Raíces Cyber Releases 2025 Annual Report

Raíces Cyber has released its 2025 Annual Report, highlighting a year of growth across cybersecurity education, workforce development, community engagement, partnerships, and experiential learning.

Throughout 2025, Raíces Cyber expanded opportunities for learners and professionals to gain practical cybersecurity experience. The organization launched CyberPros to Success, serving more than 60 learners across Defensive Security, Offensive Security, and GRC/IAM tracks and delivering 56 hours of hands-on training. RAICES 2025 ANNUAL REPORT The RCO Educational Series also delivered more than 12 webinars covering topics including AI risk, cyber governance, OSINT, incident response, and foundational security skills. RAICES 2025 ANNUAL REPORT

The year also marked an important organizational milestone with Raíces Cyber receiving its 501(c)(3) nonprofit designation, strengthening the organization's capacity to pursue grants, corporate philanthropy, and long-term investment in its programs. RAICES 2025 ANNUAL REPORT

Behind that work is a growing community. By the end of the year, Raíces Cyber reported 500+ volunteers, 9,000+ global community members on LinkedIn, 2,500+ Discord members, 30 U.S. city chapters, six international chapters, and three collegiate chapters. RAICES 2025 ANNUAL REPORT

The Annual Report also provides insight into Raíces Cyber's partnerships, community initiatives, financial stewardship, donors, and priorities for continued growth. In 2025, 92% of organizational funds were allocated to program development and activities, including educational programs, experiential learning, community events, technology platforms, and learning infrastructure. RAICES 2025 ANNUAL REPORT

Explore the 2025 Annual Report to see how our community turned access, mentorship, and hands-on learning into measurable impact

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