At the recent launch of CivTech 9 a new cyber-related challenge, sponsored by Scottish Government, was announced. Open to everybody, Challenge 9.6 is encouraging innovative solutions to break the Ransomware criminal model.
“How can technology help Scotland’s public sector protect against ransomware and other forms of cyber-crime, and should they occur mitigate and recover from their effects, including data loss?“
Entrants will have until 22 August 2023 to enter their proposal.
These Q&A Sessions are designed to offer the opportunity to those joining to ask the Challenge Sponsors and the CivTech team any burning questions and clarifications regarding the details of Challenge 9.6 as Published on Public Contracts Scotland (PCS) and on our Website.
Please register and join to learn more about the Challenge, the Challenge Sponsors and the CivTech programme.
Register for the online Q&A event here
Please note: all CivTech Q&A Sessions will be recorded for procurement purposes and will then be published both on Public Contracts Scotland (PCS) and on our website as part of the procurement process; to allow everyone interested in applying to have access to all relevant information needed should they not be able to attend the live Q&A Session.
Date:
18 July – 15:00
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