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A hackathon to explore cyber vulnerabilities in IoT devices has been launched between CENSIS and Abertay University. Part of CENSIS’s year long IoT cyber challenge programme, the event will run throughout the summer with students from Abertay University’s Ethical Hacking group. Working in small
Over the next year, DASA will release a series of challenge “drops” to find and fund solutions to major space hurdles, with up to £2m in funding available. The space domain, which includes satellites and space-based services, is vital to
Have an innovative idea that tackles security challenges in the UK? Submit your innovation to our new security-themed Open Call! The Defence and Security Accelerator (DASA) is pleased to launch a new open call that focuses on tackling security challenges in the
Following on from the success of the recent “Empowering Women to Lead Digital Transformation” Programme, which culminates in a graduation event for its first cohort next week, ScotlandIS, The Scottish Government and the Scottish Digital Academy have joined forces again
The NCSC and KPMG UK have launched the 2021 diversity and inclusion survey for the cyber security industry. The global pandemic has accelerated the use of online services, products and communications, and in turn the demand for skills to protect
Tay Cities Region Joint Committee approve Angus and Perth & Kinross rural broadband projects Abertay University’s cyberQuarter research and development hub also given green light Three projects that will significantly enhance rural broadband and cyber security across Tayside while creating
Today was the inaugural meeting of the Scottish Cluster Ecosystem Alliance (SCEA), set up by ScotlandIS to bring together representatives from across the tech sector such as fintech, space, mobility, cyber, data and many more. The aim of the SCEA
CivTech have launched their sixth programme in continued, unprecedented circumstances and, more than ever, CivTech has a pivotal role to play in building Scotland’s future. If you’re an innovator, entrepreneur, team, start-up or established company, CivTech offers an unrivalled opportunity
Developing the UK’s cyber security ecosystem through accelerating innovative startups. NCSC for Startups is the successor to the NCSC Cyber Accelerator, a programme which helped more than 40 tech companies raise in excess of £100m in external investments. While the Cyber
Edinburgh Napier has developed a series of cyber security short courses which are now open for registration. The School of Computing at Edinburgh Napier University is an NCSC Academic Centre of Excellence in Cybersecurity Education (ACE-CE) and is releasing the first phase of
