Becoming a Cybersecurity Hub Member is simple and free.

All that is required is your first and last name, your email address, your zip code and display name. All of your account information is kept private except for your display name.

The Cyber onAir Network is a human-curated, AI-assisted network of cybersecurity-related hubs that aim to create flourishing online communities based around learning, discussing and engaging with the most pressing cybersecurity issues of our time. Public content in Cyber onAir hubs is under a Creative Commons license. Member posts are owned by their authors. Cyber hubs are free from paywalls, algorithmic feeds, or intrusive ads.

Cyber onAir’s mission is to become the go-to place to:

• LEARN more about cybersecurity – its challenges, teams, tools, competitions, people, and organizations;
• DISCUSS key cyber issues and innovations with other members – utilizing posts and livestreamed interviews, panels, town halls, and presentations;
• ENGAGE in evolving cybersecurity knowledge and exploring ways to collaborate and implement real-world solutions to current cyber challenges giving students and cyber professional opportunities to demonstrate their skill, knowledge, and motivation to connect with people and organizations they want to work with.

These communities include anyone interested in cybersecurity, from students just getting into the field, to seasoned cyber specialists, faculty, and industry professionals. Pre-existing groups, such as organizations, agencies, and associations, are equally welcome, so long as they share our commitment to free and open dialogue for the betterment of everyone.

Becoming a Cybersecurity Hub Member is simple and free.

All that is required is your first and last name, your email address, your zip code and display name. All of your account information is kept private except for your display name.

The onAir POST is the key element of the onAir platform. Posts can have content about a topic, person, or organization. Posts are stored and displayed within a public or custom HUB aggregating the best content on a topic. Public hubs are overseen by the nonprofit onAir Networks and other nonprofits. Go to About onAir Networks, to learn more about current and planned onAir hubs.

• Posts are organized in categories and sub-categories in a Hub’s site header and can appear in multiple categories within a hub as well as shared with other hubs;
• Posts can have, in addition to having text and images, all types of media such as YouTube videos, Google Docs, PDFs, and Wikipedia entries;
• Posts can also have news items embedded within them such as videos, articles, livestreams, and press releases;
• Every post author can also have a Comment section for Q&A, feedback, and forum discussion.
• Posts can be shared via social media and email.