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A new platform that promises to combine artificial intelligence with “human expertise” has been launched in Scotland to help businesses access £200 million in unclaimed funding. Ailsa is being rolled out to address what is seen as a growing quality
We’re inviting you to contribute to a research project, funded by The Scottish Government, which is focused on understanding the landscape for women in cyber in Scotland – what’s working well, where the gaps are, and where change is most needed.
AI and Ransomware Drive a 30% Rise in New Groups as AI-Enabled Tooling Accelerates Attacks, Raising the Stakes for Organizations in 2026 Quorum Cyber today reveals the extensive, but alarming findings of its 2026 Global Cyber Risk Outlook report. AI
In this Member Spotlight we hear from new Business member, 3VRM, on the increasing challenge of ensuring cyber security of supply chains and joining ScotlandIS to deepen and extend their network in the country. Who is 3VRM and what do
In this Member Spotlight we hear from new member, AMS Consulting, on their passion to share what they know and empower client’s to take control of their organisation’s security posture. Who is AMS Consulting and what do you do? Access
brass neck, the tech content and communications consultancy and KMA Marketing, the common-sense marketing consultancy, have today announced that they have signed a strategic partnership. The consultancies, which were both launched in 2024, are run by Kirsten Paul and Killian McAleese
Microsoft chief executive Satya Nadella has warned that artificial intelligence risks becoming a speculative bubble unless its benefits extend beyond big technology companies and wealthy economies. Speaking on Tuesday, Nadella said the long-term success of the rapidly developing technology would
Johnston Carmichael has announced a new strategic partnership with the Smart Things Accelerator Centre (STAC). Based in Glasgow, STAC is Scotland’s industry-led accelerator for product-focused tech start-ups, delivering an 18-month programme that combines mentorship, investment readiness and access to specialist
Hardworking people in Lanarkshire will have access to the skills and opportunities they need to chase the jobs of the future, as AI is put to work to transform communities and livelihoods. Delivered by home-grown data centre company DataVita around their data centre site
ScotlandIS, the trade body and cluster management organisation for Scotland’s digital technology industry, have today announced the shortlist for their 16th annual Digital Technology Awards. The awards showcase the enormous talent within the tech sector, celebrating individuals and organisations across the entirety
