Singapore to offer dedicated accelerator for cybersecurity startups
A new accelerator, called the Innovation Cyber Security Ecosystem at Block 71 (ICE71), will be available for young companies focused on building cybersecurity products and services. The new facility is an extension of an existing partnership between NUS and Singtel, which jointly set up the NUS-Singtel Cyber Security Research and Development Laboratory in October 2016.
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