Businessdurham Waterstons Partners with CyberNorth to Boost North East Cyber Security
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- •Waterstons and CyberNorth have announced a strategic partnership to enhance regional cyber security.
- •The partnership aims to develop talent and support business resilience in the North East.
- •CyberNorth has already supported hundreds of businesses and aims to expand its educational initiatives.
Waterstons and CyberNorth have formed a strategic partnership aimed at enhancing the cyber security sector in the North East of England. This collaboration focuses on talent development, business resilience, and regional growth, positioning the area as a leading UK cyber hub. Waterstons, a technology consultancy with over 280 employees, will support CyberNorth's initiatives, which include expanding educational programs and strengthening industry-academia links. The partnership is part of CyberNorth's broader strategy to increase its impact and support for small and medium-sized enterprises. Both organizations emphasize the importance of building a robust cyber ecosystem and nurturing future talent in the region. The partnership is expected to facilitate connections across various sectors and enhance the North East's profile in the national cyber landscape.
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