Digital Infrastructure Minister, Matt Warman to deliver keynote at cyber innovation demo day
Cyber solutions on show include security applications for people with disabilities and maritime cyber risk assessment
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The CyberASAP Demo Day on 18 February provides an opportunity to preview a promising pipeline of cyber security products and services as the final 14 teams in this year’s Cyber Security Academic Accelerator Start-up Programme (CyberASAP) pitch and demonstrate their proofs of concept to investors and industry.
The culmination of the 11-month CyberASAP (which is funded by the UK Government’s Department for Digital, Culture, Media & Sport, and delivered by Innovate UK and KTN), the Demo Day features a diverse range of products and services – from applications for people with disabilities, to maritime cyber risk assessment.
Digital Infrastructure Minister, Matt Warman will address some of Britain’s most exciting early-stage cyber security start-ups at the virtual CyberASAP Demo Day on 18 February 2021. Ahead of his keynote address he said:
“We have some of the best cyber research institutions in the world and I look forward to hearing the new pitches at this demo day.
The CyberASAP programme plays an important role supporting academics to turn their research into market-ready products and it will not only help us build back better from the pandemic but also keep people across the country secure online.”
The Demo Day comprises a series of three-minute pitches followed by a showcase of proofs of concept in virtual booths from:
ABBA-IoT: data tampering detection system for automotive sensors (University of Leeds)
Authentibility Pass: an accessible authentication gateway for people with disabilities (University of Bournemouth)
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