Globee Awards opens nominations for the 23rd Annual Cybersecurity Awards with focus on artificial intelligence
The Globee Awards opened global nominations for the 23rd Annual Cybersecurity Awards on Sept. 16, 2026, centering on artificial intelligence security.

SAN FRANCISCO — The Globee® Awards announced on Sept. 16, 2026, that global nominations are open for the 23rd Annual Globee Awards for Cybersecurity, focusing specifically on artificial intelligence security achievements. The organization is inviting submissions across local, regional, and worldwide markets to highlight achievements in applying artificial intelligence to strengthen defensive posture, detect emerging threats, protect data and systems, manage enterprise risk, and improve cyber resilience.
Strategic Context
The 23rd annual program opens its entry process to cybersecurity technology providers, enterprise security operational teams, and industry leaders implementing artificial intelligence solutions. According to the announcement published on PR Newswire, the program aims to identify and recognize successful implementations of automated and intelligent controls designed to safeguard critical digital assets across diverse operational environments.
The awards categories encompass a range of technical and managerial applications, emphasizing threat detection capabilities and data protection frameworks. By evaluating entries from varying geographic regions, the organization seeks to benchmark global progress in deploying artificial intelligence tools to mitigate operational vulnerabilities and maintain continuity against complex cyber threats.
Forward Outlook
Cybersecurity organizations and security leadership teams worldwide can submit nominations detailing their operational performance, technological deployments, and resilience metrics under the program's guidelines. Future updates regarding evaluation milestones and recipient announcements will follow as the nomination process progresses.
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