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Wales has gained momentum in its transition towards digital revolution, its landscape transforming in ways not seen since the age of coal and steel. Where once heavy industry fuelled the economy, today the hum of servers and the fizz of digital innovation are forging a new future; powered by collaboration, bold investment, and a shared ambition to lead the world in technology.

Based in Pontcanna, Cardiff, Stable is a Welsh grown technology company helping organisations navigate the future of work through secure, intelligent and people centred digital solutions.

The Cyber Innovation Hub (CIH) is Wales’ flagship engine for cyber security R&D, skills and startup creation, bringing together Cardiff University, industry and government to turn cutting edge research into deployable solutions… and new companies.

Women in Cyber Unlimited is a fast growing network that champions gender diversity in the cyber sector, providing community, mentoring and visibility for women working in, or exploring, the industry across Wales.

The University of South Wales (USW) is one of the UK’s largest centres for cyber education, home to an NCSC recognised Academic Centre of Excellence and a pipeline of graduates feeding SOCs, consultancies and critical infrastructure operators across Wales and beyond.

Thales is one of Wales’ most significant defence and cyber security employers, operating major facilities in South Wales that deliver secure communications, mission critical systems and cyber services for governments and critical national infrastructure.

Wales is the nation where cyber resilience meets practical innovation. Here, cyber is the sector that stands as the operational backbone for industry, critical infrastructure, and public services. Wales stands up as global launchpad for collaborative, people-focused cybersecurity.

We have a thriving cyber security ecosystem here, with a strong set of major companies – and wrapped around these are many more businesses. Our cluster continues to grow and prosper.

In today's interconnected world, cybersecurity has become a paramount concern, and Wales is no exception.

Minister for the Economy, Vaughan Gething, has today (Monday, October 16) unveiled a first-of-its-kind action plan between a devolved nation and Innovate UK setting out how Wales will build a strengthened innovation economy.

Access to skills, government support and big business opportunities behind relocation