PwC Middle East has announced a partnership with Cybernetica - an established provider of mission critical systems for a smart and secure world - a step to further accelerate, facilitate and drive the delivery of high quality digital consulting services in the Middle East region.
A defence industry consortium including Cybernetica will receive funding from the European Defence Industrial Development Programme (EDIDP) to develop future armoured vehicle platforms and modernise current ones in use.
Cybernetica was awarded the title of the best internship provider for international students by the Estonian Employers’ Confederation in its annual Best Internship Provider competition. The aim of the competition is to recognise companies that provide students with the best internships and apprenticeships.
Cybernetica will implement a secure data exchange pilot based on Unified eXchange Platform (UXP) in La Réunion together with the local development agency Nout’ Futur. The goal is to demonstrate how citizens can benefit from interoperability thanks to improved access to public administrative services.
Cybernetica and the University of Tartu Institute of Computer Science start collaborating to create new data security solutions that would also protect us in the era of quantum computers. As part of the collaboration, a jointly supervised doctoral student position is established.
Cybernetica partners with The Palestinian Ministry of Telecommunications and Information Technology to upgrade the state’s current data exchange layer for digital services to Cybernetica’s UXP. The company will provide the scalable technical platform along with knowledge transfer, which will pave the way for any future development of digital services.
Sumitomo Mitsui Trust Bank Limited (SMTB) in Japan is working with Cybernetica to create an innovative information bank solution that will connect service providers from various sectors from financial and e-health services to local governments. It’s a groundbreaking approach to digital services that incorporates interoperability, while giving control over data usage directly to the individual owning the data.
Aleksandr Lenin was a valued colleague, who joined Cybernetica in 2013 as a Junior Researcher, and continued his career as a Researcher after obtaining his PhD in 2015. He conducted extensive research on security technologies that had a direct impact on the work that Cybernetica carries out.
Cybernetica and the Government of Aruba, represented by Prime Minister Evelyn Wever-Croes, signed an agreement that marks the start of a pilot project to set up secure data exchange and interoperability for digital government services. The Government of Aruba aims to digitalise government services for better citizen experience, and Cybernetica will be providing the technological platform as well as advisory.
