Ireland's First Cybersecurity Cluster Is Being Launched Today
It will give thousands of people who work in the industry a collective voice
Cyber Ireland, which will be hosted at the Cork Institute of Technology is the first initiative of its kind to be funded by the IDA.
The move comes as the cybersecurity industry continues to grow with more than 6,000 employees in Ireland looking for a joint platform.
Cluster Manager at CIT Dr Eoin Byrne says it will provide support in a range of areas.
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