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The government is consulting on proposals to reduce the threat posed by the criminal infection of computer systems with malicious ransomware software. The Home Office proposes to introduce legislation to counter ransomware and meet three main objectives: For more information
The founders of five cutting-edge science and tech companies (two of which are ScotlandIS members) have gathered in Edinburgh to begin a journey that will see them take their Scottish innovations all the way to Silicon Valley. Scottish Enterprise’s US MarketBooster
Business software specialist Craneware reported double-digit revenue growth for the six months ended 31 December on Monday. The AIM-traded company and ScotlandIS member said it achieved a 10% increase in revenue to exceed $100m, compared to $91.2m in the same a year
Artificial intelligence will be unleashed across the UK to deliver a decade of national renewal, under a new plan announced today (13 January 2025). In a marked move from the previous government’s approach, the Prime Minister is throwing the full
Edinburgh-headquartered Quorum Cyber have announced the acquisition of Kivu Consulting Inc, a global cybersecurity firm specialising in Incident Response. The strategic move comes just months after it acquired Difenda, a North American company that specialises in Microsoft Security Managed Services. Founded in 2009, Kivu
The University of Glasgow has launched a fund to help support its researchers and academic staff who want to start a new venture or spinout company in the coming year. The Innovation Cluster Development Fund is aimed at academic staff and university
ScotlandIS member DataVita has reported total sales of £13.3m for the year ending 30 June 2024, a 46% increase from £9.12m in 2023. Gross margin improved by 62%, reaching £6.15m, reflecting operational efficiencies and growing demand for services. Earnings before
Glasgow City Innovation District Venture Studio’s second innovation programme in the Challenge Pillar ‘Creative AI for Industry’ offers grant funding for Glasgow City Council Area-registered businesses and projects using Artificial Intelligence (AI) to improve or create new, innovative products or
Scotland’s businesses have a limited opportunity to access fully-funded digital and tech training for their workforce, delivered by Direct Tech and funded by Skills Development Scotland (SDS). This is your chance to upskill your team, improve efficiency, and support digital
Opening the gateway into Singapore, Asia Pacific, the UK and key international markets, CyberBoost Catalyse equips the most innovative and ambitious cyber startups from around the world with the knowledge and connections required to fast-track their growth plans. You’ll master your growth strategy, build international connections, tap into investment and commercial opportunities and be immersed in cyber ecosystems in Singapore, the UK and beyond. Crucially, you’ll gain a peer support
