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Cyan Forensics, the Edinburgh-based digital forensics startup, has today announced its first partnership in America. The company’s software helps police detect indecent images of children in minutes, speeding up the time it takes to search seized devices. Its partnership with
Thurso-based non-profit organisation Cyber Security Scotland has created a cyber security standard that will be adopted by every public body in Scotland. Dr Keith Nicholson, founder and Executive Chair of Cyber Security Scotland explains: “We were commissioned by the Scottish
A female student is set to play a key role in Scotland’s growing battle against cyber crime – and hopes to see a transformation in the gender balance of computing and technological industries.
Commsworld is celebrating its successful bid to have its services represented across a new £5billion UK government telecoms and network framework. The rapidly growing firm has succeeded in achieving listings in two Network Services 2 (NS2) “Lots”, representing Wide Area
Paper Abstract The Scottish Government Digital Identity Scotland Programme Board has the remit to deliver: “A robust, secure and trustworthy mechanism by which an individual member of the public can demonstrate their identity online” In support of this aim, Scottish
Arrowdawn has secured a series of contracts with a combined value of £200,000. The Cisco specialist, which supports 300 client offices across 25 countries, has landed additional projects from five companies seeking further support and maintenance for the upgrade of
dressCode is a platform to trying to address the gender gap in Computing Science, to inspire and engage girls at secondary level starting in S1. Schools can sign up to run a dressCode club with access to materials free of
Following the success of the Edinburgh-based pilot, CodeClan, Scotland’s national digital skills academy is launching its ground-breaking Data Analysis course in Glasgow. Taking place at CodeClan’s city-centre Glasgow campus on August 22nd, the launch event is aimed at professionals already working with data,
A Scottish beauty-tech company is preparing to launch technology which can analyse skin in realtime – allowing people to better apply cosmetics. East-Kilbride based Cutitronics has developed a device and accompanying app that can tailor the application of cosmetics to
Kate Forbes, the public finance and digital economy minister for Scotland, is among those singing the praises of its technology sector. She said recently: “Scotland has a longstanding international reputation for financial services and is the most important UK financial
