CRANE is an EPSRC-funded network, to strengthen the UK’s cybersecurity research ecosystem. It will evaluate new technologies and threats, and opportunities for novel research to bring tangible security interventions.
The CRANE network aims to:
- Support, develop and nurture research in cyber security within and across academic disciplines, with transformative challenge from wider stakeholder groups
- Identify and articulate emerging global trends and national strengths
- Support pilot projects that explore novel research which have the potential to develop into full-scale proposals
- Build an inclusive, sustainable research community that supports career development and fosters the exchange of ideas regionally and nationally on all aspects of cyber security
- Serve as a point of access to UK research for business, government and the third sector
Latest News
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CRANE All-Hands Meeting
IMPORTANT UPDATE Following the issuance of Red Heat Health Alerts by the UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA), we have taken the difficult decision to postpone the in-person CRANE All-Hands Meeting, which was due to take place on 24–25 June 2026 at the University of Bath.
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Technology Trends
A key role of CRANE is to anticipate the cyber security challenges of new and emerging technologies. To begin this process, we have launched the first part of our Delphi study on “Technology Trends” where we ask our members and stakeholders to score new and emerging technologies according to whether it will pose new security…
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