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Birmingham Post
Birmingham Post
Business
Ewan Thomas

CSA is committed to helping Gloucestershire's cyber scene succeed

The GloucestershireLive Business Awards are back for another year - as we prepare to once again celebrate the leading lights of Gloucestershire’s business community. The awards provide a range of categories that companies can enter themselves for - including the Start-Up of the Year Award.

Starting up a business can be an intimidating thing. It takes passion, skill, and a lot of hard work to be successful and become part of a business community. As a former start-up themselves, the team at Cyber Security Associates understands this journey and the pressure it entails - which is why the business has chosen to sponsor this year’s Start-Up award.

Cyber Security Associates (CSA) was established in 2013 - when David Woodfine and James Griffiths left their positions with the MoD, deciding to pool their cyber security experience and start a consultancy that would offer cyber security services to other businesses. David says: “It was just the two of us in this big commercial world - we did it all ourselves, and so we want to sponsor the Start-Up award because we know the journey they’ve been through.”

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