Martin Ruubel

Talgen is a European cybersecurity company, headquartered in Tallinn, Estonia, aiming to bridge the gap between technology and human behaviour to reduce the overall cost of cyber crime to society, and to increase the cyber resilience of organisations and governments. We engage in fundamental and applied research in cybersecurity and cyber defence domains and develop related software platforms, embedded hardware, and services. Talgen is a member of the European Cybersecurity Organisation (ECSO) and we participate in various EU and international programs focusing on cybersecurity, both in defence and civilian domains.

The Estonian Information Security Association (EISA) was founded to advance cross-sectorial cooperation in Estonia between the private sector, academia and the government. The joint effort intends to formalise the existing ties between the cybersecurity partners in Estonia, boost collaborative participation, as well as look at and influence the European and international policies on cybersecurity.

The European Cyber Security Organisation (ECSO) ASBL – www.ecs-org.eu – is a fully independent non-profit organisation under the Belgian law, established in June 2016. Since 2016, ECSO has been the privileged partner of the European Commission for the implementation of the European Cyber Security Public-Private Partnership (cPPP). ECSO works with its Members and Partners to develop a competitive European cybersecurity ecosystem providing trusted cybersecurity solutions protection the growth of the European Digital Single Market and advancing Europe’s cybersecurity posture while reducing its technological dependence. As of the end of 2022, ECSO is leading the strategic support action for the development of the European Cybersecurity Community (ECCO) in the frame of the ECCC regulation, gathering all European actors. ECSO Members include a wide variety of stakeholders such as large companies, SMEs and start-ups, research centers, universities, clusters and associations, users and operators, as well as local, regional and national administrations. ECSO Members originate from EU Member States, countries part of the European Economic Area (EEA), the European Free Trade Association (EFTA) and associated countries.

Talgen is a European cybersecurity company, headquartered in Tallinn, Estonia, aiming to bridge the gap between technology and human behaviour to reduce the overall cost of cyber crime to society, and to increase the cyber resilience of organisations and governments. We engage in fundamental and applied research in cybersecurity and cyber defence domains and develop related software platforms, embedded hardware, and services. Talgen is a member of the European Cybersecurity Organisation (ECSO) and we participate in various EU and international programs focusing on cybersecurity, both in defence and civilian domains.

The North European Cybersecurity Cluster (NECC) promotes information security and cybersecurity-related cooperation and collaboration in the Northern European region in order to enhance integration into the European Digital Single Market. With a network of 800+ companies, NECC has created a trusted competence framework with various tested collaboration models among companies, academia, public sector and end-users. The cluster-type collaboration model is beneficial for all participating stakeholders and supports the EU’s contractual Public Private Partnership (cPPP). The NECC will be working towards more compelling business, cybersecurity and research environment for attracting more investments, resources and new innovation in to the region.

The Estonian Information Security Association (EISA) was founded to advance cross-sectorial cooperation in Estonia between the private sector, academia and the government. The joint effort intends to formalise the existing ties between the cybersecurity partners in Estonia, boost collaborative participation, as well as look at and influence the European and international policies on cybersecurity.