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Experienced mentors from industry are being sought in order to support Women Do Cyber upskilling participants. Scotland Women in Technology (SWiT), Cisco and Glasgow Caledonian University are looking for experienced mentors (men and women) to support their participants on the
Specialist IT and business consultancy and ScotlandIS member, Celerity, has announced its acquisition of Chester-based Chilli IT. The deal strengthens the business’ technical expertise and unlocks growth opportunities through complementary services and expansion into new sectors such as logistics and retail.
The government is asking for industry views on a draft code of practice for software vendors to improve the resilience and security of software. As part of the £2.6 billion National Cyber Strategy to protect and promote the UK online, the government
The UK government is asking for views on a two-part intervention, including a voluntary Code of Practice on AI cyber security which will form a new global standard. Artificial intelligence (AI) is transforming our daily lives. As the technology continues
The government is asking for views on the future of the successful CyberFirst programme, including how the programme can be scaled to inspire future talent. The CyberFirst programme was established in 2015, as part of the National Cyber Security Strategy,
Check out this blog article from ScotlandIS member, PACE Anti-Piracy, discussing Key Rotation as a new level of cloud security and the challenges it can pose. Encryption has become the most critical technique used in the protection of data and
Databarracks, the technology and business resilience specialist has acquired Glasgow-based ScotlandIS member, PlanB Consulting, to enhance its Operational Resilience and Cyber Continuity consulting practice. Chris Butler, Resilience Director, Databarracks comments: “We are thrilled to have PlanB join us. PlanB has been a powerhouse
The recipients of The King’s Awards for Enterprise have been announced, celebrating the achievements of UK businesses. This year, 13 businesses in Scotland have been recognised by The King as among the best in the country. Businesses like these are
SnapDragon Monitoring, the online brand protection agency, has been honoured with a King’s Award for International Trade, recognising growth of 200% in overseas sales over the last three years. Founded to help SMEs fight fakes online, SnapDragon now works with
ScotlandIS member, PACE Anti-Piracy, interviews Milo De Sorcellis, CTO of NEWTWEN, a company that is accelerating growth and technological innovation in the electrification industry. Milo speaks with the PACE team about implementing their iLok licensing tool for their Digital Twin on
