Estonian CyberTech cluster
About Us
Estonian CyberTech cluster is CyberHub Estonia, bringing together top competencies and best practices in the field of cybersecurity.
Through the CyberTech cluster you can:
- Meet with the most competent cybersecurity partners in Estonia
- Learn about best practices in the field of cybersecurity
- Find the right business partners for you
- Gain access to the CyberHubs ecosystem
The Estonian CyberTech cluster is formed by top of class cybersecurity products and services providers.
Cybersecurity Products & Services Providers
Members of the CyberTech cluster provide a broad range of leading cybersecurity services and products. Click on each of the categories below to find out more:
Risk Management
Identifying, assessing, and mitigating your organizations’ cybersecurity threats to protect organizational assets:
Cybersecurity Trainings & Competencies Consulting
Increasing cybersecurity competencies of individuals and organizations:
Testing
Evaluating systems and applications to identify vulnerabilities and improve security:
Crisis Management
Responding effectively to cybersecurity incidents to minimize impact and restore operations:
Security Surveillance
Monitoring systems and networks to detect and prevent cyber threats in real time:
Other Products/Services
Additional tools and solutions tailored to specific cybersecurity needs beyond standard categories:
CyberHub Estonia Offerings
Awareness raising
The CyberTech cluster is the driving force of several initiatives to educate and raise awareness about cybersecurity in Estonia. See more on our recent cybersecurity campaigns and best practices. More information on training courses for companies coming soon.
International collaboration & projects
As part of the CyberHubs project, which aims to strengthen the ecosystem of cybersecurity skills in Europe through the creation of seven interconnected hubs, CyberHub Estonia looks to serve as a national center of innovation and collaboration in the field of cybersecurity.
Being a member of the North European Cybersecurity Cluster (NECC) amplifies our efforts, providing our members with greater access to international markets and fostering innovation through cross-border partnerships.
By facilitating information sharing and showcasing collaborative opportunities as an associated member of Cyber-security Excellence Hub in Estonia and South Moravia (CHESS), we aim to empower Estonian companies to engage more deeply in cybersecurity research and innovation.
We are open to participate in other international cybersecurity partnerships and collaboration opportunities.
Supporting our members’ internationalization
We organize visits and participation in international cybersecurity conferences to build relationships and showcase our best practices and solutions nationally and internationally, as well as receive cybersecurity delegations interested in finding out more about how it is done in Estonia and meeting future potential business partners.
Maximizing cybersecurity
Cybertech cluster partners with other related national organizations, initiatives and agencies in order to keep strengthening the state of cybersecurity nationally and globally.
News
Older news:
- 29.01.2025 CyberHub Estonia and CyberHubs Project to Present at Estonia’s Annual National Cybersecurity Conference
- 16.12.2024 CyberHub Estonia member companies spoke on ERR’s program “What color is the economy?” about cyber security – what are the most common attack patterns and how to protect yourself
- 25.10.2024 CyberHub Estonia Partners with CTF Tech for the Largest Ethical Hacking Event in the Nordics & Baltics
- 02.10.2024 Cybersecurity Awareness Month Kicks Off with Seminar at Tallinn Entrepreneurship Day
- 10.09.2024 ITL launched a CyberTech Cluster
Events
Keep your calendar updated with our & our partners’ events:
Resources
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