building, supporting and enabling the digital technology ecosystem
The new tools – Cyber Action Plan and Check your Cyber Security – have been launched in conjunction with the organisation’s Cyber Aware Campaign. Cybersecurity experts at National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) have launched two new flagship services designed to
Does your cybersecurity business bring something truly innovative to the UK market? For the eighth year running, DSIT are looking for the most creative and original cyber security companies in the country, one of which will be crowned The UK’s
IoT Secure is a business support programme designed to help boost Scotland’s adoption of IoT technologies. IoT Secure offers 1-2-1 support to SMEs to help companies design, develop, or manufacture cyber-secure IoT products or services. Advice is also available to non-technology organisations
Recruitment firm Be-IT has announced an “exciting and bright” future after a multi-million-pound management buyout. The IT recruitment specialists, set up in 2013 with offices in Glasgow and Edinburgh, said managing director Nikola Kelly secured the deal to take control of
The UK Government Department for Science, Innovation and Technology’s announcement confirms Glasgow’s share of £100 million of Levelling Up funding for 11 ambitious local projects to further accelerate the region’s innovation economy. The funding, which was announced in the Spring Budget,
The latest BCS Digital Skills Network event headed to Scotland in March. Two hundred delegates packed into a Glasgow venue to listen to prominent speakers discussing the tech sector in the devolved nation. The event attracted speakers from the government,
Four aspiring female company founders have been recognised for their innovative businesses as winners of the AccelerateHER Awards 2023. The winners, from the awards’ four specific categories of Technology; Environment; Culture; and Health, were unveiled at Thursday’s finals event which
Burness Paull has appointed media, entertainment and sports specialist Fraser MacKinven as a partner in its technology and commercial division, as the firm seeks to support clients and deepen its experience in these key growth sectors. Fraser, who worked in
The University of Edinburgh has partnered with Cisco to launch a new software centre of excellence, focused on quantum and Artificial Intelligence (AI) technology. Over the next five years, the centre will fund projects to deliver leading-edge software solutions, with an emphasis on
Topolytics has received £1.5m in funding to help launch its WasteMap solution and extend the business commercially. The Edinburgh-based data analytics platform, which is trying to make the world’s waste visible, verifiable and valuable, was backed by several high net-worth
