Avertro appearances in mainstream media outlets and publications
As Australia’s newly enforced cybersecurity strategy is unveiled, there have been some mixed reactions from the industry. While the general sentiment on the strategy is positive, some tech experts feel there are still some areas that could have been better planned.
Through the three-month accelerator program, the startups were offered mentoring from prominent tech founders and cybersecurity industry giants, as well as pitch coaching. The pitch night event marks the conclusion of the program and aims to connect the startups with potential investors and customers, and further build connections in Tampa Bay’s tech community.
Avertro CEO, Ian Yip, spoke with Simon Thomsen about the importance of Diversity and Inclusion. Interview with Ian starts at the 12:40 mark.
We’ve all seen it – and then probably heard the reaction whispered cross the audience – and probably hashtagged on social media. “Sausagefest.” Another all-bloke panel. Ian Yip, founder and CEO of cybersecurity startup Avertro has seen them too, and most importantly he’s conscious of being complicit in it.
UNSW experts use social media data to develop modelling to strengthen cyber threat intelligence.
Tampa Bay Wave, a nonprofit technology accelerator for entrepreneurs, has announced the startups that will participate in its CyberTech|X 2023 Accelerator program including companies from Australia, Israel, Mexico and Singapore.
Cybersecurity companies hailing from four countries and seven states will be using Tampa Bay as their home base the next few months.
Startups across the U.S., Australia Israel, Mexico and Singapore will join the Tampa Bay Wave’s CyberTech cohort.
