the growing importance of securing applications and APIs at the edge without compromising performance, showing how effective protection now depends on visibility, responsiveness, and infrastructure that can cope with modern traffic and threat demands.
Responding after an incident often determines whether a business regains control quickly, which is why North Infosec Testing Ltd is recognised for Best Post-Attack & Remedial Service. Its award reflects a practical approach to helping organisations move from vulnerability identification to meaningful remediation, with work centred on clear next steps, reduced exposure, and stronger recovery readiness.
Cross-border digital investigations require technical skill as well as legal and operational clarity, and Crypto Legal earns Best International Cybersecurity Service for delivering exactly that. The win recognises specialist support in an area where digital asset crime, evidence handling, and international complexity all demand a measured and highly informed response.
Continuous monitoring, threat hunting, and rapid reaction are central to why GSecure labs takes Threat Detection and Response Excellence. Its work stands out for turning detection into practical action, giving clients stronger visibility over suspicious activity and a more dependable route to containment and response when threats emerge.
Early momentum matters most when it is backed by real substance, and Emmanuel Adjah of ESET UK receives the Rising Star Award for work that has helped organisations strengthen their cybersecurity decision-making in practical ways. His contribution reflects a strong understanding of how security is evaluated and adopted in live business environments, from proof-of-concepts and incident handling planning through to wider managed detection and response readiness.
Strong support is often what makes cybersecurity services truly effective, and TET Limited is recognised for Best Client Support – Cybersecurity. Its win reflects a client-facing approach built on responsiveness, clarity, and the ability to guide organisations through technical issues in a way that is practical rather than overwhelming.
For many smaller organisations, resilience depends on security advice that is clear enough to act on, which is why ProtekCyber wins Best Cyber Resilience Strategy. Its work demonstrates the value of hands-on, SME-focused support that combines risk awareness, cloud and workspace security, incident response readiness, and more confident decision-making into a strategy businesses can actually use.
2026 Cybersecurity and Resilience Awards Finalists
- Dmarclytics – Best Network Edge Protection, Best Cyber Resilience Strategy
- Dial A Geek – Best Client Support – Cybersecurity
- Transputec Ltd – Threat Detection and Response Excellence
- GSecure labs – Best International Cybersecurity Service
- TET Limited – Rising Star Award
A Stronger Standard for Cybersecurity and Resilience
What stands out across this year’s Cybersecurity and Resilience Awards is the emphasis on practical cybersecurity. These are not achievements built on vague claims, but on services that help organisations secure live environments, improve visibility, recover with greater confidence, and make sound decisions when pressure is high. Across the winners, there is a clear focus on making security more actionable and more relevant to the day-to-day realities businesses face.
The awards also show how closely cybersecurity and resilience now sit together. Prevention still matters, but so do remediation, governance, reporting, support, and the ability to keep an organisation moving after disruption. At Business Awards UK, we are proud to celebrate businesses that are helping raise standards through dependable service, informed strategy, and a clear understanding of what effective protection looks like in practice.
