CRANE welcomes members from across the cyber security research community and beyond. It’s free to join, and by becoming a member you get access to updates, annual events, as well as opportunities to participate in SIGs, WGs, workshops and sandpits. There are three membership options to choose from based on your role and your organisation type.

As part of the series, a hybrid seminar was hosted in December with a presentation on Multiparty Computation for Privacy Preserving Computing by Assoc Prof Berry Schoenmakers from Eindhoven University of Technology.

This scheme is designed to promote unclassified basic research in areas of interest to the intelligence, security and defence communities. The Fellowships are aimed at early-career researchers from all branches of science and engineering who have up to five years postdoctoral experience. Deadline 28 April 2026.

This well-established programme now in its ninth year. It supports UK academics who are interested in commercialising their cyber security ideas and is delivered annually with a duration of approximately ten months. Deadline 11 February 2026

A reminder to save the date for our CRANE All-Hands Meeting in June. An opportunity to strengthen connections, hear insights from guest speakers, participate in workshops, and help shape the future direction of CRANE.  Further details, including how to register will be shared with you soon.