Blogging is often seen as a solo activity, and while that can be true, blogging can also allow you to find communities of like-minded people that enjoy the same things you do.

Although the blogging-space for cybersecurity and user privacy is vast, I have selected 10 bloggers who write content that is in line with what I write for this blog for your reading pleasure. I hope you enjoy broadening your knowledge on these topics through these wonderful voices of this community.

Adam Shostack

Adam writes about cybersecurity, but he also talks about other blogs within this field that he personally enjoys. This makes him a great jumping off point for any new reader who is looking for other solid content to read on this topic.

Andrew Hay

Andrew blogs about topics in cybersecurity that interest him, as well as current, newsy topics within the field. This makes him a good read because you’ll get the current news but also some other interesting and relevant content.

Brian Krebs

Brian blogs about the latest high profile security and cyber crime news with deep analyses and insight into each incidence. His tweets as of late have talked about how to keep your info safer on Twitter after the CEO of Twitter was hacked.

Bruce Schneier

Bruce blogs about cryptography, algorithms, and protocol analysis, and he contributes to many U.S. and international publications. He goes more in depth about the ways that algorithms affect cybersecurity and user privacy, which can help you add to your depth of knowledge on these topics.

Byron Acohido

Byron also blogs about cybersecurity, but his speciality is the well-research and accurate info within them. This makes him a great blogger to go to when conflicting info is being given on a story on other outlets. Byron will make sure you see the whole picture.

Dan Lohrmann

Dan blogs about government related cybersecurity issues and what’s catching government attention within the cybersecurity field. He provides a link between current security news and the effects it can have on our laws and how these incidences guide policy on cybersecurity and user privacy.

Graham Cluley

Graham is a personal security blogger who is to the point and easy to understand. If you want to dip your toes in the cybersecurity world without all of the technical jargon, he’s your man.

Pierluigi Paganini

Pierluigi runs the best European personal security blog out there. He writes about cyber crime, hacking, malware, and much more. His content is always quality, check him out.

Sergiu Gatlan

Sergiu blogs about cybersecurity, technology, Apple, and Google. With Apple and Google being in the news so frequently regarding these topics, his posts are timely and well-written. Plus, his blog has a pretty clever name. Who doesn’t love that?

Troy Hunt

Troy is a technical consultant for Microsoft who blogs about his experiences traveling and teaching IT and cybersecurity courses. He created the website haveibeenpwned.com, which allows users to enter their email and see what apps and services they may have had information stolen from in various data breeches across a large number of platforms. His posts are more of a recount of his daily life, but for someone so involved in the IT and cybersecurity world, there are still golden nuggets to be found in his work.