The Cyber Security Academic Startup Accelerator Programme (CyberASAP) is an 11 month programme funded by Department for Science, Innovation and Technology (DSIT), that will invest in innovative cyber security ideas coming from the UK’s academic research base. The aim of
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UK Gov Launches New Cyber Action Plan to Defend Public Services
Scottish Government expands CyberScotland Partnership
Beyond Blue: Cyber and Resilience Predictions 2026
Hornetsecurity: Cybersecurity Report 2026
The Cybersecurity Report by Hornetsecurity is an annual analysis of the current threat landscape based on real-world data collected and studied by Hornetsecurity’s dedicated Security Lab team. 2025 has been a year defined by acceleration. Threat actors embraced automation, artificial
Cloud Strategy for 2026: the Year of Repatriation, Resilience, and Regional Rebalancing
Innovation, optimism and opportunity: What lies ahead for Scottish tech in 2026
ScotlandIS Launches 2026 Manifesto for Government Amidst Appointment of New Board Members
ScotlandIS, the trade body and cluster management organisation for Scotland’s digital technology sector, has today launched its manifesto for 2026. The manifesto is designed to help inform the strategic priorities of government, industry, and academia, providing insight drawn from collaboration
Proofpoint Acquires Hornetsecurity in $1.8 Bn Deal to Boost SMB Cloud Security
Cybersecurity and compliance firm Proofpoint has completed its acquisition of Hornetsecurity Group, a cloud security provider known for its Microsoft 365 focused protection and compliance offerings. The move marks a significant step in Proofpoint’s plan to expand its human centric
ScotlandIS launches 18th annual tech survey and urges sector-wide participation
ScotlandIS, the membership and cluster management organisation for Scotland’s digital technologies sector, is calling for responses to its 18th annual industry survey. The survey will contribute to the organisation’s 2026 report which acts as a temperature gauge for Scotland’s technology