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Burness Paull and Space Network continue partnership to drive UK space innovation and scale

By updatesPosted on 12th November 202512th November 2025Posted in Member News

Space Network, the world’s fastest-growing space sector ecosystem, is pleased to announce the renewal of its strategic partnership with leading commercial law firm Burness Paull. This marks the second year of collaboration, reinforcing the commitment to provide world-class legal and

Cyber Essentials with IASME: Passkeys, MFA & UK Compliance

By updatesPosted on 12th November 202512th November 2025Posted in Member News

This episode of The IT Bridge, David Lawrence from Grant McGregor is joined by Neil, Head of Cyber Essentials at the IASME Consortium, to discuss the latest developments in the scheme. From policy to practice! Discover how Cyber Essentials is

CyberASAP Pathfinder

By updatesPosted on 11th November 202511th November 2025Posted in ScotlandISCyber, Industry News, Opportunity

CyberASAP is a well-established programme now in its ninth year. The in-depth programme supports UK academics who are interested in commercialising their cyber security ideas and is delivered annually with a duration of approximately ten months. To build on the achievements of

KubeNet acquires Fibre1Client base, Accelerating Growth Across Scotland and the UK

By updatesPosted on 6th November 20256th November 2025Posted in Member News

Kube Networks Limited (“KubeNet”), a leading Glasgow-based ISP and award-winning provider of managed IT & infrastructure services, cloud, Internet, voice, cybersecurity and IoT solutions to the private and public sector, is pleased to announce the acquisition of a client base of telecoms and connectivity

Man who invested life savings to launch Stirling firm achieves £10m sales and Nasa contract

By updatesPosted on 6th November 20256th November 2025Posted in Member News, ScotlandISData

A Stirling businessman who invested his life savings to start a space company is now building a “brain” for Nasa’s mission to the moon. ScotlandIS member, Cavu Aerospace, owned and run by electrical engineer Ali Maani, has been chosen to

Keeping Scotland digitally secure

By updatesPosted on 6th November 20256th November 2025Posted in ScotlandISCyber, Industry News

A new ‘cyber observatory’ to help protect Scotland’s public bodies from online threats will be set up as part of a package of measures to promote the country’s cyber-security. A newly published refreshed Strategic Framework for a Cyber Resilient Scotland

My Cyber Action Toolkit

By updatesPosted on 5th November 20255th November 2025Posted in ScotlandISCyber, Industry News

The National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) has launched ‘My Cyber Action Toolkit‘: a free, personalised cyber security solution for sole traders to small organisations that turns cyber protection into simple, achievable steps for your business. Small businesses are often at

Cyber Trade Mission to Japan and Taiwan, February 2026

By updatesPosted on 4th November 20254th November 2025Posted in ScotlandISCyber, Industry News, Opportunity

Department for Business and Trade (DBT) Japan will host a UK Active Cyber Defence Trade Mission to Japan and Taiwan from 2-6 February 2026. Benefits include (to be shaped further closer to the time): UK companies with capability in Active

Tech industry body launches search for new board members

By updatesPosted on 4th November 20254th November 2025Posted in ScotlandIS News

ScotlandIS, the membership and cluster management organisation for Scotland’s digital technologies industry, has started the search for three new senior representatives to join its board. Currently ScotlandIS has 13 board members, but with three stepping down at the end of

Trump’s visa crackdown is an opportunity for Scotland’s tech sector

By updatesPosted on 31st October 20256th November 2025Posted in Member News

President Trump’s executive order effectively ending a visa route for top international talent could benefit Scotland. For many years, the US – California in particular – has been the destination of choice for highly skilled, international STEM workers due to