Security Blogger Awards
The Social Security Blogger Awards are announced each year at the Bloggers Meet up at the US RSA show. Nominations are usually by a panel of blue collar judges made up of some of the leading security journalists in the media. Voting for the actual winners is done by SBN members.
What sets the SSBA apart is it is not a popularity contest, but rather an award by security bloggers and podcasters for bloggers and podcasters. It is truly a guild or peer award. Any blog or podcast that is nominated to the finalists represents the best of the best in their category.
We are currently drafting new categories for next years awards. If you have any ideas for Blog and Podcast categories, please email info@securitybloggersnetwork.com.
The Social Security Blogger Awards for 2010:
- Best Technical Security Blog – The SANS Internet Storm Center Blog
- Best Non-technical Security Blog - Krebs on Security by Brian Krebs
- Best Podcast – Pauldotcom
- Best Corporate Blog – Jeremiah Grossman, White Hat Security
- Most Entertaining Security Blog – Rational Survivability by Chris Hoff
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Security Blogger Awards – 2009
For 2009 PaulDotCom won the Best Podcast Award, the crew at the SANS Internet Storm Center won the best Technical Blog award, the best Non-Technical Blog went to Richard Bejtlich of the TaoSecurity Blog, Sunbelt Software won the Best Corporate Blog and Mike Rothman from Security Incite won the Most Entertaining blog. The awards committee wasn’t as clear as we should have been when describing our expectations of each of the categories, which is why you might be surprised at a couple of the winners.
