The ScotlandIS Cyber Showcase is your opportunity to discover and meet the best and latest new Cyber Security businesses. Offering innovative, cutting edge and creative solutions in cyber security, digital security and online safety technology.
This is your chance as an investor or buyer to be the first to see and hear from 12 carefully selected startups who have undergone business coaching and mentoring before pitching at the Showcase event. Get a front-row seat to hear from these creators of leading cyber solutions, what’s more, we are offering the opportunity for you to attend the event with protected identity, and all follow up communication will be managed through ScotlandIS to give you complete control over who you speak with.
Join us on Thursday 24th November 2022 at The Higgs Centre at The Royal Observatory, in Edinburgh to hear pitches from the Scottish-based frontrunners who have been identified through robust government and private sector-supported selection.
This is a fantastic opportunity to be the first to see and meet some of Scotland’s very best and emerging Cyber Security businesses.
Pitches will be made to an expert panel consisting of:
- Pete Jaco – Chair/Non-Executive Director for high-growth SMEs
- Elaine McKechnie – Senior Manager of Cyber Strategy, Frameworks & Threat Intelligence at Virgin Money
- Joshua Walter – Partner at Osney Capital
Awards will be presented for the best pitches and the event will close with a drinks reception.
If you’re a CISO, CTO, industry buyer, investor or supporter of Scottish cyber innovation, make sure you book your free seat for Thursday 24th November at The Higgs Centre, Edinburgh Royal Observatory or find out more about Cyber Showcase here.
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