Ensuring cyber security is becoming an increasingly important factor for the growth and development of any organization. This also applies to start-ups and other R&D companies, which are particularly vulnerable in the phase of growth and development. At the same time, we realize that managing cyber security is a challenge that requires a lot of effort, resources and knowledge.

The Slovenian Cyber Resilience Lab (SCRL) project is a pilot project of the European consortium FutuResilience and operates under the auspices of the Horizon Europe development scheme. The mission of the FutuResilience consortium is to discover systemic solutions to the global crises that European society will face in the future. As a result, at SCRL we address the challenges that cyber threats pose to development companies today and will pose in the future.

With the SCRL pilot project, we want to identify the challenges that Slovenian development companies face today in the field of cyber security and the challenges they will face in the near future. Based on our findings, we will propose systemic solutions that will serve as a basis for the adoption of policies and other measures at the local, national and European level in the following years.

During the project, we will organize several events, which will include expert workshops, round tables and consultations. Since we know that ensuring cyber security involves many stakeholders from the international and national level, the private and public sector, and the entire start-up ecosystem, we want to gather information from as many different stakeholders as possible. Therefore, we kindly invite you to contribute to the project with your ideas, opinions and other information relevant to ensuring cyber security in development environments.