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Case Study: PACE Anti-Piracy Solutions in 3D simulation tech

By updatesPosted on 13th August 20241st August 2024Posted in Member News, ScotlandISCyber

In this case study, ScotlandIS member PACE Anti-Piracy sits down with Taneli Malinen from Jetecon to discuss his products and how he utilises PACE solutions within his 3D simulation technology business. Taneli Malinen sees things differently. Literally. As a production

PACE Anti-Piracy: Protecting the Value of your Algorithms

By updatesPosted on 7th August 202423rd July 2024Posted in Member News, ScotlandISCyber

PACE Anti-Piracy was honoured to sponsor, exhibit, and present at AES’s 5th International Conference on Automotive Audio *. We came away inspired by the exciting innovation in the in-vehicle audio space. Given that new algorithms are driving most of that innovation, protecting

Heriot-Watt to the fore in fighting cybercrime

By updatesPosted on 6th August 20246th August 2024Posted in Member News, ScotlandISData, ScotlandISCyber

Heriot-Watt University is to lead a groundbreaking quantum technology initiative that could help combat the £27 billion annual cost of cybercrime to UK businesses, as part of a £160 million government investment to establish Britain as a global leader in

Case Study: Fourier Audio integrates PACE Anti-Piracy’s iLok USB

By updatesPosted on 31st July 202423rd July 2024Posted in Member News, ScotlandISCyber

In this case study, ScotlandIS member PACE Anti-Piracy chats to Henry Harrod of Fourier Audio, and why he chose to use their iLok USB licensing for protection of his transform.engine security. Henry Harrod is a true audio journeyman. Before becoming

The Scottish entrepreneur applying engineering skills to financial services

By updatesPosted on 25th July 202425th July 2024Posted in Member News

“I now feel very much part of the whole financial services family,” says the engineer by trade. Dr Mick O’Connor is the founder and director of Haelo, a Glasgow-based tech firm looking to “transform” regulatory compliance in financial services. This

ScotlandIS Member Spotlight: Prosperity 24/7

By updatesPosted on 24th July 202425th July 2024Posted in Member News, ScotlandIS News

In this ScotlandIS member spotlight, we welcome new Business member Prosperity 24/7. Read the case study below to find out more about Prosperity and why they joined ScotlandIS. Who is Prosperity 24/7, and what do you do? Prosperity24/7 is a

Could an aviation approach to safety bolster cyber resilience?

By updatesPosted on 23rd July 202423rd July 2024Posted in Member News, ScotlandISCyber

In this article, Ian Harragan, Director and Co-founder of Edinburgh-based i-confidential, suggests that taking a similar approach to aviation safety practices could enhance cybersecurity resilience. In a world plagued by cyber crime, never before has the ‘it’s us against them’

Green Code: A Sustainable Future In Software Development

By updatesPosted on 23rd July 20247th August 2024Posted in Member News, Climate Tech

ScotlandIS member, TAAP, discusses green coding in their latest blog post, and how it can transform sustainability and efficiency of future IT infrastructures. In an era where sustainability is becoming a critical focus, the concept of “green code” has emerged

Case Study: PACE Anti-Piracy’s Shopify Integration for Mixwave

By updatesPosted on 23rd July 202423rd July 2024Posted in Member News

ScotlandIS member, PACE Anti-Piracy, interviews Ernie Slenkovich, VP of Mixwave, on their relationship with PACE and implementing Fusion software security and iLok licensing with PACE’s new Shopify integration. Ernie Slenkovich knows music. As an in-demand session drummer as well as

BCS: Half A Million Women Missing From IT Sector

By updatesPosted on 18th July 202418th July 2024Posted in Member News, Diversity and Inclusion

The professional body for IT is calling on the government to address the diversity gap within the tech sector. In a letter to the new technology secretary, the professional body for computing has highlighted that over 500,00 women are ‘missing’