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Scotland’s business resilience organisation has changed its name to reflect a rising national threat from cyber crime and fraud. The Scottish Business Resilience Centre (SBRC), the not-for-profit dedicated to helping educate and support Scottish organisations to avoid the fallout from
This article from Jude McCorry, CyberScotland Chair, looks at the power of collaboration upon the Partnership’s second anniversary at CyberScotland Week 2023. With organisations more digitally connected than ever and the threat of cyber attacks always looming, being prepared for
A Glasgow-based IT business has revealed the latest cyber defence technologies that are helping to revolutionise cyber delivery innovation across Scotland and beyond. Systal Technology Solutions unveiled the tech at an exclusive event to kick-start Cyber Scotland Week at its
As CyberScotland Week kicks off, IT and business consulting firm CGI has brought its ‘Cyber Escape’ experience to Edinburgh to help participants test and better their cybersecurity skills. Designed to complement existing security awareness training, Cyber Escape is a free escape room-style
Simplifying all the moving parts and challenges of the supply chain, be it local, national or international, while also developing its own new technology, has paid off for ScotlandIS member CCL Logistics & Technology. Shipping or flying goods around the world
UK Government partnered with Octopus Investments has launched ‘Green Builders of Tomorrow’ designed to identify and empower UK Start-ups that support the UK Government’s objectives to build back better, support green jobs, and accelerate the path to Net-Zero. The GBOT competition this year
Morgan Stanley has announced a doubling of the size of its Inclusive Ventures Lab, an accelerator programme that invests in and works closely with start-ups led by women and ethnically diverse founders. During 2023, the MSIVL aims to identify
Scotland will not be able to transition to a circular economy without “sweeping changes” in the built environment and construction sector, according to Zero Waste Scotland’s (ZWS) Circularity Gap Report. The study shows that the built environment is an essential
Tech and business consultancy CGI is expanding into Northern Ireland in a move led by the company’s Scottish management team. The group is extending its Digital Services Delivery Centre into Belfast, adding to its existing workforce of almost 6,000 people
BJSS has confirmed new plans to further expand its growing operations in 2023. The consultancy has announced it will invest 1 million into new degree-level apprenticeships, as a means of helping new talent find alternative routes into professional services and
