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AN EDINBURGH Napier University spin-out has set out to enhance security on crypto assets. The crypto asset security project from the School of Computing, Engineering and the Built Environment (SCEBE) at Edinburgh Napier University (ENU), has secured £74,948 in funding from Scottish
FarrPoint, the Edinburgh based independent technology consultancy which specialises in digital connectivity, has expanded its team with five new hires to support the organisation’s continued growth. Four of these roles are newly created, increasing the headcount at FarrPoint to 22.
Industry leaders do not feel confident in their ability to handle threats Recruitment and expertise are proving major obstacles for organisations seeking to protect themselves from emerging cyber security issues Skills shortages affecting almost half of all organisations UK businesses
Digital Catapult onboards further 14 companies through its Technology Access Programme to experiment with groundbreaking cybersecurity technology This marks a further step in UKRI’s Digital Security by Design programme – a government-backed initiative to build a safer digital future Participants
