NOMINATION HIGHLIGHTS

FINALIST – “Security Professional of the Year – 2016” Award (http://www.bcs.org/content/ConWebDoc/56512).

FINALIST – “Security Professional of the Year – 2016” Award, and, “Cyber Writer of the Year – 2016” Award (https://securityserious.com/AwardNomination.aspx).

FINALIST – “Personality of the Year 2016 – Highly Commended” Award (http://cybersecurityawards.com/winners-2016/).

FINALIST – “Personality of the Year 2015” Award (http://cybersecurityawards.com/shortlist/).

FINALIST – “Personal Excellence – IT Manager of the Year 2015” Award (http://www.ukitindustryawards.co.uk/static/2015-shortlist).

Tumber possesses 10 years of management, team-lead & advisory experience, and SC security clearance. He is a mentor for students at the University of Westminster.

He has published the following two cyber security books (see www.RSTumber.com):

• Cyber Age: Exploring the New World.
• Cyber Security: Unconscious Competence – Employer & Employee Handbook.

Tumber has written the following articles (links can be found on his LinkedIn profile: uk.linkedin.com/pub/rajinder-tumber/60/7a4/181/ )

Dec 2016: Rotary Magazine – centenary year edition, Cyber Security
Nov 2016: ISSA Journal, InfoSec Careers and Guidance
Aug 2016: ISSA Journal, Internet of Things: Trust
July 2016: The Bow Group, Blockchain
July 2016: ISSA Journal, Social Media: The Danger Zone
June 2016: ISSA Journal, Blockchain: The Legal Industry

Tumber’s contributions include:

Nov 2016: Artificial Intelligence Parliamentary Group. Invited to the House of Lords, to meet with a panel of experts and discuss the path which British Government should take to use artificial intelligence to support economic growth and social progress, with a view to establish a new All Party Group.

Nov 2016: UK/US-Kosovo Trade & Investment Forum 2016. Meeting with Kosovo’s Prime Minister, and a delegation of senior ministers, to discuss the investment opportunities offered to UK and international investors.

Feb 2016: IBM. Invitation by IBM to join an exclusive roundtable, limited to approximately 15 information security and business leaders, with experts from IBM, to discuss The Dark Web.