www.nist.gov Cybersecurity Awareness Month 2026: Focus on Securing the Future
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- •October 2026 is Cybersecurity Awareness Month with a focus on securing the digital future.
- •NIST collaborates with federal agencies to promote cybersecurity resources and initiatives.
- •Cybersecurity Career Week will take place from October 19-24, 2026, to inspire new talent.
October 2026 marks Cybersecurity Awareness Month, with the theme 'Securing the 250' to celebrate America's 250th anniversary. NIST is collaborating with federal agencies to enhance cybersecurity awareness and provide resources for individuals and organizations to improve their online safety. Events and initiatives are planned to engage the public and private sectors, offering tools to increase resilience against cyber incidents. The campaign aims to inspire future cybersecurity professionals and promote career opportunities in the field. Resources include interactive toolkits and event listings for Cybersecurity Career Week, which runs from October 19-24, 2026. This initiative highlights the importance of cybersecurity in a rapidly evolving digital landscape.
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