Cywareness at Black Hat 2025. A review.
The cybersecurity community thrives on collaboration, insight, and shared expertise.
It’s this spirit that makes gatherings like Black Hat USA 2025 so vital, and it’s also why we were honored to be invited.
The event brought together leading voices from across the industry, offering a platform to exchange ideas, drive innovation, and improve collective understanding that keeps our digital world secure.
The threat landscape of the future
A key highlight for us was when our CEO, Ori Attar, got to sit down with Shira Rubinoff, the CEO of the Cybersphere Group, to talk all things cyber awareness.
It was a true privilege to join an industry leader and share ideas and opinions on everything from how AI can be used for good, to explaining how the human factor is still the main differentiator when it comes to solid cyber defense.
For those interested in seeing the full conversation, the interview is available on Shira’s YouTube channel.
We caught up with Ori to hear what he had to say about the event, how it went and what he took away from their chat.
From the classroom to the boardroom and beyond
Reflecting on the experience, Ori said:
“It was a true honor to sit down with Shira Rubinoff, one of the world’s most influential cybersecurity leaders, during Black Hat 2025.
This conversation was not just another interview; it was an opportunity to highlight why Cywareness is leading the way in shaping national-level awareness programs across the globe.
For us, cyber awareness is not a single project or a one-time campaign.
It is a lifelong journey that spans every stage of life, from children discovering the digital world, to adults in the workforce, and even to seniors navigating technology later in life.
Cywareness delivers comprehensive programs that combine cutting-edge technology, innovative methodologies, and the expertise of leading professionals in the field.
Being interviewed on such a stage was important because Black Hat is one of the most significant global cybersecurity events, particularly in the United States.
It was the right moment for the world to hear about Cywareness, just as hundreds of organizations worldwide already have, and to understand how we empower governments, enterprises, and communities with end-to-end awareness strategies.”
Looking Ahead
The conversation at Black Hat 2025 was more than a reflection on where we are today, it was a catalyst for where Cywareness is headed.
The insights shared during the interview reaffirmed our belief that cybersecurity awareness is not just a necessity, but a global movement that must keep pace with an ever-changing digital world.
As we look ahead, we are committed to shaping the future of awareness by imagining new possibilities: programs that reach further, tools that adapt faster, and strategies that empower entire generations.
Guided by these learnings, our mission is clear, to inspire a culture of security that reaches every industry, every community, and everybody, no matter what stage of life they are at.
This article was written by Cywareness, a company specializing in cybersecurity awareness.
As part of its mission, Cywareness continues to monitor emerging trends, analyze real-world attacks, and share practical insights to help organizations stay ahead in today’s evolving threat landscape.