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Finnish Information Security Cluster (FISC) - Kyberala ry
The voice of cyber industries in Finland
Housed within the Federation of Finnish Technology Industries, the Finnish Information Security Cluster is an organization established in 2012 by major Finnish information security companies to promote their business and operations in national and international context. Finnish companies and individuals are well known for their inventions and efforts to improve security. This connected with excellent competencies on mobile and open source technologies gives a unique stand point for companies with Finnish operations. Finland has also a national brand of creating trustworthy, reliable and efficient operations and companies. This gives FISC members an excellent starting point when creating their products and serving their customers. FISC has more than 45 member organizations. Most of them are small- or medium-size companies concentrating purely on information security technologies, but also large multinationals having information security related operations in the country, are welcomed. The main target of FISC is to support its member organizations’ activities in the following areas: expansions to international markets, depth and width of high-level education, and dialogue with national and international regulatory bodies.
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