A new government grant has been introduced to help boost both regional growth and employment within the cyber security sector.
A £700k fund will benefit cyber businesses across the country with the aim to help develop people’s skills, collaborate and break down the local barriers to growth.
The Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport (DCMS) funding has been awarded to UK Cyber Cluster Collaboration (UKC3) – a network of 20 regional clusters of cyber businesses, employers and local organisations which work together to boost the UK’s cyber security sector.
Minister for Digital Infrastructure, Matt Warman, commented, “Our cyber security sector is already worth £8.9 billion and we’re working tirelessly to take its magnificent growth to the next level.
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Email Jaime“Our new UK Cyber Cluster Collaboration will help tackle the barriers to growth, boost people’s digital skills and give firms a new route to develop their business acumen.”
UKC3 Chair Richard Yorke, added, “The UK’s thriving cyber sector is recognised as world leading and through greater collaboration, innovation and skills development we have a real opportunity to deliver growth that benefits businesses and individual citizens across the UK.
“This is an exciting and pivotal time for the cyber industry and we encourage organisations to engage with us to drive growth in the sector.”
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