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The UK Cyber Security Forum is a social enterprise spanning the United Kingdom, representing small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in the UK cyber sector. It is divided up into 20 regional cyber clusters which provide free membership and events for their members. It forms part of the UK cyber security community. The Forum has been praised by UK Government for helping to address the cyber skills gap faced by the U.K.[1] The concept of providing regional cyber security clusters was then later supported and laid out by the U.K Government Cyber Security Strategy in late 2014.[2]
National news has reported on the effectiveness of the forum, especially in terms of aiding collaboration between UK cyber companies.[3] There has been considerable coverage of certain cyber clusters such as the London Cyber Cluster which has featured heavily in the media.[4][5][6]
There are currently 20 official cyber clusters in the U.K supported by the U.K Government.[7]
| Cyber Clusters |
|---|
| Bristol and Bath Cyber |
| Bournemouth Cyber Cluster |
| Cambridge Cyber Cluster |
| East Midlands Cyber Cluster |
| London Cyber Cluster |
| Malvern Cyber Cluster |
| Norfolk Cyber Cluster |
| North East Cyber Cluster |
| North Wales Cyber Cluster |
| North West Cyber Cluster |
| N Somerset Cyber Cluster |
| Oxford Cyber Cluster |
| Scottish Cyber Cluster |
| Solent Cyber Cluster (Southampton) |
| South Wales Cyber Cluster |
| South West Cyber Cluster (Exeter) |
| Sussex Cyber Cluster (Brighton) |
| Thames Valley |
| West Midlands Cyber Cluster |
| Yorkshire Cyber Cluster |
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